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Support Announcement:
University of Sheffield
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Level:
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PhD
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Duty:
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Research
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Linguistic Field(s):
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History of Linguistics
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Application Deadline:
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08-Jul-2009
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Supporting Institution:
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University of Sheffield
English Language, Literature, & Linguistics
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LL Issue:
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20.2241
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Date Posted:
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19-Jun-2009
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Support Description:
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A funded PhD studentship in the History of Linguistics is available at the
University of Sheffield in the UK. The studentship will begin in September 2009
and is part of a project called 'Voice into Text: Case Studies in the History of
Transcription'. The successful applicant will divide his or her time between
Sheffield, where he/she will be supervised by Dr Richard Steadman-Jones, and the
British Library in London, where he/she will work on a number of linguistic
collections with the support of two of the curators, Adrian Edwards and Jonnie
Robinson.
The studentship includes a living allowance and the payment of tuition fees up
to the rate charged for UK and EU students. Further details are available at
the application address listed below.
If you know of anyone who might be interested, please do let them know and
encourage them to contact Dr. Richard Steadman-Jones at the email address listed
below.
I would like to receive applications by the 8th July 2009, but I realise this is
quite close, and, if anyone would like to apply but cannot meet that deadline,
please be in touch to let me know.
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Application Mailing Address:
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Dr Richard Steadman-Jones
School of English, University of Sheffield, Jessop West
1, Upper Hanover Street
Sheffield South Yorkshire S3 7RA
United Kingdom
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Application Web Address:
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http://www.shef.ac.uk/pgresearch/studentships/concordat.html
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Contact Information:
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Dr Richard Steadman-Jones
r.d.steadman-jones@sheffield.ac.uk
Phone:+44 (0)114 222 0218
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