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Ref.: Clefts in Berlin CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENTS DISCOURSE FUNCTION(S) OF CLEFT-SENTENCES October 1-3, 1999 Berlin PLACE: Humboldt Universitaet Berlin Jaegerstr. 10/11 R.006 Organizers: DFG-Research project "cleft-sentences" (Monika Doherty, Birgit Ahlemeyer, Inga Kohlhof) PROGRAM Freitag, 01.10.1999 9.30 Einf�hrung 10.00 Mats Johansson: Clefting in Swedish and English: Data from the English-Swedish parallel corpus 11.25 Stig Johansson: English constructions of the type "That's what" and their correspondence in Norwegian and German 14.30 Nancy Hedberg: The discourse function of English clefts and Mandarin shi ... de constructions 15.55 Judy Delin: Discourse functions of wh- and reverse wh-clefts Samstag, 02.10.1999 10.30 Gerald Delahunty: Discourse functions of inferential sentences, a type of cleft sentence 11.35 Ronald Geluykens: Cleft Constructions across discourse types: A functional analysis 14.30 Knud Lambrecht: A theoretical framework for the analysis of cleft constructions 15.55 Andre Meinunger: (Pseudo-) Clefts: a case study on discourse related functional categories Sonntag, 03.10.1999 9.30 Cathy Ball: Historical perspectives on the discourse functions of English clefts 10.55 Birgit Ahlemeyer & Inga Kohlhof:Shifting the focus of attention: English it-clefts translated with topicalizations in German 12.00 Monika Doherty: The relevance of local and global context for the interpretation of clefts - ******************************************************** Birgit Ahlemeyer Unter den Linden 6 Institut fuer Anglistik 10099 Berlin und Amerikanistik Germany Humboldt Universitaet zu Berlin ***************Es ist der Hund der cleft****************Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue