First International Conference on Construction Grammar (ICCG 2001) Preliminary Program
Hans Christian Boas
hcb at ICSI.BERKELEY.EDU
Fri Mar 16 01:44:18 UTC 2001
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First International Conference on Construction Grammar
(ICCG 2001), UC Berkeley, April 6-8, 2001
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Preliminary Program
FRIDAY, April 6, 2001
Charles J. Fillmore (ICSI and UC Berkeley): Mini grammars
for time-when adjuncts in English
Natalie Schilling-Estes (Georgetown University): On the role
of memorization in language production: evidence from the
sociolinguistic interview
Jan-Ola Oestman and Jaakko Leino (University of Helsinki):
Constructions and variability
Knud Lambrecht (UT Austin): The French presentational
relative construction
SATURDAY, April 7, 2001
Ronald Langacker (UC San Diego): Integration,
grammaticalization, and constructional meaning
Cristiano Broccias (University of Pavia): Allative and
ablative "at-"constructions
Johani Rudanko (University of Tampere): "Into -ing" as a
construction in English
Anne Neville and Patrizia Paggio (Center for
Sprokteknologi): Developing a Danish grammar in the GRASP
Project: a construction-based approach to topology and
extraction in Danish
Ronald Cosper (Saint Mary's University): Rime as sublemic
construction in English
Natsuko Tsujimura (Indiana University): A constructional
approach to mimetic verbs
George Lakoff (UC Berkeley): TBA
Carmen Bretones-Callejas, Maria Cristobal, and Iraide
Ibarretxe-Antunano (UC Berkeley): The construction
"salir-de" in Spanish: how Spanish speakers conceptualize
exiting events
Kyoko Hirose Ohara (Keio University): From relativization to
clause-linkage: a case of Japanese
Toshio Ohori (University of Tokyo): Construction Grammar as
a conceptual framework for linguistic typology: a case from
reference marking
Ivan Sag (Stanford University): Aspects of a theory of
grammatical constructions
Serene Gu-jing Lin (National Taiwan University): From
temporal adverbial connective to quasi-complementizer: the
grammaticalization of "ho" in Tsou
SUNDAY, April 8, 2001
Seizi Iwata (Geifu University): The role of verb meaning in
locative alternations
Noriko Nemoto (Fukushima University): Alternation phenomena
and Frame Semantics
Christopher Johnson (Soliloquy, Inc.): Toward a frame
ontology for English communication predicates
Paul Kay (UC Berkeley): Argument structure
constructions and the complement-adjunct distinction
Seiko Fujii (University of Tokyo): Lexically (un)filled
constructional schemes and construction types for modal
constructions in Japanese
Florian Jaeger (Humboldt University) and Raphael Berthele
(University of Fribourg): On the use of Construction Grammar
in diachrony and dialectology: the case of
perspective constructions in German
Nicolas Gisborne (University of Hong Kong): This looks as if
it might be a construction: an account of quirky complement
clauses
Svitlana Zhabotynska (UC San Diego): Genetive "of": a frame
semantic approach
Arnold Zwicky (Stanford University): Radical constructionism
Andreas Kathol and Emily Bender (UC Berkeley): A
constructional analysis of "Just Because ... Doesn't Mean"
See http://www.icsi.berkeley.edu/iccg2001 for further
information on registration, accommodation, etc.
For questions please contact: iccg2001 at icsi.berkeley.edu
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Hans C. Boas
International Computer Science Institute
1947 Center Street, Suite 600
Berkeley, CA 94704, U.S.A.
Phone: (510) 666-2888
Fax: (510) 666-2956
hcb at icsi.berkeley.edu
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