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prof. dr. W. Leo Wetzels

Research Associate, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Literature

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June 1975           MA (Doctoraalexamen) in French Language and Literature

                          University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands

                          (now Radboud Universiteit). 

                          Highest Honours.

Major:                  Modern French Literature. Title MA dissertation ‘La déchéance de l'humain

                          dans la trilogie romanesque de Samuel Beckett: Molloy, Malone Meurt, l’Innommable’

 Minors:                Indo-European Linguistics

                          General Linguistics

October 1975       MA (Doctoraalexamen) General Linguistics

                           University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands.  

                           Highest Honours

 Major:                  Applied Linguistics (Acquisition of French as a second language)

 Title MA thesis      Problèmes d’acquisition lexicale pour néerlandophones apprenant le français

                           (Problems in word-acquisition for Dutch speakers learning French)

 Minors:                Generative Phonology                                                                       

                           Mathematical Psychology

 June 1981           Doctorate in Linguistics

                           University of Nijmegen.                              

                           Highest Honours

Title thesis:           Analogie et lexique: Le problème de l’opacité en phonologie générative

                          (Analogy and the Lexicon: the Opacity Problem in Generative Phonology)

Thesis Director       Bernard Bichakjian

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