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Dr. Elliot Engel presents “Our Slippery Mother Tongue: A Light History of English”

  • March 26, 2019
  • 7:00 PM
  • University Park Library (3rd Floor Meeting Rm) - 8383 Preston Center Plaza, Dallas, TX 75225
  • 10

Registration


Please click on the Register button below to purchase ticket(s).

Or Mail check made out to "Friends of the UPPL" with your name, email, and number of guests to:
Friends of the UPPL
3419 Westminster, Suite 335-G
Dallas, TX 75205

Online registration will close end of day on March 25, unless the event sells out on an earlier date.
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Our Slippery Mother Tongue: A Light History of English


Please join us for a speaking engagement with the ever-popular Dr. Elliot Engel.


He is a scholar, performer, and storyteller whose infectious enthusiasm and radiant wit create an imaginative and delightful presentation. 


Through historical incidents and analysis and always with humor, Dr. Engel shows how and why the English language developed in such an amazing way. He explains how the Germans and French contributed in their different fashions to shaping the English of today, and he gives Chaucer his deserved recognition as the first great master of our language.

Where?

University Park Library (3rd Floor Meeting Room)

8383 Preston Center Plaza

Dallas, Texas 75225


When?

Tuesday, March 26, 2019 at 7:00 p.m.
Check-in and refreshments at 6:30 p.m.


Tickets: $35 Register Online Here

OR


Mail Check: Made out to "Friends of the UPPL"

with your name, email, and number of guests to:

Friends of the UPPL

3419 Westminister, Suite 335-G

Dallas, TX 75205


  

Seating is limited so register today!
 

"Professor Elliot Engel is a scholar and performer whose infectious enthusiasm and radiant wit create an imaginative and delightful presentation."
-Video File Magazine

"Dr. Engel is one of the most dynamic speakers I have ever met. I love his enthusiasm, quick wit, and sense of humor. His programs are entertaining but researched in infinite detail and filled with little known facts which intrigue me."
-Mary Louise, ten-time traveler with Dickens Destinations

"The most painless way to learn that I've ever experienced."
-Jean, Roxboro, N.C.


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