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Wednesday
June 10 |
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| 11.30 |
Registration |
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| 13.00 |
SALC-2009
Conference Opening |
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| Gunnar
Svensson, Dean of Humanities, Stockholm University |
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| 13.30 |
Plenary Speaker: Niclas Abrahamsson |
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| Age, aptitude, and nativelikeness in second language acquisition
Room E10 |
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F11 |
E319 |
D389 |
C307 |
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Vision |
L2 & cognition |
General |
General |
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| 14.30 |
Helene Kreysa, Martin
Pickering, Sarah Haywood, & John Henderson: Projecting speaker's gaze:
effects on listeners' comprehension of object descriptions |
Anna Vogel & Elzbieta
Strzelecka: Second language teaching from a cognitive perspective |
Marie Nordlund: The importance
of frames in meaning extension |
Henrik Bergqvist:
Inter-subjectivity in time reference: a case study of Lakandon Maya |
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| 15.00 |
Richard Andersson: The visual
world paradigm in settings of high information load |
Britt Erman: A proposed
continuum reflecting cognitive load in L2 production of (formulaic) language |
Jan Svanlund: Frequency,
familiarity, and conventionalization |
Andrew Caines: Reflections of
language use in cognition: experimental evidence and corpus data aligned |
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| 15.30 |
Frida MŒrtensson, Merle Horne,
Mikael Roll & Pia Apt: Implications of aphasia on abstract and concrete
noun processing |
Michal B. Paradowski:
Attention, awareness, acquistion |
Ali Akbar Ansarin, Mahnaz
Seyyed Bat-ha-ie: Constructing and revealing gender in research articles |
Nino Daraselia: A cognitive
perspective on interjections |
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| 16.00 |
Coffee |
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| 16.30 |
Yuki Kamide & Gerry
Altmann: Keeping track of spatial information of objects in mapping language
on visual information |
Annika Andersson, Jessica
Fanning, Helen Neville: An ERP study of nonword rhyming |
Piotr Konderak: Some meaning of
'(linguistic) meaning': semantic networks as Peircean signs |
Lisa Rudebeck: Constructional
continuity and change, and the reflexive particle sig |
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| 17.00 |
Per Durst-Andersen: Naming
strategies and perception strategies. Evidence from Danish, English and
Russian |
Mila Dimitrova-Vulchanova,
Liliana Martinez, Rik Eshuis: L1 path encoding strategies in the L2? |
Aivars Glaznieks: Children's
variation of idioms. What children's idiomatic creativity reveals about
entrenchment of metaphors |
Marta Andersson: Adverbial
connectors as constructions |
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| 17.30 |
Pirita Pyykkšnen, Roger van
Gompel, & Jukka Hyšna: Use of visual environment to facilitate language
comprehension |
Romualdo Ib‡–ez: L2 Reading in
disciplinary domains |
Thomas Buysens & Dylan
Glynn: Discourse, joint attention and usage-based methodology. A cognitive
semantic study of the Italian discourse marker boh |
Johan Pedersen: On
cross-linguistic variation in syntax. Parameter setting or diverging
constractional specificity in clausal organization |
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| 18.00 |
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Maidy Giber: Prior language
acquisition and learning experiences of teachers of English as a second
language in Australia and French as a foreign language teachers in France |
Arlette Huguenin Dumittan:
Hyperjournalism for the hyperreader? |
Shawn Duff: A taxonomy of
scalarity constructions |
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| 19.00 |
Reception
outside E10 |
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| Thursday
June 11 |
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Plenary Speaker: Maria Koptjevskaja-Tamm |
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| Typology, universals and lexicon Room E10 |
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F11 |
E319 |
D389 |
C307 |
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Vision |
General |
General |
Language, Conciousness & Semiotics |
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| 10.00 |
Christoph Scheepers, Sibylle
Mohr & Emma Brechin: Overt and covert anticipation of verb complements in
the visual-world paradigm |
Gabriela-Alina Sauciuc:
Affective Categories in Scandinavian and Romance Languages--some
methodological concerns |
Cl‡udia Silva: From 'pr' to 'p'
- the graphic representation of the complex onset in chats and its relation
to acquistition |
Gšran Sonesson: On some
precursors to language. A view from phenomenolgoical semiotics |
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| 10.30 |
Andriy Myachykov: Attention,
Conceptualization, and syntax in sentence production |
Ingrid Nilsson: The Competition
Model: lexical cue stength and that of grammatical function |
Yukio Takahashi: Language and
culture from a Game-theoretic perspective |
Inga-Lill Grahn: What is bad
about a bad conscience and what is clear about a clear one? On evaluation as
a special kind of consciousness |
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| 11.00 |
Coffee |
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| 11.30 |
J—hanna Barðdal: The rise
of dative substitution in the history of Icelandic |
Karsten Hvidtfelt Nielsen: On
the grammaticalization of possessive pronoun resolution in German |
Federica Da Milano: Linguistic
subjectivity from a typological point of view |
Richard Hirsch: Phenomenology
of perception, dialog, and Cognitive Linguistics |
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| 12.00 |
Anton Granvik: Expression of
'theme' in Scandinavian languages |
Kasper Boye & Peter Harder:
Grammaticalization: a functional-cognitive theory |
Wen-Hui Sah: Narrative
coherence in Mandarin-speaking children: Evidence from the Frog story |
Elena Faur: Beyond Cognitive
Unconscious. Language and Consciousness |
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| 13.00 |
SALC meeting |
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General |
General |
General |
Language, Conciousness & Semiotics |
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| 14.00 |
Aliyah Morgenstern, Marie
Leroy, & StŽphanie Caet: Children's internalization of social and
grammatical rules: self-repairs and reformulations |
Pilar Alonso: A cognitive
approach to textual collocation: A case study of lexical and conceptual
networks |
Michael Richter: Why some verbs
can form a resultative construction while others cannot: decomposing Semantic
Binding |
Todd Oakley: Semiosis in
Theoretic Culture: Institutional Reality and the Rhetorical Question |
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| 14.30 |
Martine Sekali & Aliyah
Morgenstern: First functions of clause combiners in child language: a case
study of Madeleine's uses of the French subordinator parce que |
Dagmar Divjak: Aspect and
modality in Slavic. An exceptional interaction |
Linda Thornburg & Klaus
Panther: From lexical to construction meaning: the role of metonymic
reasoning in the nice and Adj construction |
Ana Margarida Abrantes: The
self and the subject in cognition and language |
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| 15.00 |
Mikael Roll & Merle Horne:
The neurocognitive reality of a left-edge boundary tone in on-line sentence
processing |
Elisabeth Engberg-Pedersen:
Backgrounding in simultaneous constructions: motion descriptions in sign
languages |
Ole Nedergaard Thomsen:
Discourse, intentionality and cogntion i the so-called Sugar Texts |
Maxim I. Stamenov: Negation,
absence of representational content and the structrue of phenomenal
consciousness |
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| 15.30 |
Coffee |
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| 16.00 |
Svetlana Sokolova, Olga
Lyashevskaya & Anastasia Makarova: On perfectivizing mechanisms in
Russian: A case study of S- and PO- variation |
Dylan Glynn: Lexical choice,
grammatical profiling, and need for usage-based methods in Cognitie
Linguisitics |
Mette Skovgaard Andersen: Signs
of culture in national weather forecasts |
Sšren Brier: The
cyber(bio)semiotics of semiotic and cognition, awareness and linguistic
communication |
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| 16.30 |
Christina Hedman: Dyslexia
profiles in two languages--a multiple case study of Spanish-Swedish speaking
adolescents with reading and writing difficulties |
Egor Tsedryk & Alexandra
Tsedryk: The role of morphological case in the acquisition of locative verbs |
Erling Wande: A cognitive
revisit into the semilingualism debate |
Kristian TylŽn: Written in
bodies, action and objects |
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| 17.00 |
Alexander Onysko:On the
semantic structure of English and German compounds: Head-frame internal
specifier selection as a principle of compound formation |
Staffan Larsson & Robin
Cooper: Corrective feedback and semantic coordination |
Simone Lšhndorf: A usage-based
modelling of the meaning structures of the English antonyms thick and thin
and good and bad |
Jordan Zlatev: The precedence
of consciousness with respect to signs (and language) |
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| 17.30 |
sa Abelin: Sound symbolism and
its possible role in language change |
Helena Hong Gao: Cognitive
barriers to learning Chinese noun classifiers by native Swedish speakers |
Marta Degani: Looking at
creativity in word-formation: a conceptual analysis of hybrid compounds in
New Zealand English |
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| 18.30 |
Conference
Dinner at Stora Skuggan |
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| Friday
June 12 |
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| 9.00 |
Plenary Speaker: Elizabeth Traugott |
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| Seeking evidence for interaction as a motivation for language change
Room E10 |
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F11 |
E319 |
D389 |
C307 |
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Negation |
General |
General |
General |
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| 10.00 |
Carita Paradis & Caroline
Willners: Negation and approximation as configuration construals in SPACE |
Nian Liu: Linguistic coding of
temporal terms affects children's acquistion of temporal concepts |
Henrik Hovmark: The cognitive
dynamics of place naming: reciprocation as an example |
Liliana Martinez: Describing
non-straight motion: the geometry behind Bulgarian verbs of turning |
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| 10.30 |
Ivana Bianchi & Ugo
Savardi: Can the phenomenological psychophysics of opposites contribute to
the understanding of negation? |
Victor Smith: Freezing the
waves: From ad hoc categorization to lexicalization |
Doris Gerland & Christian
Horn: Concept type transition and determination |
Natalia Czechowska & Anna
Ewert: The perception of motion verbs by Polish-English bilinguals. The case
of multicompetence |
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| 11.00 |
Coffee |
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| 11.30 |
Simon Harrison: Evidence for
node and scope of negation in coverbal gesture |
Elma Kerz: Conceptualization of
events in English academic texts: A Cognitive Grammar approach |
Bryan Weston Wyly: The raw and
the conceptualized |
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| 12.00 |
Rachel Giora, Ofer Fein, Nili
Metuki, & Pnina Stern: I am not your maid. Negation as a
metaphor-inducing operator |
Anne-Kristin Siebenborn: (How)
Does semantic similarity facilitate analogy formation processes in the
acquisition of constructions (L1)? |
Ene Vainik, Toomas Kirt, &
Heili Orav: The visualized measures of conceptual co-presence of motion and
emotion in the Estonian terms of personality |
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| 12.30 |
Plenary Speaker: Daniel Casasanto |
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| How Handedness Shapes Language and Thought: First tests of the
body-specificity hypothesis. Room E10 |
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| 13.30 |
Conference
closing |
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