Conference Program (click to download pre-final version in pdf)
CECIL’S 3 – PROGRAM
22 August, Thursday
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9:30-9:40 |
Conference opening |
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9:40-10:40
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Prof. Hubert Haider (University of Salzburg) In linguistics, theories come and go, but facts are in short supply |
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10:40-10:55 |
Coffee break |
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10:55-11:30
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Marta Ruda (Jagiellonian University in Krakow) On the VP Ellipsis Analysis of Missing Objects in Polish |
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11:30-12:05
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Marcel Pitteroff (University of Stuttgart) The Expletive Puzzle – Impersonal (let-)middles |
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12:05-12:40
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Zorica Puškar (University of Novi Sad) Number and Gender Agreement with Conjoined NPs |
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12:40-14:00 |
Lunch |
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14:00-14:35
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Gergő Turi (Pázmány Péter Catholic University) Subject Islands in Hungarian |
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14:35-15:10
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Daria Chernova(Saint-Petersburg State University) Corpus Frequencies and Attachment Preferencies in Ambiguity Resolution: Evidence from Russian Participial Constructions |
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15:10-15:45
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Pegah Faghiri (University of Paris III, Sorbonne Nouvelle) Constituent Ordering and Heaviness: a Corpus-Based Study on Persian |
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15:45-16:00 |
Coffee break |
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16:00-16:35
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Costin Valentin Oancea (University of Bucharest) Talkin’ or Talking? Phonological Variation in the Speech of London Teenagers |
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16:35-17:10
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Jana Taperte (University of Latvia) Locus Equations and the Place of Articulation for the Latvian Sonorants |
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17:10-17:15 |
Announcements |
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17:15-18:15 |
POSTER SESSION 1 |
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19:00 |
Reception |
23 August, Friday
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9:30-10:50
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Mohammad Momenian – Isa Atarodi (Tarbiat Modares University) Order/age of Acquisition Effects in a Second Language in the Lexical Decision Task |
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10:05-10:40
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Márta Szücs (University of Szeged) Theory of Mind vs Grammar Skills in Comprehension of Metaphor and Irony |
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10:40-10:55 |
Coffee break |
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10:55-11:30
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Mirjana Mirić (University of Nis) How Informational Focus Facilitates Scalar Implicatures |
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11:30-12:05
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Anna N. Yurchenko (Lomonosov Moscow State University, National Research University Higher School of Economics) - |
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12:05-12:40
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Dominik Freunberger (University of Salzburg) Vampires Like Drinking Soap: An ERP Study on the Influence of Negative Quantifiers on Predictive Processes in Language Comprehension |
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12:40-14:00 |
Lunch |
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14:00-14:35 |
Marcin Wągiel (Masaryk University of Brno / Palacký University of Olomouc) Collective and Distributive Readings of Polish Numeral Phrases |
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14:35-15:10
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Dominika Dziubała-Szrejbrowska (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań) Syntax of Numerically Quantified Phrases in Polish and the Theory of Movement |
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15:10-15:45
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Ioana-Gabriela Ivan (University of Bucharest) Romanian N-words and the Jespersen Cycle |
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15:45-16:00 |
Coffee break |
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16:00-17:00 |
POSTER SESSION 2 |
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17:00-18:00
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Prof. Marcel den Dikken (City University of New York) The Phase Impenetrability Condition, Successive Cyclicity, and the Direction of Structure Building |
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18:00-18:05 |
Conference closing |
Poster Session 1
22 August 2013
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Boglárka Bilász (Comenius University) Language Ideologies in High Schools with Hungarian as a Teaching Language in Slovakia |
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Tatiana Nikitina (People’s Friendship University of Russia) Actualisation of concepts DOM / MAISON (“HOUSE”) in Russian and French language world views |
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Petra Martinková (Palacký University) CDA Methods for Discovering the Communicative Goals in Reporting the “Space Race Issue” |
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Sara Milani (Venice Ca’Foscari University) The Relative Structure of Russian Participial Constructions |
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Szilárd Sebők (Comenius University in Bratislava) The Notion of “Language Ideology” as an Agent of Discourse |
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Rudmila-Rodica Ivan (University of Bucharest) Grammaticalization in the Making – Romanian wh-words and their Complementizer Roles |
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Xiaoying Wang – Xiaonan Zhu (Zhejiang University) How does Language Direction Affect Semantic and Translation Priming of Chinese-English Bilinguals? |
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Tünde Szalay (Eötvös Loránd University) The Comparison of /r/ and /l/ in Southern English |
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Kata Wohlmuth (University of Pécs) Focus as Perfectivizer in Hungarian |
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Lilla Pintér (alternant)(Pázmány Péter Catholic University) Suspended Obviation and Spelled out PRO are Two Sides of the Same Coin |
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Ágnes Abuczki (University of Debrecen) A Corpus-based Study to Disambiguate Discourse Markers in Multimodal Context |
Poster Session 2
23 August 2013
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Fokina Yulia Stanislavovna (alternant)(Saint-Petersburg State University) How WMC (working memory capacity) affects perception of the relevant information |
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Fekete Tamás (alternant)(University of Pécs) A Contrastive Investigation of the Contact between Old Norse and Old English in the Light of a Corpus Based Analysis |
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Xiaonan Zhu – Xiaoying Wang (Zhejiang University) A Cross-Linguistic Comparison of Register Variation between Chinese, Korean and English |
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Elena-Ramona Toma (University of Bucharest) A Semantic and Syntactic Approach to Derived Intransitivity -A Contrastive Analysis of Romanian-English Antipassives |
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Kateřina Prokopová (Palacký University) Language and Ideology: Critical Discourse Analysis of Radio Free Europe’s Broadcasting in 1950s |
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Nair Garcia Abelleira (University of Santiago de Compostela) Languages in the Multicultural Crossroad. The Database SSWL, a Resource for Describing Languages in a Typological Way. |
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Syelle Graves (Graduate Center of the City University of New York) |
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Anna Zsófia Czeglédi (Pázmány Péter Catholic University) Exclamative Clauses in Hungarian |
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Mátyás Gerőcs (Pázmány Péter Catholic University) Event Quantification in Hungarian. A Comparative Analysis of ki-ki and mindenki |
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Péter Szűcs (University of Debrecen) Topicalization and Left-dislocation from Informational-structural Perspective |
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Réka Jurth (University of Debrecen) |
