Creative Writing for Academics
23 Oct 2026
This workshop makes space to explore a diverse and creative pallet of writing styles in academic writing practices.
Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication
An inclusive research environment in which linguists with different theoretical convictions collaborate in combining multiple sources of evidence
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Two ACLC-projects granted NWO Open Competition L
Eva van Lier and Marieke Schouwstra (ILLC) have won the NWO Open Competition for their project: You won the lottery… NOT! Evolution, comprehension and structure of languages with late negation. Josje Verhagen Yesim ... -
NWO funding for PhD research Wouter Damen
Funding has been awarded to sixteen talented, up and coming researchers under the 2026 round of the PhDs in the Humanities programme. Wouter Damen has received funding for his project titled: From movement to ... -
Call for Papers: Supply Chain Criticism
International Symposium // University of Amsterdam March 18-19, 2027 (tentative) | Deadline for abstracts: 3 August 2026. -
Rhetoric Always Finds a Way: Sam Leith on Persuasion in the Digital Age
On 12 March 2026, journalist, literary editor and novelist Sam Leith, author of 'You Talking to Me?' visited UvA to discuss rhetoric and respond to speeches by popular orators in order to give students an insight ...
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