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1. UVT UK, Program - Conference LP'94

 LP'94
 Item-Order in (Natural) Languages
 Prague (Czec Republic), August 16-18, 1994
 Program
Tuesday August 16
Morning session
9.30 Opening of the Conference
10.00 Main paper

Osamu Fujimura (The Ohio State University, Department of Speech and
 Hearing Research):

 Syllables, Their internal structure and their role in prosodic organization

Break
Contributions:

11.15 Queller Kurt (Stanford University and University of Idaho):
 Templates and melodies: A typology of ordering constraints in early child
 phonology

14.00 Afternoon session:

Suzuki Takashi (Information-Technology Promotion Association, Japan):
 Level Ordering in the phonological algebra of flexible categorial grammar

Caputo Maria Rosaria (University of Naples):
 Prosodic Patterns and word-order in a corpus of Italian questions

Sgall Petr (Charles University, Prague):
 Systemic ordering of complementations

Cheepen Christine, Monaghan James ( University of Hertfordshire):
 Hierarchy and linearization in the description of objects

Yadroff G. Michael (Indiana University, Bloomington, and the University
of Utrecht):
 Binding relations in "scrambling" structures

Sheffer Ronald E, Jr. (University of California, San Diego):
 Noun phrase word-order: ramifications of conceptual dependence

Piller Ingrid (Technical University, Dresden):
 Word -order in American car names

Mendieta Lombardo (Indiana University, Northwest) and
Martos Isabel Molina (Universidad de Alcala de Henares, Madrid):
 A pragmatic approach to the study of object left dislocation in Spanish

Willim Ewa (Jagellonian University, Cracow):
 Constituent Ordering in Polish Noun Phrases

Wednesday, August 17
9.00 Morning session:
Main paper:

Austerlitz Robert (Columbia University, New York):

 Phonetic / Phonological as against morphological typology

10.00 Contributions:

Ehala Martin (University of Cambridge)
 Explaining the bipositional head-complement order in adpositional system

Calcagno Michale (The Ohie State University)
 Discontinuous constituency in the extended Lambek Calculus

Duskova Libuse (Charles University Prague):
 On the langaue specific vs general nature of syntactic discontinuities

Neustupny Jiri V. (Osaka University):
 FSP and Major Typologies

14,00 Afternoon session
Tarnyikova Jarmila (University of Olomouc):
 Information structure and thematic syntactic variants

Honjo Jiro (Osaka University):
 The typology of thematic progression, from Prague functionalist viewpoint:
 A case in Japanese texts

Petkevic Vladimir (Charles University, Prague)
 Topic-focus articulation and its formal representation

Janda Laura A. (University of North Carolina at Chapell Hill):
 The ordering of events introduced by Czech "az" and "nez"

Romaschko Sergej A. (Institute of Linguistics, Moscow, and Bochum University):
 Homeric text: Orality and the sentence in the meaning and syntax

Nosek Jiri (Charles University Prague)
 English binominals as a stylistic device

Thursday August 18
9.00 Morning session
Main paper:

Danes Frantisek (Institute of Czech Language, Academy of Sciences, Prague)

 Language is neither all chaos nor all order

10.00 Contributions:

Monaghan James, Cheepen Christine, (University of Hertfordsire):
 Items and their Order as the Basis for a Model of Textual description

Doskocil Jiri (Academy of Sciences, Prague) and Kuna Karel (Charles
University, Prague):
 The language of genetic information

Fiala Karel (Charles University Prague)
 Sentence in the text

Hajicova Eva (Charles University Prague):
 Surface and Underlying Word-Order

14.00 Afternoon session
Sabrsula Jan (Charles University, Prague)
 Diaphora et isotopie

Oldrich Ulicny (Charles University, Prague)
 Zur syntaktischen Relevanz der Ordnung von semantischen Satzeinheiten

Benko V. and Kostolansky E. (Comenius University, Bratislava)
 Conversion of a printed dictionary (KSSJ) into a MRD form:
 A syntax driven transformation

Jarosova Alexandra (Academy of Sciences, Bratislava):
 Item ordering in the bilingual dictionary entry

Novak Pavel, Nebesky L.( Charles University Prague)
 Linear and non-linear structuring of sentence

Palek Bohumil (Charles University Prague)
 Item orderings and typology

(Program is open to minor changes)

If you have any question concerning this Conference
write directly to
palekruk.cuni.cz
palekff.cuni.cz or

LP'94, Institute of Linguistic and Finougric Studies
Charles University
2, Jan Palach Sq.
116 38 Prague 1, Czech Republic