announcing V-NYI #12!
Advanced Certificate Program
Global Cultural Studies
Theoretical Linguistics
Post-colonial Studies
Creative Workshops
what is NYI?
NYI (The New York Global Institute of Cultural, Cognitive, and Linguistic Studies) is an independent, non-profit, educational organization, focusing on underrepresented and interdisciplinary fields including critical cultural studies, theoretical linguistics, and more. NYI holds advanced certificate programs twice a year, in January and in July (LIVE on Zoom) as well as working groups and other live events throughout the academic year. NYI is a non-affiliated community open to students, artists, scholars, and all curious minds.
V-NYI#12 Theoretical Linguistics
Introduction to Morphology
Laura Kalin
Princeton University
Introduction to Experimental Syntax
Sandra Villata
University of Enna "Kore"
Scientific Method and Theory in Linguistics (closed!)
Magdalena Lohninger
University of Salzburg
Roots in syntax (advanced)
Andreas Blümel
University of Göttingen
Hedde Zeijlstra
University of Göttingen
The Black Box in OT, Phonological representations and typology (advanced)
Noam Faust
Université Paris 8, CNRS SFL
Shanti Ulfsbjorninn
Memorial University of Newfoundland
The Syntax of Syncretism (advanced)
Bronwyn Bjorkman
Princeton University
Pragmatics (and Semantics) (advanced)
Hadil Karawani
University of Konstanz
Semantics of Attitude Predicates: Through the Lens of Neg-raising (advanced)
Zahra Mirrazi
University of Göttingen
Zhu Ziling
Georg-August Universität Göttingen
Language Documentation & Conservation (closed!)
DeAndre Espree-Conaway
Leiden University / Bloomfield Language Institute
Introduction to Syntax
Hongchen Wu
Georgia Tech University
Syntax, Semantics, and Processing: A Constraint-Based Theory
Chit-Fung (Lawrence) Lam
University of Oxford
Learnability and Linguistic Theory
Jon Rawski
San Jose State University
Topics in Sign Language Linguistics
Viktor Leyn
University of Chicago
Jenny Singleton
Stony Brook University
Mechanisms in language acquisition and change
Sigríður Björnsdóttir
University of Konstanz
Intervention Effects in syntax and semantics (advanced)
Adam Szczegielniak
University of Gdansk
Non-canonical tense: Tenselessness, narrative tense, and evidential tense (advanced)
Emily Knick
University of California, Santa Cruz
Roumyana Pancheva
University of California, Santa Cruz
Introduction to Formal Semantics
Jéssica Mendes
University of Göttingen
Omni-Linguistics
Masha Esipova
Bar-Ilan University
V-NYI#12 Global Cultural Studies
Abundance of Accent in Words and Music
Iuliana Matasova
Independent Scholar, Fellow at New Europe College Bucharest
The Spectacle of Violence and the Decolonial Question
Danille Elize Arendse
Stellenbosch University / University of Pretoria
Sayan Dey
Bayan College, Oman
To Be or to Please
Liza Michaeli
Van Leer Jerusalem Institute
In (another's) Tongues
Abdur Rehman Khan
Independent scholar
Masha T
Independent Researcher
Storytelling as Research
Julio César Díaz Calderón
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Orality and Social Knowledge
Tulika Chandra
Shiv Nadar Institution of Eminence (SNU)
Opacity, Imperfection, and Other Necessities in the Arts
Dinara Asadulina
Morley House
Christos Kakouros
Morley House
Of Webs, Words, and Uprisings: The Politics of Speech and Silence. (Mostly Poetry, But Not Only)
Polly Gannon
Academics Anonymous
Memories / Futurities
Masha Sokolova
University of Ljubljana
Living in Translation
joan scott
Princeton University
disability storytelling in times of global crises
Anna T.
Athens, Greece
Katharina Wiedlack
University of Vienna
Migration Stories -- Y(ours)
Polly Gannon
Academics Anonymous
Melis Umut
Stony Brook University
Film Letter (limited)
Masha Godovannaya
Smolny Beyond Borders
Palestinian Literature as World Literature
Kevin Potter
Institut für Anglistik und Amerikanistik, University of Vienna