[Commlist] International Summer School on Critical Cultural Studies, Linguistics and Cognitive Science - St. Petersburg, Russia

The 17th annual New York-St. Petersburg Institute of Linguistics, 
Cognition and Culture (NYI-2019) is an advanced interdisciplinary summer 
school focusing on critical culture/media studies, generative 
linguistics, and cognitive science. NYI is open to PhD students and 
young researchers from all relevant backgrounds and countries. All 
classes are taught in English. Dormitory space and visa support are 
available.

Participants create their own study program from seminars in the 
following fields:

- Cultural Studies (Critical Cultural Studies, Women’s & Gender Studies, 
Film & Media Studies,…)
- Generative Linguistics (Syntax, Semantics, Phonology, Morphology, 
Computational)
- Cognitive Science (Language & Mind, Ambiguity, Consciousness)

*2019 Cultural Studies Seminars:*

Islam, Women's Rights and Feminism (Asma Barlas, Ithaca College)
Data, Capitalism and Reality (Ulises Mejias, SUNY Oswego)
The Sociology of Everyday Technologies ina Globalized World (Kristen 
Karlberg, SUNY Purchase)
Images and Representations of Greatness in American and Russian history 
(Gary Marker, Stony Brook University)
12 Perspectives on Language (and everything else) (Eugene Hammond, Stony 
Brook University)
Caribbean Critical Theory (Nikolay Karkov, SUNY Cortland)
Photography and the Post-human Image (Yola Monakhov Stockton, SUNY 
Buffalo State)
The Politics of Development: (Bekeh Utietiang Ukelina, SUNY Cortland)
An Introduction into intersectional Women and Gender Studies (Katharina 
Wiedlack, Humboldt University, Berlin)

*2019 Linguistics and Cognitive Studies Seminars: *

Introduction to Syntax (Omer Preminger (UMD))
Patterns of sound structure – An introduction to phonological analysis 
(Russell Tanenbaum, Stony Brook University)
Alternatives in semantics and pragmatics (Clemens Steiner-Mayr, 
Universität Göttingen)
The Stucture of Words: introduction to Morphology (Ora Matushansky, 
CNRS, Paris)
How Languages Move their Heads (Asia Pietraszko, University of 
Connecticut)Language Typology: Major Constituent Order (Asya 
Pereltsvaig, Santa Clara University)
Language and Comics (John E. Drury, Stony Brook University)
Introduction to Second Language Acquisition (SLA) (Tania Ionin 
(University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign))
3 Puzzles in Syntax and Semantics (John F Bailyn, Stony Brook 
University, Clemens Steiner-Mayr, Universität Göttingen, Sergei 
Tatevosov, Moscow State University)

*For more information, visit: http://www.nyi.spb.ru 
<http://www.nyi.spb.ru/> *

*Apply now:* _https://forms.gle/pS13Da1duvJZc7ZS8_

Address all your questions to (nyistudents /at/ gmail.com) 
<mailto:(nyistudents /at/ gmail.com)>

Early application deadline: April 15 ($ 30 discount off the 
participation fee)
Application deadline for students needing visas: May 15. (if space 
remains) -
Deadline for students not needing visas: May 31 (if space remains)
US/Canada residents MUST apply through Stony Brook Study Abroad: click 
here: 
https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/studyabroad/outgoing/programs/current-year/summer/russia/explore#AbouttheProgram

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