LINGUIST List 25.1410
Mon
Mar 24 2014
Confs: Syntax,
Semantics, Phonetics, Phonology,
Psycholing/France
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Date: 24-Mar-2014
From: Dominique Legallois
<dominique.legallois
unicaen.fr>
Subject: 28th CerLiCO
International Conference
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28th CerLiCO International Conference
Short Title: Cerlico
Date: 13-Jun-2014 - 14-Jun-2014
Location: Caen, France
Contact: Valérie Amary
Contact Email:
< click here to access email >
Meeting URL:
http://www.crisco.unicaen.fr/28th-CerLiCO-International.html
Linguistic Field(s): Phonetics; Phonology;
Psycholinguistics; Semantics; Syntax
Meeting Description:
28th CerLiCO International Conference
Caen, France
13-14 June 2014
Linearity and Interpretation: 1 - Interpreting
the Perception of Linearity
The issue of the linear ordering of linguistic
forms is both a long-standing and far-reaching
one, spreading across the fields of
linguistics. Saussure was the drive behind our
representation of language as being linear.
However, recent psycholinguistic research
(Sauzet and al. 1999) challenges this
perception of linearity.
Our linear perception of written or spoken
units appears to be misdirected, in so far as
it is at odds with both our senses and the laws
of physics. In fact, recent research shows that
sounds are not a string of consecutive units
but instead that they overlap (Liberman 1996).
As far as the written page is concerned, it has
been proven that our eyes do not process one
letter after the next. Although our linear
perception is undeniable, the surface
arrangement of linguistic units is a topic that
requires further insight.
The Conference, which will be held in Caen
(Normandie University, UNICAEN), aims to
address the new data and to expand on some of
the following issues:
1) What is meant by the linear ordering of
constituents? Are there various ways of viewing
the surface order of oral or written items?
2) Is our interpretation linear? Is our
perception of forms linear or non-linear? How
can we connect perception, whether linear or
not, with interpretation? In other words, what
kind of relation can be established between
interpretative processes and word order? Do we
need discrete units and categorization to be
able to interpret data?
3) What impact does the perception of linear
ordering have on grammatical analysis, and
notably in didactics? The parsing of units
produced by grammatical analysis such as
IC-analysis is not linear. Therefore, it goes
against the principle of sequencing. Is
discreteness synonymous with interpretation or
does it only represent a stage of the
interpreting process?
4) What relation can be established between
linearity and interpretation in terms of
language typology? Can diachrony shed new light
on the issue, notably relating to the
phenomenon of grammaticalization?
All theoretical frames are welcome, provided
they are specified.
Program:
Friday June 13
9h-9h30
Registration
9h30
Opening address: Pierre SINEUX, Vice-chancellor
of the University of Caen
Chair: Emmanuelle ROUSSEL (CRISCO – University
of Caen)
9h50-10h30
Lise HAMELIN (LDI - Cergy-Pontoise) &
Pauline SERPAULT (CRISCO – Caen)
Position et valeur de l’adverbe en anglais :
l'exemple de yet
10h30-11h10
Danh Thành DO-HURINVILLE (SeDyl - INALCO) &
Huy Linh DAO (LACITO – Sorbonne Nouvelle)
L’ordre des constituants dans le syntagme
nominal vietnamien : Cái entre classificateur
et focalisateur
Coffee break
11h30-12h30
Keynote talk : Edy VENEZIANO (MoDyCo - Paris
Descartes)
Théorie de l'esprit et compétences pragmatiques
chez l'enfant : Quelle place pour la linéarité
dans leur développement ?
12h30-14h
Lunch break
Chair: Pierre LARRIVEE (CRISCO – University of
Caen)
14h-14h40
Katja PLOOG (LLC- Elliadd - Besançon)
La grammaire émergente dans le discours en
temps réel. Enjeux syntaxiques et
sémantiques
14h40-15h10
Cécile YOUFSI (SeSyLIA – Sorbonne Nouvelle)
Linéarité et compositionalité au sein des
constructions prépositionnelles GN1 + PREP +
GN2 en anglais contemporain
15h10- 15h50
Gabriela-Violeta ATHEA (Professional
linguist)
Regard sur la lecture des documents
numériques
Coffee break
Chair: Catherine COLLIN (LLING – University of
Nantes)
16h20-17h00
Augustin NDIONE (L.L.L. - Tours)
De la linéarité dans les formes
rédupliquées
17h00- 17h40
Yann PORTUGUES (L.L.L. - Orléans) &
François NEMO (L.L.L. - Orléans)
Non-linéarité syntaxique et caractère fractal
de l’interprétation, approche en termes de
contraintes contributionnelles
18h00 AGM
20h00
Conference dinner
Saturday June 14
Chair: Gilles COL (FoReLL – University of
Poitiers)
9h30-10h10
Sylvie HANCIL (ERIAC – Rouen)
Perceiving and interpreting sentence-final
adverbials: an iconic view
10h10-10h50
Nathalie HERVE (Centre d’Etudes Métriques –
Nantes)
Perception(s) de la linéarité dans les textes
poétiques.
Coffee break
11h20-12h
Salam DIAB DURANTON (SLE – Vincennes –
Saint-Denis)
Linéarité et interprétation dans le lexique de
l’arabe
12h-14h
Lunch break
Chair: Valérie AMARY-COUDREAU (CRISCO –
University of Caen)
14h-15h
Keynote talk: Ivanka STOÏANOVA (MUSESCREA -
Paris 8)
De la linéarité en musique : Ecriture et
interprétation
15h-15h40
Mathilde PINSON (SeSyLIA – Sorbonne
nouvelle)
Linéarité et interprétation de like
15h40-16h20
Jan PEKELDER (CeLiSo – Paris-Sorbonne)
Le Principe d'Inhérence revisité. Linéarisation
des compléments d'objet direct et de direction
en néerlandais contemporain.
16h20
Closing address: Frédéric LAMBERT, President of
the CerLiCO
For further information, please do not hesitate
to contact us at:
crisco.cerlico
unicaen.fr
Or visit our websites at:
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http://www.unicaen.fr/
(click on « se rendre à l’université » at the
bottom of the page, then on « Caen », then on «
Campus 1 » and « Accès aux campus »)
For registration:
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http://www.crisco.unicaen.fr/
Page Updated: 24-Mar-2014