LINGUIST List 15.2554

Tue Sep 14 2004

FYI: Final EALing Update; U Cambridge, New Journal

Editor for this issue: Ann Sawyer <sawyerlinguistlist.org>

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1. Bastien Guerry, *Last Update* Ealing2: Linguistics Fall School
2. Marc Richards, New Working Papers: COPiL

EALing 2 - Fall School in Linguistics
Short Title: EALing 

Date: 27-Sep-2004 - 02-Oct-2004
Location: Paris, France
Contact: EALing
Contact Email: ealing2004ens.fr
Meeting URL: http://ealing.cognition.ens.fr

Linguistic Sub-fields: Syntax, Semantics, Acquisition, Computational
Linguistics, Cognitive Science

Meeting Description:

The department of Cognitive Studies of the Ecole Normale Superieure in 
collaboration with the Jean Nicod Institute (Research Group on 
''Implicatures, dynamic Semantics and rational choice theory'' of 
CNRS Program on ''Complex Systems'') organizes at the Ecole Normale 
Superieure in Paris its second Fall School in Linguistics.

The goal of this interdisciplinary Fall School is to provide a broad
exposure to linguistic theory and grammar-based approaches to
cognitive studies.

Teachers and Course titles:

* Gennaro Chierchia, University of Milan: Number marking and the mass/count
 distinction.

* Anne Christophe, Laboratoire de Sciences Cognitives et Psycholinguistique,
EHESS-ENS-CNRS: Acquisition of the Mental Lexicon

* Hamida Demirdache, Universit� de Nantes, LLING (EA3827): Issues on 
the Syntax, Semantics and Acquisition of Binding

* Bart Geurts, Department of Philosophy, University of Nijmegen: 
Presuppositions

* Ted Gibson, Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Department of 
Linguistics and Philosophy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology: 
Introduction to human language processing

* Richie S. Kayne, Department of Linguistics, New York University: 
Introduction to comparative syntax

* Edward Stabler, Department of Linguistics, University of California in 
Los Angeles : Language and Evolution


Detailed information on course content, schedule etc., is or will be
shortly available on the meeting website:
http://ealing.cognition.ens.fr

All courses will be given in English

We are pleased to announce the publication of the first issue of
Cambridge Occasional Papers in Linguistics (COPiL), the new working
papers journal from the Department of Linguistics at the University of
Cambridge. This inaugural volume, comprising 14 papers, offers a wide
selection of the work currently being carried out by our staff and
graduate students across a range of topics in syntax, semantics,
phonology, phonetics and historical linguistics.

For ordering information, abstracts and table of contents, please
visit www.mml.cam.ac.uk/ling/copil/