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University or Organization: University of Edinburgh Department: Theoretical and Applied Linguistics Rank of Job: Lecturer Specialty Areas: Syntax Description: The School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences (Theoretical and Applied Linguistics) is seeking to make a junior appointment of a scholar with expertise in the area of syntactic theory as a Lecturer in Syntactic Theory. The area of specialisation is open but ideally the candidate will have some familiarity with different theoretical approaches to syntax and have interests in the analysis of a language or languages other than English. An active interest in some other related field is also desirable, such as: semantics; pragmatics; language acquisition; sociolinguistic variation; language change; psycholinguistics; computational linguistics. The successful applicant will have proven research potential, and be committed to developing teaching in theoretical and descriptive syntax at postgraduate and undergraduate levels. Ideally, the successful candidate will be interested in developing interdisciplinary links within the school and with other units in the university. The appointment will be made on the Lecturer A scale (�22,191- �25,451). Further particulars, including details of the application procedure, may be obtained from www.jobs.ed.ac.uk after 10 September 2003. Applications can be made electronically via this site; this is the preferred format. Informal enquiries may be addressed at any time to syntaxjobMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueling.ed.ac.uk. Candidates' presentations and interviews will be held on 10 and 11 December 2003. Address for Applications: Attn: Dept Human Resources Charles Stewart House 9-16 Chambers Street Edinburgh, EH1 1HT United Kingdom Applications are due by 24-Oct-2003 Contact Information: Dr Caroline Heycock. Email: syntaxjob
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