Tuesday, 25 May 2010

Evolutionary approaches to Bilingualism

I recently gave a talk at the University of Edinburgh LEL Postgraduate Conference. It was my first ever talk and it really forced me to figure out what I'm supposed to be studying! Here's a video of my talk:







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