30.1153, Confs: Semantics, Syntax/France
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Subject: 30.1153, Confs: Semantics, Syntax/France
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Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2019 23:37:11
From: Elise Mignot [Elise.Mignot at sorbonne-universite.fr]
Subject: Nouns - between syntax and semantics
Nouns - between Syntax and Semantics
Date: 29-Mar-2019 - 30-Mar-2019
Location: Paris, France
Contact: Elise Mignot
Contact Email: Elise.Mignot at sorbonne-universite.fr
Linguistic Field(s): Semantics; Syntax
Meeting Description:
International conference
Sorbonne University (Paris, France)
29-30 March 2019
‘Nouns – between Syntax and Semantics’
Organized by Pierre Cotte, Elise Mignot and Julie Neveux (Sorbonne University)
The conference aims to investigate the characterization of the noun class.
What are the specific features of this part of speech? Is the demarcation of
the noun class self-evident?
Nouns, like other lexical classes, are characterized by grammatical properties
(morphosyntax, functions), developed in structuralist and generativist
approaches (among others), or by ‘notional’ properties, developed by
traditional grammars, and, more recently, by cognitive grammars.
The two approaches (grammatical and notional) were already commented on by
Jespersen (The Philosophy of Grammar (1924, chapter 10). Over time, authors
chose one or the other of the two options, but despite the great advances made
in each of these two fields, the relationship between syntax and semantics
remains problematic and little discussed. This conference aims to explore this
relationship, to propose a review of the different and sometimes complementary
approaches, and to present recent research that sheds light on the
characteristics of this part of speech.
Program:
Jeudi 28 mars / March 28, Maison de la Recherche, 28 rue Serpente, 75006
Paris, salle D035 / room D035
14:00-14:15:
Opening of the conference / Ouverture du colloque
14:15-15:00:
Georges Kleiber (Université de Strasbourg, France), “L'opposition ''noms
comptables'' / ''noms massifs'' et le problème des déterminants non sélectifs”
15:00-15:30:
Laura Tramutoli (University G. D’Annunzio, Chieti-Pescara, Italy), “The
semantics behind the reanalysis of French articles in French-based Creoles
(the rise of noun-classes?)”
15:30-16:00:
Marie-Claude Paris (Université Paris-Diderot, France), “Le nom entre syntaxe
et sémantique: le cas du chinois mandarin (et ailleurs)”
16:00-16:30:
PAUSE
16:30-17:00:
Yayoi Nakamura-Delloye (Inalco, Paris, France), “La classe du nom en japonais”
17:00-17:30:
Lola Türker (International Burch University, Sarajevo, Bosnie-Herzégovine),
“Interaction of Case and Referential Properties of Uzbek Nominal Expressions”.
17:30-18:00:
Laurent Gautier (Université de Bourgogne), “Les grammaires de construction au
service de la morphologie lexicale ? Apports pour la description des
noms-termes en allemand”
18:00-18:30:
Michael Mourounas (University College London, UK), “Deriving event nominals
without verbal functional architecture”
Vendredi 29 mars / March 29, Maison de la Recherche, 28 rue Serpente, 75006
Paris, salle D040
09:00-09:45:
John Payne (The University of Manchester, UK), “Noun or verb: the analysis of
mixed category constructions”
09:45-10:15:
Laure Gardelle (Université Grenoble-Alpes, France), “Forest of hands, chains
of islands and tons of ideas: interactions between constructional and nominal
semantics in the definition of ‘collective nouns’”
10:15-10:45:
PAUSE
10:45-11:15:
Anne Jugnet, Philip Miller (Université Paris Diderot, France), “Polar Nouns”
11:15-11:45:
Michelle Lecolle (Université de Lorraine-Metz, France), “Éléments pour une
approche sémantico-discursive des noms collectifs humains”
11:45-12:15:
Charlotte Sant (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim,
Norvège), “The degree modification of nouns and the issue of lexical
categories”
12:15-14:00: DEJEUNER / LUNCH
14:00-14:45:
Paolo Acquaviva (University College Dublin, Ireland), “Nouns as names, names
as nouns”.
14:45-15:15:
Manon Philippe (Sorbonne Université, Paris, France), « Quel rôle donner au nom
propre au sein de la catégorie du nom ? »
15:15-15:45:
Clarisse Chabernaud (Sorbonne Université, Paris, France), “Antonomase de nom
propre et antonomase de nom commun. Retour sur un mécanisme linguistique
exclusivement nominal”
15:45-16:15:
PAUSE
16:15-16:45:
Augustin Laethier (Sorbonne Université, Paris, France), “Quand le nom commun
n’est pas un substantif: la conception non-référentielle du nom à Port-Royal”
16:45-17:15:
Hélène Vinckel-Roisin (Sorbonne Université, Paris, France), “La répétition
immédiate du nom propre en allemand et la structuration du discours”
17:15-17:45:
Marie Turlais (Sorbonne Université, Paris, France), “Job denominations of the
‘high executive’ type: influence of the head-noun on the metaphorical
interpretation of the modifier”
DINER DU COLLOQUE / CONFERENCE DINNER
Samedi 30 mars / March 30 – Sorbonne, 17 rue de la Sorbonne, 75005 Paris,
amphi Chasles
09:00-09:45:
Pierre Cotte (Sorbonne Université, Paris, France), « Définir le nom
sémantiquement ».
09:45-10:15:
Martina Häcker (University of Siegen, Germany), “The structure and meaning of
the compounds ‘laughing-stock’ and ‘make-sport’”
10:15-10:45:
PAUSE
10:45-11:15:
Charles Brasart (Université de Nantes, France), “What’s in a nom? Les
substantifs, une catégorie centrale dans les phénomènes bilingues”
11:15-11:45:
Daniel Elmiger (Université de Genève, Suisse), “Les noms communs de personne:
proximité et différences avec les noms propres et les adjectifs”
11:45-12:15:
Richard Huyghe (Université de Fribourg, Suisse), Marine Wauquier (Université
Toulouse Jean Jaurès, France), “Comment reconnaître un nom d’agent ? Le
recours à la sémantique distributionnelle pour la classification nominale”
12:15-14:00: DEJEUNER / LUNCH
14:00-14:45:
Claude Delmas (Université Sorbonne-Nouvelle, Paris, France), “Quelques emplois
de N dans deux langues non-apparentées”
14:45-15:15:
Stéphanie Benoist (Université de Bourgogne, France), “Y a-t-il un signifié
catégoriel du nom que l’analyse syntaxique permettrait d’approcher ? L’exemple
de l’allemand”
15:15-15:45:
Makoto Kaneko (Université Aoyama Gakuin, Japon), “Un nouvel argument en faveur
de l’analyse parallèle des emplois dénominatif et métonymique des noms propres
– les cas de la coordination en français et en japonais”
15:45-16:15:
Chris A. Smith (Université de Caen, France), “How is “screwage” different from
“screwing”? A study of the semantic behaviour of deverbal V-age and V-ing
nouns”
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