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Subject: 6.899, Confs: International Conference on Linguistics, Korea
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Date: Thu, 22 Jun 1995 18:43:20 +0900
From: ktaeok at ccs.sogang.ac.kr (KIM Tae-ok)
Subject: ICL 1995: Program
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Date: Thu, 22 Jun 1995 18:43:20 +0900
From: ktaeok at ccs.sogang.ac.kr (KIM Tae-ok)
Subject: ICL 1995: Program
Dear Colleagues,
3RD AND FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT AND PROGRAM - - - - - - - - - - - PLEASE POST!=
1995 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LINGUISTICS
MARKING THE 20 ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDATION OF
THE LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF KOREA
JULY 3 - 7, 1995
PAIKNAM MUSIC HALL, HANYANG UNIVERSITY
SEOUL, KOREA
ORGANIZED BY
THE LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF KOREA
INVITED SPEAKERS:
Jeanette K. GUNDEL (USA, University of Minnesota)
Roland R. HAUSSER (Germany, Universit=84t N=81rnberg-Erlangen)
Paul KIPARSKY (USA, Stanford University)
Ivan SAG (USA, Stanford University)
Joseph P. STEMBERGER (USA, University of Minnesota)
Dong-Whee YANG (Korea)
SCHEDULE
MONDAY, JULY 3, 1995
09:00- Registration
10:00- Opening Ceremony
11:00- Session 1: KIPARSKY 1
12:20- Lunch
13:20- Session 2: HAUSSER 1
14:50- Session 3: SAG 1
16:20- Session 4: YANG 1
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TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1995
09:30- Session 5: SAG 2
11:00- Session 6: YANG 2
12:20- Lunch
13:20- Session 7: STEMBERGER 1
14:50- Session 8: KIPARSKY 2
16:20- Session 9: GUNDEL 1
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1995
09:30- Session 10: HAUSSER 2
11:00- Session 11: GUNDEL 2
12:20- Lunch
13:20- Session 12: STEMBERGER 2
14:50- Paper Presentation 1
16:20- Paper Presentation 2
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THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1995
09:30- Session 13: YANG 3
11:00- Session 14: HAUSSER 3
12:20- Lunch
13:20- Session 15: KIPARSKY 3
14:50- Panel Discussion on Korean Linguistics
16:20- Panel Discussion on Korean Linguistics (continued)
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FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1995
09:30- Session 16: GUNDEL 3
11:00- Session 17: STEMBERGER 3
12:20- Lunch
13:20- Session 18: SAG 3
14:50- Paper Presentation 3
16:20- Paper Presentation 4
18:00- Reception
LECTURE TITLES
Jeanette K. GUNDEL
1. Cognitive Status and Linguistic Form. I.
Reference and the Givenness Hierarchy
2. Cognitive Status and Linguistic Form. II.
A Cross-linguistic Study of Referring Expressions
3. Cognitive Status and Linguistic Form. III.
Syntax and Topic-Comment Structure
Roland R. HAUSSER
Database Semantics for the Interpretation of Natural Language
1. SLIM Theory of Language: Building a Robot
that Can Communicate in Natural Language
2. Theoretical Foundations: Comparing Different Types of
Semantics, their Syntax and their Complexity
3. Computational Implementation: Semantic and Pragmatic
Interpretation of Natural Language in an Extended Database
Paul KIPARSKY
1. Variation and Optimality Theory: Quantitative Effects of
Categorial Constraints
2. Markedness and Linguistic Hierarchies
3. Exploring Typological Space: Harmony Systems
Ivan SAG
1. Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar:
A Tutorial Overview of Current Theory
2. Issues in French and Universal Grammar
3. Extraction without Transformations or Traces
Joseph P. STEMBERGER
Optimality Theory and Phonological Development
1. Basic Issues of Optimality Theory
2. Syllables and Feet in Phonological Development
3. Segmental Development
Dong-Whee YANG
1. Recent Developments in the Minimalist Program:
The Attract-F Theory
2. Motivations and Prospects of the Attract-F Theory
3. The Korean Case Structure in the Attract-F Theory
PANEL DISCUSSION ON KOREAN LINGUISTICS
Subject: Linguistics in North Korea: Its Background and Current Trend
Paper Presentation:
Kwang Chung (Korea Univ.)
Ha-Soo Kim (Yonsei Univ.)
Min-su Kim (Korea Univ.)
Hyon-Sook Shin (Sang Myung Women's Univ.)
Jae-kee Shim (Seoul National Univ.)
Tae-ok Kim
President Professor of English and Linguistics
The Linguistic Society of Korea Dept. of English, Sogang University
Young-Seok Kim
Secretary General Professor of English and Linguistics
The Linguistic Society of Korea Dept. of English, Sogang University
The Linguistic Society of Korea Phone: +82 2 706 5526
c/o Department of English Fax: +82 2 705 8291
Sogang University Email: ktaeok at ccs.sogang.ac.kr
Seoul, 121-742, South Korea
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