LINGUIST List 21.435
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Wed Jan 27 2010
Calls: General Ling, Lexicography, Linguistic Theories/Italy
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1. Annalisa
Baicchi,
Seminar on Construction Grammar
Message 1: Seminar on Construction Grammar
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Date: 26-Jan-2010
From: Annalisa Baicchi <annalisa.baicchiunipv.it>
Subject: Seminar on Construction Grammar
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Full Title: Seminar on Construction Grammar
Short Title: ESSE 2010
Date: 24-Aug-2010 - 28-Aug-2010
Location: Turin, Italy
Contact Person: Annalisa Baicchi and Francisco Gonzalvez-Garcia
Meeting Email: annalisa.baicchiunipv.it ; fgonzaual.es
Web Site: http://www.unito.it/esse2010/home/
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics; Lexicography; Linguistic Theories
Call Deadline: 20-Feb-2010
Meeting Description:
Seminar n° 55.
Construction Grammar(s) meets Cognitive Semantics: Theoretical, Lexicographic
and Acquisitional Perspectives
Call for Papers
The seminar is intended to be a forum for the discussion of the notion of
construction conceived of a learned pairing of form with semantic and discursive
function, along with its psychological status based on language processing and
acquisition. Specifically, the seminar aims to promote interaction and
collaboration among researchers interested in areas of mainly (though not
exclusively) present-day English such as: the definition of construction and
its relation to similar alternative notions such as templates or fragments, the
division of labour between lexical semantics and constructional semantics, the
combination of constructions, the grammar-lexicon continuum, the interaction
between lexical and constructional templates, coercion and/or metonymic
operations, illocutionary constructions, database vs. knowledge-base
dictionaries, the impact of frequency on the status of construction as well as a
facilitatory factor of language learning, the role of constructions in a
context-based view of grammaticalization, etc.
Convenors:
Annalisa Baicchi (Università di Pavia, IT) annalisa.baicchiunipv.it
Francisco Gonzálvez-García (Universidad de Almería, ES) fgonzaual.es
Procedure for submitting proposals for papers:
Those wishing to participate in the Conference are invited to submit 200-word
abstracts of their proposed papers directly to the convenors of the seminar in
question before 20 February 2010. The convenors will let the proponents know
whether their proposals have been accepted no later than 28 February 2010. Oral
presentations are expected to take 20 minutes plus 10 approximately for
questions and/or further discussion.
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