Fachbereichs- und Forschungsgruppenkolloquium

Wintersemester 2023/2024
Donnerstags 11:45-13:15 Uhr in G 307, falls nicht anders angegeben
 

Termin Vortragender Titel
26.10 Pavel Caha
(Masaryk University)
Spatial Cases in Tsez: Revisiting the Great Daghestanian Case Hoax
02.11 Florian Hintz
(Philipps University Marburg, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics)
A closer look at prediction in multimodal environments: Examining variability across language users and the effects of iconic gestures
16.11 Jamie Findlay
(University of Oslo)
The continued relevance of rule-based semantic parsing in the age of deep learning: an introduction to the Universal Natural Language Understanding project
23.11 Ciyang Qing
(University of Edinburgh)
The syntactic and semantic landscape of emotive clause-embedding predicates: English and beyond
30.11 Ulrike Schneider
(Universität Mainz/Universität Konstanz)
Negation and Modals in Early Modern and Late Modern English: A  Complex Relationship
14.12 Hatice Zora
(Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics)
­Relevance of prosodic information for spoken communication at the lexical and discourse levels: Evidence from psychometric and electrophysiological data
18.01 Christina Manouilidou
(University of Ljubljana)
Dissociating syntactic licensing from semantic wellformedness in South Slavic complex word processing
25.01

Doktorandenvortrag
Raquel Montero


Gemma McCarley


Polarity subjunctive: its meaning and development

The Development of Subject Pronoun Realization in Latin American Spanish: A Diachronic Corpus Study

01.02

Doktorandenvortrag
Qi Yu



Molly Rolf


Towards a More In-Depth Automated Framing Detection: Synergizing NLP Techniques and Formal Semantics

Tracking case 'loss' in Balkan Slavic with corpus data