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LILI.Uni-Bielefeld.DE>TAGUNGSVORANK"UNDIGUNG - CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT KONVENS 96 3. Konferenz 'Verarbeitung nat"urlicher Sprache' Bielefeld, Germany 2.-4. Oktober 1996 Schwerpunktthema: Multilinguale und multimediale Sprachverarbeitung Veranstalter : "OGAI - "Osterreichische Gesellschaft f"ur Artificial Intelligence DGfS - Deutsche Gesellschaft f"ur Sprachwissenschaft GI - Gesellschaft f"ur Informatik GLDV - Gesellschaft f"ur Linguistische Datenverarbeitung ITG/DEGA - Informationstechnische Gesellschaft/ Deutsche Gesellschaft f"ur Akustik Ausrichter: DGfS, Sektion Computerlinguistik Organisatoren: Prof. Dr. Dafydd Gibbon, U Bielefeld Dr. Henning Lobin, U Bielefeld Termine: Tutorientag: Dienstag, 1.10.1996 Tagung: Mittwoch, 2.10. - Freitag, 4.10.1996 Tagungssprachen: Deutsch & Englisch ___________________ Die Gesellschaften DGfS, GI, GLDV, ITG/DEGA veranstalten alle 2 Jahre gemeinsam eine Tagung zum Thema Verarbeitung nat"urlicher Sprache. Die KONVENS 94 fand an der Universit"at Wien statt. Die KONVENS soll einen Querschnitt "uber die aktuelle Forschung auf allen Gebieten der Verarbeitung nat"urlicher Sprache in Disziplinen wie Informatik, K"unstliche Intelligenz, Linguistik, Philosophie, Psychologie, Sprachtechnologie und Nachrichtentechnik bieten. ________________________________________________Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
sapir.uchicago.edu>31st Annual Regional Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE Thursday, April 20, 1995 MAIN SESSION 9:00 AM Evidence for Intermediate Forms in the Evolution of Language Shannon Casey and Robert Kluender, University of California, San Diego 9:30 AM The Development of Negation and Negative Polarity in Child Language Sjoukje van der Wal, University of Groningen 10:00 AM Repair in Chinese Conversation Kawai Chui, National Chengchi University 10:30 AM Yupik Antipassive and the ASPP Hypothesis Laura Benua, University of Massachusetts, Amherst 11:00 AM The Realization of Benefactives in Norwegian Helge Lodrup, University of Oslo 11:30 AM Expressives: Inside or Outside Grammar Eric Schiller, Linguistics Unlimited 12:00 PM Break for Lunch 1:00 PM Sukuma Accent William J. Idsardi and Thomas C. Purnell, University of Delaware 1:30 PM A Speech Error Investigation of the Impact of Orthography on Japanese Speech Production Sheri Wells, University of Buffalo 2:00 PM Transmorphemic Compensatory Lengthening: Implications for Moraic Theory Kathleen Hubbard, University of California, San Diego 2:30 PM Derivational Constraints in Phonology: Evidence from Loanwords and Implications Carole Paradis, Universite Laval 3:00 PM Two More Arguments for the Bimoraic Trochee: Evidence from Japanese Loanword Abbreviation Hisami Suzuki, University of Chicago 3:30 PM Invited Speaker John McCarthy, University of Massachusetts, Amherst 4:30 PM Break for Dinner 6:00 PM Invited Speaker Bill Darden, University of Chicago 7:00 PM This, thence, thus and also there, thou, they: Problems for the Conventional Formal Analysis of a Middle English Sound Change Robbin Clamons, University of Minnesota 7:30 PM An Account of Aspiration, Agreement and Other Linguistic Flotsam and Jetsam Thomas Bourgeois and Susan Steele, University of Arizona 8:00 PM Beyond 'Try to Find': The Syntax and Semantics of 'Search' and 'Analyze' Rebecca Wheeler, Independent Scholar 8:30 PM Free Word Order Variation and Binding Soo-Yeon Kim, Harvard University 9:00 PM Semantic Incorporation: A Uniform Semantics for West Greenlandic Noun Incorporation and German Bare Plural Configurations Veerle van Geenhoven, Universitat Tubingen Friday, April 21, 1995 9:00 AM The NP Analysis of NP Adam L. Meyers, New York University 9:30 AM Evidence for To Raising to AgrSo Madelyn Kissock, Harvard University 10:00 AM The Semantic Contribution of Complementizers: Evidence from Palestinian Arabic Maher Awad, University of Colorado 10:30 AM Verb-"Movement" in German and Topological Fields Andreas Kathol, Ohio State University 11:00 AM Invited Speaker John Robert "Haj" Ross, University of North Texas 12:00 PM Break for Lunch 1:00 PM Ditransitives, Possessor Raising, Copying-to-Object: Animacy in Morphosyntax Gregory Anderson, University of Chicago 1:30 PM Person Prefixes in Pima Bajo and Analytical Decisions Zarina Estrada and Susan Steele University of Sonora and University of Arizona, Tucson 2:00 PM How Concrete is Morphology? Theoretical Consequences of Literal Alliterative Concord Lise M. Dobrin, University of Chicago 2:30 PM Voicing and Aspiration Contrasts in Hindi and Urdu Sarmad Hussain and Rami Nair, Northwestern University 3:00 PM Pharyngeal Phonetics: Larynx Height, Tongue Root, and Pitch Dependence John H. Esling, University of Victoria 3:30 PM Invited Speaker Karen Landahl, University of Chicago 4:30 PM Break for Dinner PARASESSION ON CLITICS 6:00 PM Invited Speaker Jerrold Sadock, University of Chicago 7:00 PM The Linguistic Sign as Unifying Principle Behind Syntactic Peculiarities: The Italian Clitic ne Joseph Davis, City College of New York 7:30 PM Conditions after SPELL OUT: The Case for Spanish Clitic Climbing Jon Franco and Alazne Landa University of Deusto and University of the Basque Country 8:00 PM Clitics and Prominence, or Why Specificity is Not Enough Elena Anagnostopoulou and Anastasia Giannakidou University of Tilburg and University of Groningen 8:30 PM Whyncha: A Problem in Clitic and Speech Act Theory John Richardson, Independent Scholar 9:00 PM A Typology of Clitics and the Role of Intralanguage Variation Marco Haverkort, University of Kansas Saturday, April 22, 1995 9:00 AM The Production of Syllables in Cliticized Forms Monika Baumann, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics 9:30 AM Dative Clitics and Case Licensing in Standard and Macedonian Greek Alexis Dimitriadis, University of Pennsylvania 10:00 AM The Clitic-Affix Distinction in Pronominal Argument Languages Henry Davis, University of British Columbia 10:30 AM A Minimalist Approach to Clitic Climbing Ana Maria Martins, University of Lisbon 11:00 AM Invited Speaker Ken Safir, Rutgers University 12:00 PM Break for Lunch 1:00 PM On the Clitic Nature of Subject Pronouns in Medieval French Barbara Vance, Indiana University 1:30 PM Quotative Clitic "Spreading" in NE Georgian Mountain Dialects H. Paul Manning, University of Chicago 2:00 PM Enclitic Stress in Romance Sharon Peperkamp, University of Amsterdam 2:30 PM A Lexicalist Treatment of EN Christopher Culy, Philip Miller and Ivan A. Sag University of Iowa, Universite de Lille III, and Stanford University 3:00 PM Verb Agreement and Verbal Clitics in ASL Wynne D. Janis, Northeastern University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology 3:30 PM Invited Speaker Judy Kegl, Rutgers University 4:30 PM Break for Dinner 6:00 PM Cliticization of Classifiers and Partitive Constructions Kuo-ming Sung, Lawrence University 6:30 PM On the Non-Existence of Reflexive Clitics Jeffrey Lidz, University of Delaware 7:00 PM Cliticization as Alignment to Morphological Slots Frank van der Leeuw, Holland Institute of Generative Linguistics 7:30 PM A Morphological Analysis of Quebec Colloquial French Pronominal Clitics Julie Auger, McGill University 8:00 PM Invited Speaker Stephen Anderson, Yale University 9:00 PM Party For information on registration, housing, and travel, contact the Chicago Linguistic Society at clsMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue