9.780, Confs: CSDL-4
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Subject: 9.780, Confs: CSDL-4
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Date: Sat, 23 May 1998 13:21:12 -0400
From: csdl-4 at learnlink.emory.edu (csdl-4)
Subject: CSDL-4
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Date: Sat, 23 May 1998 13:21:12 -0400
From: csdl-4 at learnlink.emory.edu (csdl-4)
Subject: CSDL-4
PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE
THE FOURTH CONFERENCE ON
CONCEPTUAL STRUCTURE, DISCOURSE, AND LANGUAGE (CSDL-4)
OCTOBER 10-12, 1998
EMORY UNIVERSITY, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, USA
GENERAL INFORMATION: All talks will be held in the Geosciences/
Anthropology Building on the Emory University campus. Please note there
will be a discount for early registration (before June 10). We also
strongly encourage you to book your hotel reservations before that
time, as a limited block of rooms has been reserved at the Emory Inn near
the campus. Detailed information about preregistration, transportation,
and accomodations can be found at the conference web site:
http://www.emory.edu/COLLEGE/LINGUISTICS/CSDL/
Preliminary Schedule
Friday, October 9
7:30 pm:Pre-conference Symposium on Primate Communication.
Harold GOUZOULES, Dario MAESTRIPIERI, and Susan SAVAGE-RUMBAUGH
will discuss their research at the Yerkes Regional Primate Reseach
Center on vocal and gestural communication engaged in by our
nearest primate relatives.
Saturday, October 10
9:00 Ron LANGACKER (UC San Diego), "What WH Means"
9:25 Liang TAO (Ohio U), "Switch Reference and Zero Anaphora: Emergent
Reference in Discourse Processing"
9:50 Mira ARIEL (Tel Aviv U), "The Cognitive Basis of Resumptive
Pronouns"
10:15 Michael ISRAEL (UC San Diego), "Argument Structure and Scalar
Argumentation"
10:40 Break
11:00 David DANAHER (U of Denver), "Metonymy in Cognition, Literature,
and Phenomenology: A Case Study"
11:25 Phyllis WILCOX (U of New Mexico), "Two Dogs and a Metaphorical
Chain: An Intertropic Cognitive Phenomenon"
11:50 Carol Lynn MODER (Oklahoma State U), "Metaphors in Context:
Linguistic Form and Conceptual Mapping"
12:15 Anna PAPAFRAGOU (Univ. College London), "Metaphor and Cognition:
Evidence from English and Modern Greek"
12:40 POSTER SESSION AND BUFFET LUNCH
The following posters will be on display and presenters will be
available for discussion; a buffet lunch will be available in the
same room.
Tamer AMIN (Clark U), "The syntax and semantics of HEAT and TEMPERATURE:
A cognitive linguistics approach to the layperson's understanding
of scientific terms.
John BARNDEN (U of Birmingham), "Conceptual Blending and an
Implemented System for Metaphor-Based Reasoning"
Benjamin BERGEN (UC Berkeley), "The Experiential Foundations of Metaphors
for Society: Metaphorical Analogy and the Personification of
Society"
Roberta CORRIGAN (U of Wisconsin-Milwaukee), "Semantic Factors Influencing
the Attribution of Causality in Interpersonal Events"
Lourdes DE LEON and John HAVILAND (CIESAS & Reed College), "The emergence
of the participant: gesture, verbs, and interaction in early
Tzotzil 'speech'"
Galina DOBROVA (State Pedagogical U. of Russia), "What is More Important
in the Study of Language Acquisition: Form or Function?
(Children's References to Self in Perception and Production)"
Michele EMANATIAN (Five Colleges, Amherst), "Metaphor Clustering in
Discourse"
Sharon HUTCHINS (Emory U), "Phonesthemes as Classifiers within the English
Root: Revisiting Manner and Path in English and Spanish"
Scott LIDDELL (Gallaudet U), "Reification in Spatial Blends"
Mei-chun LIU (National Chiao Tung U) and Chu-ren HUANG (Academia Sinica),
"From Nonimals to Temporal Targets: A Lexical Invitation for
Conceptual Transfer and Discourse Participation"
Paul MAGLIO (IBM) and Teenie MATLOCK (UC Santa Cruz), "Emergent Structure
in Information Space"
Todd OAKLEY (Case Western Reserve U), "Syntactic Error as Conceptual
Disintegration"
Misumi SADLER (U of Arizona), "Grammaticization of the direct object
Marker 'o' in Japanese: A discourse-based study"
Kiyoko TAKAHASHI (Chulalongkorn U), "Functions and forms of access path
expressions in Thai"
Sarah TAUB (Gallaudet U), "Multiple Metaphors in Single ASL Signs"
Longxing WEI (Montclair State U), "Complex Lexical Structure and
Interlanguage Development"
Section on Discourse and Computer Mediated Communication (CMC):
Victor BALABAN (Emory U), "Self and Agency in Face-to-Face and On-Line
Discourse"
Sage GRAHAM (Georgetown U), "'Hello, Welcome to My World!': The Emergence
of Conversational Style in Personal Homepages"
Alexandra JAFFE (U of Southern Mississippi), "Virtual Greeting Cards"
Diane SCHALLERT, Ronald BENTON, Melissa DODSON, Nicole AMADOR, Maria
LISSI, JoyLynn REED, and Fan-Ni LIU (U of Texas, Austin),
"Individual cognition and social construction of discourse in CMC
classroom discussions"
2:15 THEME SESSION -- Grammatical Constructions: Form and Function
Joan BYBEE (U of New Mexico), "Constructions as Processing Units"
Brian MACWHINNEY (Carnegie Mellon U), "Embodiment, Perspective, and
Argument Structure"
T. GIVON (U of Oregon), "The Grammar of Perspective in Fiction"
4:15 Break
4:30 Regina PUSTET (U of Munich), "Copula and Time-Stability"
4:55 Patrick JUOLA (U of Oxford), "Text Distortion as a Measure of
Communicative Function and Complexity"
5:20 Steven FINCKE (UC Santa Barbara), "Three Levels of Core-Oblique
Distinction in Bikol"
5:45 Kristine Jensen DE LOPEZ (Aarhus U), "Learning to Organize Space by
Use of Body Part Terms, Prepositions, and Verbs of Motion and
Disposition"
6:10 AslI OZYUREK (Max Planck Inst.), "Differences in Speech and Gesture
Organization in Turkish and English Spatial Discourse"
Sunday, October 11
9:00 Dieter HILLERT (UC San Diego), "Access to Idiomatic and Literal
Meanings during Real-Time Sentence Processing"
9:25 Michael BARLOW and Suzanne KEMMER (Rice U), "Idioms and Blending"
9:50 Roderick JACOBS (U of Hawai'i), "Discourse Cueing and the Idealized
Reader"
10:15 Miguel OLIVEIRA (Simon Fraser U), "The Function of Self-
Aggrandizement in Storytelling"
10:40 Break
11:00 Soteria SVOROU (San Jose State U), "Regions in Language"
11:25 Barbara MALT (Lehigh U), Steven SLOMAN and Silvia GENNARI
(Brown U), Meiyi SHI and Yuan WANG (Lehigh U), "Similarity and the
Linguistic Categorization of Common Objects"
11:50 Sherman WILCOX (U of New Mexico), "Cognitive Iconicity and Signed
Language Universals"
12:15 Michael SMITH (Oakland U), "Some Aspects of Path-like Iconicity in
German Separable Verb Constructions"
12:40 Lunch
2:00 THEME SESSION -- Functional and Cognitive Approaches to the Study
of First Language Acquisition
Eve CLARK (Stanford U), "The Uptake of Words and Semantic
Relations"
Nancy BUDWIG (Clark U), "Perspective, Deixis, and the Development
of Voice"
Michael TOMASELLO (Max Planck Inst. & Emory U): "Acquiring and
Constraining Verb-Argument Constructions"
4:00 Break
4:15 Satoshi UEHARA (Tohoku U), "Subjective Predicates in Japanese:
A Cognitive Approach"
4:40 Michel ACHARD (Rice U), "Conceptual Raising"
5:05 Sally Rice (U of Alberta) and Hubert CUYCKENS (U of Hamburg &
Antwerp), "Does Ontogeny Recapitulate Phylogeny in the Emergence
of Infinitival 'to'? A Developmental and Diachronic Case Study"
5:30 Break
5:45 Christopher JOHNSON (UC Berkeley), "Constructional Grounding: On
the Relation between Deictic and Existential there-Constructions in
Acquisition"
6:10 Benjamin BERGEN and Madelaine PLAUCHE (UC Berkeley), "Voila voila:
Metaphorical Extensions of Deictic Constructions in French"
6:35 Kevin MOORE (UC Berkeley), "Deixis and the 'Front/Back' Component
of Temporal Metaphors"
7:00 CONFERENCE DINNER PARTY
Monday, October 12
9:00 Shannon MCEWEN and Sally RICE (U of Alberta), "'They all went to go
play': Serial Verb Constructions in Children's Narratives"
9:25 Ivo SANCHEZ (UC Santa Barbara), "Prosodic Integration in Spanish
Complement Clauses"
9:50 Tom SKOLD and Maria WIKTORSSON (Lund U), "Compositional and
Non-Compositional Aspects of Written and Spoken Texts"
10:15 Barbara LUKA (U of Chicago) and Lawrence BARSALOU (Emory U),
"Syntactic Accomodations in Discourse and the Implicit Memory for
Syntactic Structures"
10:40 Break
11:00 Ferdinand DE HAAN (U of New Mexico), "On the Grammaticalization of
Visual Evidentiality"
11:25 Susan DUNCAN (U of Chicago), "Evidence from Gesture for a
Conceptual Nexus of Action and Entity"
11:50 Lunch
1:10 THEME SESSION -- Conceptual Blending and Metaphor
Eve SWEETSER (UC Berkeley), "Performativity and Blended Spaces"
Gilles FAUCONNIER (UC San Diego), "The Great Chain of Blending"
George LAKOFF (UC Berkeley), Title TBA
3:10 (conference ends)
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