LINGUIST List 16.2426
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Sun Aug 21 2005
Confs: Neurolinguistics/Psycholinguistics/Rovereto, Italy
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1. Matthew
Finkbeiner,
1st Annual Rovereto Workshop on Bilingualism
Message 1: 1st Annual Rovereto Workshop on Bilingualism
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Date: 19-Aug-2005
From: Matthew Finkbeiner <msf wjh.harvard.edu>
Subject: 1st Annual Rovereto Workshop on Bilingualism
Date: 13-Oct-2005 - 16-Oct-2005 Location: Rovereto, Italy Contact: Alessia La Micela Contact Email: lsc unitn.it Meeting URL: http://www.unitn.it/events/bilingualism/index.htm Linguistic Field(s): Neurolinguistics; Psycholinguistics Meeting Description: Annual workshop on the functional and neural perspectives of bilingualism We are pleased to announce the 1st annual Rovereto Workshop on Bilingualism. The Workshop will be held October 13-16 this year (2005) at the Laboratorio di Scienze Cognitive at the University of Trento in Rovereto (Italy). The topic for the inaugural workshop is ''Representation and Control in L1 and L2: Functional and Neural Perspectives''. The goal for this annual workshop is to bridge the cognitive and neural perspectives on bilingual language processing and to foster discussion and productive collaborations between senior and junior researchers. The invited speakers for this inaugural meeting are: Jubin Abutalebi, Karen Emmorey, Matthew Finkbeiner, David Green, Judith Kroll, Andrea Mechelli, Lee Osterhout, Christophe Pallier, Nuria Sebastian-Galles and Walter van Heuven. A poster session, a roundtable discussion and several social events have also been planned. More information can be found on the Workshop's website: http://www.unitn.it/events/bilingualism/ If you would like to attend the Rovereto Workshop on Bilingualism, you must register on the workshop's website. In line with the goals of the workshop, registration will be capped at approximately 50 participants. Individuals who are interested in and/or who are currently investigating different aspects of bilingualism from a functional or neural perspective are encouraged to attend.
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