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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
Opening morning refreshments/registration, Keynote
Lectures, and Post-Keynote breaks will be in Farnsworth
Pavilion in the Ley Student
Center which is part of the Rice Memorial Center (RMC).
Parallel Sessions will be in the
Humanities Building: Left-hand session (on schedule below) in Huma 117,
Right-hand session in Huma 119.
The Book Exhibit will be in
Huma 118. Between Sessions breaks will be in the Humanities
Foyer.
Box lunches (po-boy sandwiches) are included in registration
and will be distributed in Farnsworth Pavilion
on Saturday and Monday. On Sunday, lunch can be obtained in
local restaurants. Campus eating facilities are closed due to Fall Break.
Friday
October 11, 2002
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8:30-10:30
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Conference Reception and Registration
at Crowne Plaza Hotel
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Saturday
October 12, 2002
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8:20-8:45
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Coffee
and pastries, Registration
in Farnsworth Pavilion
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8:45-9:00
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Welcome
and announcements
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9:00-10:00
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Plenary:
John Lucy: Language, Culture, and Mind
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10:00-10:20
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Break
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10:20-10:45
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Eve Sweetser
Metaphor
and metonymy working together in context
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Regina
Pustet
Discourse
frequency and language change |
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10:45-11:10
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Michael
Israel, Jennifer Riddle Harding, Vera Tobin
Figurative
Likenesses: Simile, Metaphor and Conceptual Integration
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Barbara
F. Kelly & Christine A. Halverson
Development
of community in computer mediated conversation: A social network
analysis |
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11:10-11:35
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Seyda
Ozcaliskan
“When
ideas run through your mind, is it still in your mind? On
learning to think and talk metaphorically about the mind”
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Andrej
A. Kibrik
Discourse
types, genre schemata, and rhetorical relations
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11:35-12:00
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Benjamin
K. Bergen
To
awaken a sleeping giant: Blending and metaphor in editorial
cartoons after September 11
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Masatsugu
Yamazaki
From
PERSON marker to AFFECT marker: The grammaticization of the
Japanese 2nd person singular pronoun omae in conflict
talk
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12:00-1:30
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Lunch
in Farnsworth
Pavilion
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1:30-1:55
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Arie
Verhagen
The
discourse function of Verb-final constructions in Dutch
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Johan
Pedersen
The
Spanish impersonal se-construction: Voice and case
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1:55-2:20
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Liesbet
Heyvaert
A
cognitive-functional analysis of the structure and semantics
of -ing nominalizations
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Ricardo
Maldonado and Enrique Nava
Basic
Middle Voice Patterns in Tarascan |
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2:20-2:45
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Ritva
Laury
The
prominent oblique: Human mentions in oblique cases in Finnish
conversation
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Nilson
Gabas Junior and Johan van der Auwera
Ideophones
in Karo (Tupi, Brazil)
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2:45-3:10
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Joanne
Scheibman
Inclusive
and Exclusive Patterning of the English First Person Plural:
Evidence from Conversation
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Verónica
Vázquez
Clause
structure and focus types in Cora (Uto-Aztecan)
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3:10-3:30
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Break
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3:30-3:55
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Sally
Rice and John Newman
Aspect
in the making: A corpus analysis of English aspect-marking
prepositions
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Liesbeth
Degand
Causal
connectives in crosslinguistic contrast on the Speaker Involvement
Scale
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3:55-4:20
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Margaret
Lubbers-Quesada
Viewpoint
aspect, situation type and tense/aspect marking in Spanish
narrative discourse
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Ad Foolen
and Frederike van der Leek
Dutch
connectives of causality: Domains, Subjectivity, and Perspectives
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4:20-4:45
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Todd
McDaniels
Aspect
as a cue for represented perception |
Ninke
Stukker and Ted Sanders
Conceptual
models in causality markers: evidence from language use(rs)
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4:45-5:05
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Break
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5:05-5:30
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Tiffany
L. Kershner
Remoteness
Distinctions in Chisukwa |
Phillip
Wolff and Grace Song
Causal
events: how perceptual properties are linked to linguistic
expressions
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5:30-5:55
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Stefan
Th. Gries
Isn't
that fantabulous? How similarity motivates intentional morphological
blends in English
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Jacqueline
Evers-Vermeul and Ninke Stukker
Subjectification
in the use of causal connectives? The diachronic development
of daarom, dus, want and omdat
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5:55-6:20
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Liang
Tao
Usage,
Automaticity and Fusion in Language Production and Processes
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Martin
Trautwein
The
Spatiotemporal Window of Sortal Descriptions
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Sunday
October 13, 2002
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8:40-9:00
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Coffee
and pastries
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9:00-10:00
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Plenary:
Susanna Cumming: Virtual Communities, Virtual Worlds, Virtual
Semantics: Emergent Lexicon in Computer Game Web Forums
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10:05-10:30
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Michael
B. Smith
Conceptual
distance vs. conceptual overlap: Motivating morphosyntactic
polysemy in two English verb complement constructions
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Kevin
Ezra Moore
Sequence-based
and now-based frames of reference in space/time metaphors
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10:30-10:55
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Anatol
Stefanowitsch and Stefan Th. Gries
Collostructions:
on the interaction of verbs and constructions
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Benjamin
Bergen, Kim Binsted
The cognitive
linguistics of scalar humor |
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10:55-11:20
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Tuomas
Huumo
'I
saw the parade into my garden' - Directionality in expressions
of visual perception in Finnish
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Carol
Lynn Moder
Ice
box moms and soccer dads: Context and the mapping of N-N metaphorical
expressions
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11:20-11:45
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Mustafa
Mughazy
On
the Periphery of Syntax: The N-P-N constructions in Egyptian
Arabic
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Yoshihiro
Matsunaka
Time
Metaphor and Experiential Correlation in Japanese Conjunctive
Particle
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11:45-1:15
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Lunch
in local Rice Village restaurants
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1:15-1:40
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Andrea
Tyler and Mari Takada
The
Role of Lexical Semantics, Context, and Inference in Semantic
Extension: The Case of Japanese Rare Constructions
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Kristen
Davidse
Definite
and Indefinite Grounding as a Function of the interaction
between the ‘Determining’ and ‘Type Specification’ end of
the Nominal
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1:40-2:05
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Marjolijn
Verspoor
Blue,
Blauw, Blau, Blĺ, Kék and Sini
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Barbara
Dancygier
Identity
and Perspective: The Jekyll-and-Hyde Effect in Narrative Discourse
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2:05-2:30
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Michele
I. Feist
Geometry,
function, and the use of in and on
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Kaoru
Horie and Emi Kondo
Subjectification
and Synchronic Variation: Two Negation Forms in the Kansai
dialect of Japanese
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2:30-2:55
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Song
Jiang
A
Semantic Study of the Classifier Dao
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Kaori
Kabata and Jeong-Hwa Lee
On
the Distribution of Spatial Grams in Japanese and Korean:
A Comparative Study
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2:55-3:15
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Break
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3:15-3:40
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George
Lakoff
The Cog
Hypothesis |
Christopher
Shank, Vera John-Steiner and Teresa Meehan
Narrative
Co-consturction of Collaborative Experience
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3:40-4:05
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Morana
Alac and Seana Coulson
The
man, the key, or the car: Who or what is parked out back?
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Hidematsu
Miura
Another
look at antilocality: Active zone constraint in Japanese
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4:05-4:30
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Christopher
Johnson
The
grounding of embedded WH-clauses in scenes of visual perception
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Fay Wouk
The syntax
of repair in Indonesian |
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4:30-4:50
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Break
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4:50-5:15
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Paul
Deane
Zipf's
Law and the Analogical Induction of Lexical Properties
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Shibasaki,
Reijirou
Visual
Iconicity and Blending: A Case Study of Homographic Compounds
in Japanese and Korean
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5:15-5:40
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Tim Adamson
The
Cognitive Unconscious: A Challenge to Lakoff and Johnson
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Jacqueline
Evers-Vermeul and Ted Sanders
Acquiring
(Dutch) causal connectives: content, epistemic or speech act
use first?
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5:40-6:05
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Stephanie
Pourcel
'Thinking
for Speaking' Revisited |
Scott
Liddell
Buoys
in American Sign Language |
Monday
October 14, 2002
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8:40-9:00
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Coffee
and pastries
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9:00-10:00
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Plenary:
Ronald W. Langacker: Aspects of the Grammar of Finite Clauses
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10:00-10:20
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Break
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10:20-10:45
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Paula
Bramante
Schema
Clusters as one Source of Lexical Sense Extension in Verbs
of Physical Movement
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Marshall
Lewis
Transducive
vs. "Ancillary" Voice: Medial-Object Diatheses,
the Cause-Effect Watershed, and Event Structure in Gen Verb
Serialization
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10:45-11:10
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Michael
Tanangkingsing
The
Study of Motion Events in SaySiyat and Cebuano
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Hans
C. Boas
When
you wanna look for alternatives to generative accounts you
wanna consider a constructional approach towards wanna-contraction
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11:10-11:35
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Teenie
Matlock
The
psychology of subjectively experienced motion
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Loretta
O'Connor
Translocative
derivation and remote inflection in Lowland Chontal: Motion
through space, evolution through time
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11:35-12:00
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Seana
Coulson and Morana Alac
Nested
Locatives: An Event-Related Brain Potential Study
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Lily
I-wen Su
A
Cognitive Exploration of the Evidentiality System of Tsou
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12:00-1:30
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Lunch
in Farnsworth Pavilion
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1:30-1:55
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Anatol
Stefanowitsch
Words
and their metaphors: a corpus-based approach
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Sabine
Bergler and Christine Gerard
The
Role of Reported Speech in Newspaper Articles
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1:55-2:20
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Carolyn
G. Hartnett
A
Corpus Comparison of Three Versions of the Untranslatable
Koran/Qur'an
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Helena
Halmari
Conceptualizing
the code of commands: On the directionality of language switching
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2:20-2:45
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Dawn
Nordquist
Elicited
Data vs. Corpora: What the (Mis)Match Reveals about the Lexicon
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Melinda
Y. Chen
Affect
in Language Interpretation |
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2:45-3:10
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Mark
Honegger
Linguistic
Tests for Categorizing Integration Networks
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Mark
Lee
Reasoning
about Metaphorical Counterfactuals |
For locations of the various activities in the
schedule, see the top of this page.
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