The website for the 2005 LSA Summer Institute at MIT is open now. There is much content yet to come, but we do have the list of courses offered and the list of faculty. We are excited about the program. In a later post, I’ll point out the astonishing cluster of courses in the semantics/pragmatics interface, my own preferred stomping ground.
The institute is running from June 27 to August 5, 2005, in two three-week sessions, with some six week courses spanning both sessions, including my own introduction to pragmatics.
Well, this is something I really want to attend.
There are so many interesting courses that it will be difficult to choose one.
Will People be allowed to cross schedules, I mean, to take two courses if on one and only one day they coincide?
September 17th, 2004, at 10:03 pm #