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Richard Hudson

(usually known as Dick Hudson!)

 

 

Copyright

You may copy any material on this website (www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/dick) and use it in any way you want, but I would be pleased if you acknowledged the source.

picture of me in 2005

Research interests.

Educational linguistics

Main publications

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website for "Introduction to WG"

Recent talks

Teaching

Family links

Contacting me: please use e-mail.

 

Me

  • I was born in 1939.
  • I have a wife (Gaynor) and two grown-up daughters (Lucy and Alice) and a grandson (Peter).
  • I am an 'emeritus' (i.e. retired) professor of linguistics in the Department of Phonetics and Linguistics at University College London, where I worked throughout my working life (1964-2004).
  • I have a BA in Modern (and Medieval) Languages from Cambridge (1961).
  • I did a PhD in the School of Oriental and African Studies (London, 1964), with a thesis on the grammar of the Cushitic language of the Beja (or Bedawie) people in the north-east of the Sudan).

 

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