This conference on Linguistics and the Greek Verb looks very promising.
10-11 July, in Cambridge.
Tyndale Conference: Linguistics and the Greek Verb!
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Tyndale Conference: Linguistics and the Greek Verb!
ἐξίσταντο δὲ πάντες καὶ διηποροῦντο, ἄλλος πρὸς ἄλλον λέγοντες, τί θέλει τοῦτο εἶναι;
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Re: Tyndale Conference: Linguistics and the Greek Verb!
Proceedings! Proceedings! Proceedings! Please!
EDIT: I was too quick - a quote: " If you want to attend but are unable, don’t worry! There will be an edited volume coming out of the conference that will publish the proceedings (plus a couple of extra papers!)." I hope it will be relatively cheap.
EDIT: I was too quick - a quote: " If you want to attend but are unable, don’t worry! There will be an edited volume coming out of the conference that will publish the proceedings (plus a couple of extra papers!)." I hope it will be relatively cheap.
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Re: Tyndale Conference: Linguistics and the Greek Verb!
Perhaps having a live webcast or even a humble you-tube posting is against the tradition of scholarly gatherings. We get everything else that way. The vast majority of people who might take an interest in this will not be able to "be there."Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:Proceedings! Proceedings! Proceedings! Please!
EDIT: I was too quick - a quote: " If you want to attend but are unable, don’t worry! There will be an edited volume coming out of the conference that will publish the proceedings (plus a couple of extra papers!)." I hope it will be relatively cheap.
C. Stirling Bartholomew
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Re: Tyndale Conference: Linguistics and the Greek Verb!
In my experience, papers are usually best read than heard. The main additional benefit of a conference is the post-session interaction with the participants and attendees.
Stephen C. Carlson, Ph.D.
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