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Stanford
Semantics and Pragmatics Workshop 2001/2002:
THE
CONSTRUCTION OF MEANING
Winter Quarter Schedule:
Ivan Sag, Stanford University
Friday, January 18th, 15:30
"In Situ Interrogatives"
(based on joint work with
Jonathan Ginzburg)
Abstract
MJH 126
Leonard Talmy, State University
of New York, Buffalo
Thursday, February 14, 17:30
"The Representation of Spatial
Structure in Spoken and Signed Languages"
Abstract
MJH 126
Barbara Partee, University
of Massachusetts, Amherst, and Vladimir Borschev, VINITI, Russian Academy
of Sciences, and University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Friday, February 22, 15:30
"Possessives, Relational
Nouns, and the Argument-Modifier Distinction"
Abstract
MJH 126
SALT Practice Talks
Monday, March 4, 15:00-17:00
Judith Tonhauser
"A Dynamic Semantic Account
of the Temporal Interpretation of Noun Phrases"
David Beaver and Brady
Clark
"Monotonicity and Focus
Sensitivity"
MJH 126
Robyn Carston, University
College London
Tuesday, March 5, 17:30
"Concept Construction in
Understanding Utterances"
MJH 126
Third Annual Stanford
Semantics Fest
A one-day local mini-conference.
schedule
March 15, 9:00-17:00
Cordura 100
This workshop is sponsored by the
Stanford Humanities Center, and funded by a grant
from the Mellon Foundation.
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