Dér Csilla Ilona

2010. október 25-én (hétfőn) és 26-án (kedden) az ELTE BTK-n a DIAGram Funkcionalista Nyelvészeti Műhely „Beyond dichotomies” címen nemzetközi konferenciát tart Budapesten, az ELTE BTK-n.
Plenáris előadók: Bernd Heine, Susanne Niemeier

PROGRAM

Monday, 25th October
09.00–10.00 Registration
10.00–10.30 Opening Address („Gólyavár”)
10.30–11.30
Plenary 1
Bernd Heine – Between sentence grammar and discourse grammar: On „pragmaticalization”
11.30–12.00 Coffee
12.00–13.30
Session 1 (Room 329)
12.00–12.30:
Linda L. Thornburg and Klaus-Uwe Panther – Beyond antonymy: from stasis to dynamic construal
12.30–13.00:
Gábor Tolcsvai Nagy – Construing the subject: Epistemological and semantic variability in Hungarian
Session 2 (Room 331)
12.00–13.30:
Klaas Willems – Linguistic knowledge and language use: A (false) dichotomy? The „compositionality principle” revisited
12.30–13.00:
Chiara Fedriani and Emanuele Miola – From phasal adverbs to discourse markers in the languages of Europe: a case study in pragmaticalization
13.30–14.30 Lunch
14.30–16.00
Session 1 (Room 329)
14.30–15.00:
Alexandra Bozhidarova Bagasheva – The (dis)continuous nature of compound verbs
15.00–15.30:
Karen Van de Cruys – On the grammaticalization of the Russian universal concessive conditional construction with particle ni
15.30–16.00:
Jari Sivonen – The grammaticalization of the Finnish suorittaa-construction ‘perform’, ‘carry out’
‘perform’, ‘carry out’
Session 2 (Room 331)
14.30–15.00:
Szilárd Tátrai – The physiological and social bases of deixis
15.00–15.30:
Krisztina Laczkó – Spatial deixis in Hungarian
15.30–16.00:
Chiaki Kumamoto – Whoever it is or Whoever s/he is?–Distinguishing between Specification and Identification
16.00–16.15 Coffee
16.15–17.45
Session 1 (Room 329)
16.15–16.45:
Mária Ladányi – Rules or schemas in derivation
16.45–17.15:
Teresa Valles – Morphological productivity: at the crossroads of language system and language use
17.15–17.45:
Chia-Lin Shih – The myth of frequency: A case study of sha hen da sha bu yong qian in Mandarin Chinese
Session 2 (Room 331)
16.15–16.45:
Csilla Ilona Dér – How prototypical are suffix-attracting postpositions in Hungarian?
16.45–17.15:
John Peate – Problematising the verb category: A case study in translating Arabic poetry
17.15–17.45:
Bálint Tanos – Lexicalised reduplicated verbs and verbal plurality in Sumerian
19.00 Dinner (Festetics Palace)
Tuesday, 26th October
9.00–10.00:
Plenary 2 („Gólyavár”)
Susanne Niemeier – On the meaningfulness of English tense and aspect – a Cognitive Grammar perspective
10.15–11.45
Session 1 (Room 329)
10.15–10.45:
Ilona Tragel and Liina Lindström – The similarities and differencies between Estonian impersonal, passive and possessive perfect constructions
10.45–11.15:
Kornélia Papp – The spatial nature of being important
11.15–11.45:
Ágnes Kuna – Pragmatical description of Hungarian medical recipes as a text-type between the 15th-17th century in its socio-historical context
Session 2 (Room 331)
10.15–10.45:
Sylwia Dzereń-Glowacka – Unconventional scene construals in linguistic and non-linguistic components of printed advertisements
10.45–11.15:
Alina Kwiatkowska – Simple descriptions of pictures as icons of the „syntax of perception”
11.45–12.00 Coffee
12.00–13.30
Session 1 (Room329)
12.00–12.30:
Péter Pelyvás – The modal and the temporal in will
12.30–13.00:
Nóra Kugler – The relationship between the semantic domains of epistemic modality and evidentiality, in view of research findings on Hungarian
13.00–13.30:
Katalin Szili – Aktionsart – from a different perspective
Session 2 (Room 331)
12.00–12.30:
István Kenesei – The end of dichotomies?
12.30–13.00:
András Imrényi – Gerunds without word classes
13.00–13.30:
Carmen Aguilera Carnerero – The nature of indirect objecthood
13.30–14.30 Lunch
14.30–16.00
Session 1 (Room 329)
14.30–15:
Dylan Glynn – Capturing complexity beyond the dichotomy. A multifactorial method for the analysis of semantic structure
15.00–15.30:
Gabriella Kothencz – A meaning-based approach to the formation of tri-directional adverbial suffixes in Hungarian
15.30–16.00:
Gábor Simon – The grammar of metaphor – Dynamic conceptualization in metaphorical expressions
Session 2 (Room 331)
14.30–15.00:
Marja Nenonen – Continuum of idiomaticity in Finnish
15.30–16.00:
Esa Penttilä – Idiomatic expressions and the interface between lexicon and syntax
15.00–15.30:
Angel Alonso-Cortes and Matilde Vivancos – Spanish adjectival constructions: Between grammar and lexicon
16.00–16.15 Coffee
16.15–17.45
Session 1 (Room 329)
16.15–16.45:
Zsuzsanna Schnell – Linguistic dichotomies and social-cognitive continuums – a developmental approach to pragmatic competence
16.45–17.15:
Csilla Ilona Dér and Alexandra Markó – Acquisition of some verbal discourse markers in Hungarian
Session 2 (Room 331)
16.15–16.45:
Zoltán Bánréti and Éva Mészáros – Syntactic recursion and process of perspective taking in agrammatic aphasia
16.45–17.15:
Miklós Győri, Zsombor Várnagy, Dóra Kampis and Zsuzsanna Papp – ‘In the garden of Hungarian minds’: an exploratory eye-tracking study on sentence integration in Hungarian readers
17.45–18.00 Closing Address („Gólyavár”)