21.1338, Confs: Typology/France

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Subject: 21.1338, Confs: Typology/France

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Date: 17-Mar-2010
From: M.M.Jocelyne Fernandez-Vest < m.m.jocelyne.fernandez-vest at vjf.cnrs.fr >
Subject: Information Grammar and Typology

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Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2010 09:21:19
From: M.M.Jocelyne Fernandez-Vest [m.m.jocelyne.fernandez-vest at vjf.cnrs.fr]
Subject: Information Grammar and Typology

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Information Grammar and Typology 

Date: 25-Mar-2010 - 27-Mar-2010 
Location: Paris, France 
Contact: M.M.Jocelyne Fernandez-Vest 
Contact Email: m.m.jocelyne.fernandez-vest at vjf.cnrs.fr 
Meeting URL: http://lacito.vjf.cnrs.fr/colloque/grammaire/index.htm 

Linguistic Field(s): Typology 

Meeting Description: 

An International Symposium supported by the Programme 'Structure
Informationnelle et Typologie' - Fédération Typologie et Universaux
Linguistiques FR 2559 du CNRS 

Symposium international/International Symposium

Grammaire De L'information Et Typologie/Information Grammar And Typology

25-27 mars 2010

Université Paris III, Maison de la Recherche,
4-6 rue des Irlandais, 75005 Paris.

Symposium organisé avec le soutien du/The Symposium is supported by the
Programme' Structure Informationnelle et Typologie'
Fédération Typologie et Universaux Linguistiques FR 2559 du CNRS

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Resumes - Abstracts:

http://lacito.vjf.cnrs.fr/colloque/grammaire/index.htm

Programme:

Jeudi 25 Thursday

Présidente de séance - Chair
M.M.Jocelyne Fernandez-Vest

14:15 
Introduction

14:30  
Pablo Kirtchuk: Topic-first Utterances in Hebrew and Beyond: Dynamical
Considerations 
- Thème en tête en Hébreu et au-delà: Considérations Dynamiques

15:00 
Diana Forker (Max Planck, EVA, Leipzig): Reference Tracking and Information
Structure in Hinuq
- Référence et Structure Informationnelle en Hinuq

15:30 
Pause - Break

Président de séance - Chair
Pablo Kirchuk

15:45  
Injoo Choi-Jonin (Université Toulouse 2 & CNRS-LACITO)& Véronique Lagae
(Université de Valenciennes): Corrélative et Pseudo-clivée: le Cas des
Constructions en 'de Adjectif'
- Correlative and Pseudo-cleft: the Case of 'de-Adjectif' Constructions

16:25 
Danh-Thành Do-Hurinville (INALCO & CNRS-MODYCO): A Pragmatic and Syntactic Study
of the Vietnamese Polyfunctional Marker thi 
- Etude Pragmatique et Syntaxique du Marqueur Polyfonctionnel thi en Vietnamien

Vendredi 26 Friday

Présidente de séance - Chair
Injoo Choi-Jonin

10:00 
Marja-Liisa Helasvuo (University of Turku) & Ritva Laury (University of
Helsinki): Functional Motivations for the Use of Relative Clauses in Finnish
Conversation 
- Motivations Fonctionnelles de l'emploi des Propositions Relatives dans la
Conversation Finnoise

10:40  
Heete Sahkai (Institute of the Estonian Language, Tallinn): Sentence Accent and
the Use of Demonstratives in Spoken Estonian 
- L'accent de Phrase et l'emploi des Démonstratifs en Estonien Parlé

11:10 
Pause - Break

Présidente de séance - Chair
Ritva Laury

11:25  
Peter Slomanson (University of Århus): Morphological Effects of Temporal
Sequence and Clause Focus Interaction
- Effets Morphologiques de l'interaction Entre Séquence Temporelle et Focus de
Proposition

11:55 
Déjeuner - Lunch

Présidente de séance - Chair
Marja-Liisa Helasvuo

13:30  
Elena Kalinina (Russian Academy of Science): Sentence Focus in Russian:
Syntactic, Intonational and Referential Properties of Thetic Judgments 
- Le Focus de Phrase en Russe: Propriétés Syntaxiques, Intonationnelles et
Référentielles des Jugements Thétiques

14:00  
Karl-Erland Gadelii (Université Paris 4, Département d'Etudes Scandinaves):
Topicalization and the V2 Parameter in Nordic Languages 
- Topicalisation et le Paramètre V2 dans les Langues Nordiques

14:30 
Pause - Break

14:45 
Réunion de Travail de l'équipe Structuration Informationnelle et Typologie:
Membres Permanents et Correspondants 
-Working Session for the Information Structuring and Typology Team: Permanent
and Associate Members

Samedi 27 Saturday

Président de séance - Chair:
Danh Thành Do-Hurinville

10:00  
Marie-Claude Paris (Université Paris 7 & CNRS-LLF): Word Order and Information
Structuring in Mandarin Chinese
- Ordre des Mots et Structuration de l'information en Chinois Mandarin

10:30  
Jirasak Achariyayos (Université Paris 3 & CNRS-LACITO): Discourse Particles in
the Information Structure of Thai
- Les Particules Énonciatives dans la Structuration Informationnelle du Thaï

11:00 
Pause - Break

Présidente de séance - Chair
Marie-Claude Paris

11:15  
M.M.Jocelyne Fernandez-Vest (CNRS-LACITO & Université Paris 3) & Marie-Ange
JULIA (Hypokhâgne Henri 4 & Centre Alfred Ernout, Université Paris 4):
Detachments, Language and Discourse Typologies: Evidence from Finno-Ugric and
Ancient Indo-European Languages - Finnish, Latin, (Sami, Greek). 
- Détachements, Typologies Linguistique et Discursive: Exemples de Langues
Finno-ougriennes, et Indo-européennes anciennes - Finnois, Latin, (Same, Grec).

11:55 
Franck Neveu (Institut de Linguistique Française; Université de Caen): La
Linguistique du Détachement en Français 
- The Linguistics of Detachments in French

12:25 
Conclusion et perspectives/Conclusion and perspectives

Abréviations/Abbreviations
EVA: Evolutionary Anthropology
INALCO: Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales
LACITO: Langues et Civilisations à Tradition Orale
LLF: Laboratoire de Linguistique Formelle
MODYCO: Modèles Dynamiques Corpus

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