LOT Winter School 2019 University of Amsterdam Week 1: 7-11 January The Neurolinguistics of Discourse-Oriented Corpus Scripting for PRAAT Syntax: Investigations of Studies sentence processing in healthy and aphasic speakers David Weenink Costas Gabrieletos Dirk-Bart den Ouden
Speech Perception in First Working with Production Reproducibility in and Second Language Data: Comprehension- production (a)symmetries in Bilingualism and SLA Acquisition language acquisition Sharon Peperkamp Elena Tribushinina Sible Andringa
Effect Sizes and Meta- Multimodal Language Analyses: Tools for cumulative, Statistics for Linguistics in R Learning and Social Robots robust experimental science Christina Bergmann Susanne Brouwer Paul Vogt
Week 2: 14-18 January Methods in Historical Cognitive Linguistics Linguistics (quantitative Beyond the Individual: The Negative Coordination historical linguistics and shared workspace framework mapping techniques) Arjen Versloot Simon Garrod Hamida Demirdache Competing Motivations and Methods in Data The Grammar of Explanations in the Typology of Collection for Measurement and Constituent Order and Sociolinguistics: Focus on Comparison Grammatical Relations elicitiation Eva Schultze-Berndt Marina Terkourafi Roumyana Pancheva Methods in Multimodal A Deeper Understanding of LaTeX for Linguists Language Distributional Semantics Sebastian Nordhoff & Asli Özyürek Antske Fokkens Antonio Priemer LOT Summer School 2018 University of Groningen Week 1 (18-22 June) Language and Thought: How Typology / Dialectology Methodology are they related? Frantisek Kratochvil, Olomouc Gary Lupyan, Wisconsin Jacolien van Rij, Groningen
When SLA goes 'Neuro': The Mechanisms and Methods in Sociolinguistics: Language & cognition and electrophysiology of Historical Linguistics Identity multilingual learning and processing Freek van de Velde, Leuven Janet Fuller, Groningen Kristin Lemhöfer Language and Cognition in Language, Computation & Person, Number and the Bilingualism: A neuroscientific Technology Architechture of Grammar perspective Yves Scherrer, Helsinki Omer Preminger, Maryland Thomas Bak, Edinburg
Week 2 (25-29 June) State of the Art: Language Language & Event Linguistic stylistics Attrition Representation Merel Keijzer, Groningen Anna Papafragou, Delaware Ninke Stukker, Groningen
Multilingualism at Home and Formal Semantics and the in School. Heritage language Language & Aging Cognitive Modeling of speakers and minority family Interpretation language transmission
Eva Juaros Daussa, Groningen Michael Ramscar Jakub Dotlacil, ILLC UvA
Perspectives on Modern Literacy: Grammars for Phonetic Correlates of Word Acquisition theory Writing and Sentence Tom Roeper, Amherst Debra Myhill, Exeter Vincent van Heuven, Leiden LOT Winter School 2018 Free University Amsterdam Week 1 (8-12 January) Eye-Tracking in Corpus Analysis: Comparing Psycholinguistic Research: Neurobiology of Languages word sequences across Why, how, and what for languages Monique Lamers, Amsterdam Giosuè Baggio, Trondheim Signe Ebeling, Oslo
Applying Mixed Methods in Statistical Models of Second Language Acquisition Historical Syntax Language Variation with R (on fluency) Nivja de Jong, Leiden Natalia Levshina, Leipzig Marion Elenbaas, Leiden From Lab to the World: Nominal Semantics and Statistics for Linguists Linking empirical typology to Grammatical Number language evolution Martijn Wieling, Groningen Michael Dunn, Uppsala Scott Grimm, Rochester NY
Week 2 (15-19 January) Language Impairments along the life span: Linguistics Phonetics in Phonology, Discourse Analysis framed in evidence based Phonology in Phonetics practice Ruben van de Vijver, Antje Orgassa, Nijmegen Veronika Koller, Lancaster Dusseldorf The Role of Input and Robot Writers: Interaction in Language Computational models of text Cartography and Explanation Development Across the generation Lifespan Emiel Krahmer, Malta Luigi Rizzi, Geneva Heike Behrens, Freiburg Visible Variation: Sign languages in typological Spoken Language and Gesture Aspects of Multilingualism perspective Roland Pfau, Amsterdam Alan Cienki, Amsterdam Jacomine Nortier, Utrecht LOT Summer School 2017 Leiden University Week 1 (26-30 June) Language Contact in th Speech Community: A Language, Music and Topics in Minimalist Syntax variationist perspective on Cognition and the Interfaces borrowing, code-switching and convergence Paula Roncaglia-Denissen, Shana Poplack, Ottawa Jason Merchant, Chicago Amsterdam Truth and Veridicality in Parsing Incremental Linguistic Conversational Structure nad Grammar: Modal expressions Input Typology and propositional attitudes Anastasia Giannakidou, Nina Kazanina, Bristol Mark Dingemanse, MPI Chicago The Typology of Language Revisiting the Gricean Turn Typology of Intonation Contact and Bilingualism Caroline Féry, Frankfurt am Mira Ariel, Tel Aviv Jeanette Sakel, Bristol Main
Week 2 (3-7 July) Introduction to Natural Construction Grammar Language Processing and Text Language Acquisition Mining with Python Miriam Fried, Prague Paul Vierthaler, Leiden Claartje Levelt, Leiden Anthropological Linguistics: Root-Based Word Building at From relativism to The New Statistics the Morphology-Syntax- universalism and back Lexicon Interface Isabel Oltra-Massuet, Lourens de Vries, Amsterdam Gerben Mulder, Amsterdam Tarragona Embodied Interaction and Neurolinguistics - from Basics Historical Sociolinguistics: Intersubjectivity to Applied Research Theory and Practice Mike Huiskes, Groningen Christian Dobel, Jena Gijsbert Rutten, Leiden LOT Winter School 2017 Radboud University Week 1 (9-13 January)
A Fresh Look at Categories Dialogic Syntax: The structure Text mining of engagement in language, and Extended Projections cognition and interaction Iris Hendrickx & Suzan Peter Svenonius, Tromsø John Dubois, Santa Barbara Verberne, Nijmegen On some Challenges in Creole Psycholinguistic Approachers Cross-Linguistic Influences in Studies - In theory, history, to Linguistic Relativity Second Language Acquisition typology, computation, education… Geertje van Bergen, Nijmegen Leah Roberts, York Michel DeGraff, MIT & Monique Flecken, MPI
Typology & Dialectology: How Usage Shapes Grammar: Topics in Diachronic Syntax Entrenchment and Field Methods conventionalization Marian Klamer, Leiden Bettelou Los, Edinburgh Hans-Jörg Schmid, München
Week 2 (16-20 January) Methods of Discourse Language and Procedural Analysis: The case of Language and Multimodality Memory narratives José Sanders, Nijmegen Frank Wijnen, Utrecht Leelo Keevallik, Linköping
Speech Perception in Adverse Language Across Borders: Stuations and Events and the Listening Conditions Perception and production English Auxiliary System Charlotte Gooskens & Nanna Odette Scharenborg, Nijmegen Gillian Ramchand, Tromsø Hilton, Groningen How to Analyse 0/1 Outcomes? An exploratory passage across relevant Neurobiology of Language Writing statistical options and techniques Roeland van Hout, Nijmegen Jubin Abutalebi, Milan Huub van Bergh, Utrecht LOT Summer School 2016 Utrecht University Week 1 (4-8 July)
Focus Semantics: Alternatives Language Acquisition Prosody in Discourse and Unalternatives Tania Ionin, Urbana Daniel Büring, Vienna Aoju Chen, Utrecht Cognitive Neuroscience of Child Bilingualism Language and the Law Language Sharon Unsworth, Nijmegen Roel Willems, Nijmegen Tina Cambier, Rijswijk Statistical Learning in Syntax: The ups-and-downs Power, Language Variation Language and Beyond of Agree and Change Alex Cristia, Paris Susi Wurmbrand, Conneticut Margot van den Berg, Utrecht
Week 2 (11-15 July) Information Structure and Three Factors and Modern Reference Resolution: Clinical Linguistics Experimental and corpus- Generatve Diachronic Syntax based approach Elsi Kaiser, Los Angeles Therese Biberauer, Cambridge Djaina Satoer, Rotterdam
Methodology and Statistics Argument Structure: Bioliguistics for Experimental Linguistics Typology and Syntactic Theory Kirsten Schutter, Utrecht Anna Kibort, Oxford Cedric Boecks, Barcelona Narrative Persuasion Eye-Tracking Morphology Ad Neelemen, London & Hans Hoeken, Utrecht Pim Mak, Utrecht Ackema, Edinburgh LOT Winter School 2016 Tilburg University Week 1 (11-15 January) Intro/State of the Art in Semantics Language and Emotion Computational Modelling Afra Alishashi Valentine Hacquard Jean-Marc Dewaele Eye-Tracking and Language A Combinatory Categorial Language Acquisition Processing Grammar for Linguists Rein Cozijn Ianthi Tsimpli Mark Steedman Sociolinguistics Cognitive Linguistics Bilingualism Sjaak Kroon Ewa Dabrowska Suzanne Aslberse
Week 2 (18-22 January) Structure Building and the The Replication Crisis in Social Syntax of Filler-Gap Social Signal Processing Science and the Humanities Dependencies Martijn Goudbeek Marcel van Dikken Marie Postma & Eric Postma From Text to Matrix (and Mismatches between Back Again). Fundamentals of 'Phonetic' and 'Phonological' Psycholinguistics computational Text Analysis in Syllables Python Mike Kestemont Ben Hermans Christina Gagne Typology/Dialectology: Field Speech Recognition Language nd Anthropology Methods Marian Klamer James McQueen Jack Sidnell LOT Summer School 2015 KU Leuven Week 1 (15-19 June) Language Documentation and Head Movement and Clause- Description with Limited Current Topics in Bilingualism Building: The view from a Resources: Focus on verb-initial language endangered and extinct languages of South America Jeanine Treffers-Daller Jim McCloskey Swintha Danielsen
New Directions in Usage- A Cognitive Perspective on Sign-Based Construction Based Linguistics: Language as Question Answering and Grammar behavior, culture as nature Questionaire Design Arie Verhagen Frank van Eynde Naomi Kamoen Sampling and Diachronic From Language Acquisition to How to Improve your Typology Language Education Statistics Koen Jaspaert & Kris van de Spike Gildea & Dik Bakker Paul Boersma Brande
Week 2 (22-26 June) Acquisition of Phonology: Semantics and Pragmatics of Constructional Approaches to Evidence from perception and Assertions and Questions Historical Linguistics production Donka Farkas Martin Hilpert Paula Fikkert Quantative Methods in Long-Distance Interactions in Word Recognition Linguistics Phonology Benedikt Szmrecsanyi & Freek Marc Brysbaert Peter Jurgec van de Velde Language Variation and Language, Gesture & Sign Language and the Brain Quantative Analysis Myriam Vermeerbergen & Daniel Ezra Johnson Suzanne Dikker Gerard Brône LOT Winter School 2015 University of Amsterdam Week 1 (12-16 January) Mechanisms of Language Course about CLARIN Interaction and Cognition Change Hendrik de Smet Jan Odijk and others Tom Koole Psycholinguistics: Speech Errors and Monitoring of Language and Music Usage-Based Grammar Speech Robert Hartsuiker Evelina Fedorenko Timothy Colleman Macroscale Microsyntatic Neurobiology of Language Evolution of Speech Variation Peter Hagoort Sjef Barbiers Bart de Boer
Week 2 (19-23 January) Language Acquisition: Phrase Structure and First Language Attrition Learning Grammatical Functional Categories Constructions Monika Schmid David Adger Anna Theakston An Integrative Approach to Experimental Semntics and Critical Sociolinguistics Language Acquisition Pragmatics Leonie Cornips & Vincent de Charles Yang Rick Nouwen & Yaron McNabb Rooij Language Acquisition: Using Dutch Treebanks in Sociocognitive Development Sociohistorical Linguistics Linguistics and Input Aylin Küntay Gertjan van Noord Salikoko Mufwene LOT Summer School 2014 Radboud University Week 1 (16-20 June) Language Comparison in the The Interplay of Syntax and Brain and Language Big Data Era Semantics in Control Michael Cysouw Idan Landau Roel Willems
Imitation in Interaction: How Language Impairment Historical Linguistics on earth and why on earth? Lisette Mol Elma Blom & Judith Rispens Ans van Kemenade The Sociolinguistics of Standardization in the Low Input and Intake in Language Word and Sentence Prosody Countries: Production, Inquisition perception and ideology Carlos Gussenhoven Stef Grondelaers Jeff Lidz
Week 2 (23-27 June) Bimodal Bilingual Language Empirical Research on CLARIN for Linguists Development Persuasive Argumentation Diane Lillo-Martin Jos Hornikx Jan Odijk The Genetic Foundations of Eye Tracking in Adults and Language and Speech, from Bilingualism Infants: An introduction Molecules to Linguistic Diversity Susanne Brouwer & Caroline Janet van Hell Dan Dediu & Sonja Vernes Junge Multilevel Analysis in SPSS Child Language Acuisition Syntax Huub van den Bergh & Mattis Ben Ambridge Olaf Koeneman van den Bergh LOT Winter School 2014 Free University Amsterdam Week 1 (6-10 January) Pronunciation Variaton in Synchronic and Diachronic Current Developments in Connected Speech: Linguistic Typology of Prosodic Systems Quantative Research Methos and psycholinguistic aspects Björn Köhlein Mirjam Ernestus Luke Plonsky Historical Development of Acquisition of Pragmatics Metaphor in Language Use Dutch: Phonology & morphology, dialects & stages Napoleon Katsos Gerard Steen Michiel de Vaan
Language Use/Discourse New Urban Dialects in Europe The Architecture of Variation Luuk Lagerwerf and others Heike Wiese Marjo van Koppen
Week 2 (13-17 January) The Emergence of Hybrid Quantative Corpus Liguistics Grammars: Contact, change Language and Gesture and creation Stefan Gries Enoch Aboh Alan Cienki Experimental Semiotics and Quantative Methods in Cross-Linguisic Semantics Language in Communities Interaction Researchs Henriëtte de Swart &Ben de Anna Strycharz-Banas & Agata Riccardo Fusarolli Bruyn Daleszyńska Electrophysiology of Meaning Multilingualism Language Acquisition Construction Jan Ten Thije Aoju Chen Seana Coulson LOT Summer School 2013 Groningen University Week 1 (17-21 June) Language, Communication, Quantity Implicatures Language and Inference and Emotion Bart Geurts Johan Bos Jos van Berkum & others The Structure of Iraqw, in a Message Variations and Understanding Sentences in Cushitic and a Typological Persuasive Effects Two Languages Perspective Daniel O'Keefe Paula Dussias Maarten Mous Using Dutch Treebanks in Phonology and Phonetics: Psycholinguistics Linguistics Articulation for Beginners Gertjan Van Noord & Daniël Susanne Brouwer & Simone James Scobbie Kok Sprenger
Week 2 (24-28 June) Neurolinguistics and Prosodic Typology Neurobiology of Language Language Disorders Sun-Ah Jun Roelien Bastiaanse John Hoeks
Contemporary Topics in Morphosemantics and Morphotactic Departures Language Acquisition Morphosyntax of Phi Features from Syntactic Content Nan Bernstein Ratner Daniel Harbour Andrew Nevins Mixed-Effects Regression and Evidentiality: Typological Generalized Additive Social Variation in Language challenges Modeling in Linguistics Martijn Wieling Gergory Guy Lila San Roque & Simeon Floyd LOT Winter School 2013 Leiden University Week 1 (7-11 January)
Bilingualism across the Information Structure and Semantics Lifespan: Language, cognition, Linking Syntax and Semantics and environment Robert van Valin Rick Nouwen Antonella Sorace Computational Analysis of Morphology and Construction Research Methods in Discourse Grammar Comparative Linguistics Maite Taboada Geert Booij Willem Adelaar
Phonetics/Phonology: Inferences and Tekst Vocal Communication and Variations on the Invariance Comprehension the Linguistic Abilities of Problem Animals David Rapp Carel ten Cate Holger Mitterer
Week 2 (14-18 January) The Nature of Language Acquisition Neurolinguistics Morphosyntactic Universals Nivedita Mani Martin Haspelmath Niels Schiller Child Sentence Processing: Some Recent Rrends in the Implications for theories of Sociolinguistic Study of Iconicity in Sign Languages sentence processing and Language Variation and language acquisition Change Akira Omaki Victoria Nyst Frans Hinskens Constructional and Usage- Language Documentation, Based Approaches to Linguistic Annotation and Language & the Law Historical Linguistics Archive Building Jóhanna Barddal Sebastian Drude Fleur van de Houwen LOT Summer School 2012 Utrecht University Week 1 (2-6 June) Spatiotemporal Imaging of Reference and Coherence in Semantics and Pragmatics: Multilingual Reflections Normal and Abnormal Discourse Issues as the inteface Language Processing Andrew Kehler Laurence Mettewie Laurence Horn Gina Kuperberg Cognitive Neuroscience of Principles of Linguistic How Different Ain't Distributed Morphology Reading and Speech Variation Phonology? Development Rolf Noyer Hans van de Velde Andrew Nevins Bruce McCandliss Natural Language Processing Populair-Wetenschappelijk Using Bayesian Methods to Discourse and Cognition for Interaction with Schrijven Model Cognition Information Ted Sanders Franciska de Jong Mathilde Jansen Naomi Feldman
Week 2 (9-13 June) Using Eye Movements to Rethinking Parametric Cognitive Processes in Methodology Study Language Processing in Variation Bilinguals Children and Adults Hugo Quené Ian Roberts Zofia Wodniecka John Trueswell
Challenges to Language The Syntax of Argument The Evolution of Language: A Mechanisms of Early Acquisition: Bilingual specific Alternations multidisciplinary approach Language Acquisition language impairment Artemis Alexiadou Paul Vogt Sharon Armon Lotem Luca Bonatti
Complexity and the Typology Implicit Learning and Second of East and Mainland The Neurobiology of Language Language Acquisition Southeast Asian Languages
Ina Bornkessel-Schlesewsky & Walter Bisang Patrick Rebuschat Matthias Schlesewsky LOT Winter School 2012 Tilburg University Week 1 (9-13 January) Language Acquistion and The Sociolinguistics of Topics in Diachronic Syntax Cognitive Development Globalization Bettelou Los Silke Brandt Jan Blommaert Presuppoisition and Field Research on Language Implicature Introduction to Scenarios in Language Contact and Culture Formal Pragmatics Emar Maier Pieter Muysken Daniel Everett
Partner-Specific Adaptation in The Cartographic Approach: Pronunciation Differences in Spoken Dialogue Pros and cons Dialectology and Elsewhere Susan Brennan Cecilia Poletto Charlotte Gooskens & others
Week 2 (16-20 January)
Wordnets: Semantic Networks Endangered Languages: What's New in the Semantics of Words and Concepts and Language death, of Modals and Conditionals? their Application in Natural documentation and Language Processing revitalization Angelika Kratzer Piek Vossen Leanne Hinton Atypical First Language Eye-Tracking and Language Semantics Acquisition: The effect o Processsing degraded speech input Hana Filip Martine Coene Rein Cozijn Stress Systems: Formal Learnability and Language Child L2 Acquistion of symmetry vs. topological Acquisiton Morphosyntax asymmetry Aelxander Clark Bonnie Schwartz René Kager LOT Summer School 2011 KU Leuven Week 1 (13-17 June) Aspects of the Processing of Statistics for (Corpus) Agreement and a few Evolution of Language Linguistics Architectural Repercussions Carlos Acuña Fariña Dirk Speelman Bart de Boer Comprehending Words in Introduction to Phylogenetics Phonology: The Key Ideas Context for Linguists Laurie Stowe Marc van Oostendorp Loretta O'Connor Main Clause Phenomena, the Typological Variation in Meaning in Interaction Double Asymmetry and Grammatical Relations Locality Alena Witzlack-Makarevich Kurt Feyaerts Liliane Haegeman
Week 2 (20-24 June)
Inducing Linguistic Usage-Based Approach to Knowledge from Statistical Contrastive Linguistics Contact Linguistics Machine Translation Systems Ad Backus Antal van den Bosch Volker Gast The Syntax-Semantics Analysing Linguistic Variation Language and Music Interface James Walker Eric Reuland & Denis Delfitto Glenn Schellenberg Bilingual First Language Morphology and its Interfaces Semantics Acquisition Annick de Houwer Paul Kiparsky Cleo Condoravdi LOT Winter School 2011 University of Amsterdam Week 1 (10-14 January) Constructs of Second Sign Languages of the World: Functional Discourse Language Proficiency: Emergence - structure - use Grammar Complexity, accuray and fluency (CAF) Kees Hengeveld & Evelien Roland Pfau Folkert Kuiken Keizer
Wordnets: Semantic Networks The Semantics of Person and Sociohistorical Lingusitics of Words and Concepts and Number in Pronouns their Application in Natural Language Processing Salikoko Mufwene Hotze Rullman Piek Vossen Reflexives and Reciprocals: Introduction to Present Day Issues in Code-Switching Typology and analysis Syntax Research Alexis Dimitriadis Mark de Vries Penelopé Gardner-Chloros
Week 2 (17-21 January) Mind your Language: Introduction to Language and Linguistic Fieldwork Methods introduction to Speech Technology psycholinguistics Christian Rapold Jan Odijk Martine Coene Mental Spaces and Blending Learnability and Language Cancelled in Language for Specific Change Purposes Fred Weerman Glenn Schellenberg Esther Pascual Language Acquisition and Negation and Modality Phonological Feature Theory Semantic Typology Sabine Iatridou & Hedde Bruce Morén Melissa Bowerman Zeijlstra LOT Summer School 2010 Radboud Universithy Week 1 (14-18 June) Information Structure at the Statistics for Child Language Disorders Edges (psycho)linguistics Enoch Aboh Mirjam Ernestus Richard Schwartz
Multimodal Multilingualism: Meaning from Micro to Macro Language Acquisition Gestures, second language acquisition and bilingualism Nick Enfield Bart Hollebrandse Marianne Gullberg Applied Electrophysiology: An Spoken Language as Computational Models of introduction to recording and Multimodal Interaction Discourse analyzing EEG Alan Cienki Caroline Sporleder Doug Davidson Managing the Epistemic Order: Rights to knowledge in Lexicology and Lexicography Language Processing sequence organization and action formation Vivien Waszink, Anna Aalstein Geoffrey Raymond Martin Pickering & Carole Tiberius
Week 2 (21-25 June)
Acoustic Phonetics Language Contact Neuroinvestigating Language Lou Boves Brigitte Pakendorf Guilliaume Thierry Topis in Extended Case Eraly First Language The Phonological Cycle Theory: Islands, inflection and Acquistion anaphora Ricardo Bermúdez-Otero David Pesetsky Barbara Höhle Aspects of the Semantics of Acquisition of Phonology The Bilingual Brain Comparatives Paula Fikkert Fred Landman Peter Indefrey Typological Issues in Forensic Linguistics Austronesian and Papuan Perspectives on Sign Language Languages Fleur van der Houwen Ger Reesink Bencie Woll LOT Winter School 2010 Free University Amsterdam Week 1 (11-15 January) Issues in the Semantics of Constructions: An Integrated Morphology Modification Approach Louise McNally Arie Verhaegen Jan Don
Evaluating Theories of Second Language Acquisition and PRAAT Language Acquisition Grammatical Vaiation Paul Boersma Jan Hulstijn William Snyder The Typology of Inflectional Usage Events Paradigms Gerard Steen Matthew Baerman
Week 2 (18-22 January) How the Native Language Phonetics and Phonology of Shapes Listening to Speech Using Language Intonation Location Anne Cutler Herbert Clark Carlos Gussenhoven Topics in Historical Brain and Language The Pidgin - Creole Life Cycle Morphology and Syntax Margot van den Berg & Rachel Stella de Bode Alice Harris Selbach
Syntax and Variation from a Interpreted Languages and Linguistics Infrastructure and Multidisciplinary Perspective Compositionality Microvariation Leonie Cornips Marcus Kracht Hans Bennis LOT Summer School 2009 Leiden University Week 1 (8-12 June) Phonological Features: Their The Linguistic Representation Reliability in Emperical function and their possible of Gradability Linguistics emergence Gerben Mulder & Huub van Silke Hamann Jenny Doetjes den Bergh Rhetorical Analysis: The Second Language Acquisition Neurological and speeches of presidents, and Bilingualism: A Psychological Evidence for ministers, engineers and PhD- psycholinguistic approach Phonology students Judith Kroll Jaap de Jong Sharon Peperkamp
Methodology of Historical Dealing with Increasing L1 Acquisition Linguistics Linguistic Diversity in Europe Tijmen Pronk & Alwin Nada Vasic Guus Extra Kloekhorst
Week 2 (15-19 June)
Abstractness in Syntax (with The Language Basis of Quantative Typology special reference to ellipsis) Literacy and its Disorders Jason Merchant Micheal Cysouw Judith Rispens
Polarity Indefinites: Licensing, Contact-Induced Linguistic Computational Semantics sensitivity, and variation Change
Anastasia Giannakidou Maarten Kossmann Christina Unger & Jan van Eijk
Developmental Parameters of Linguistic Elements of Formal Semantics Psycholinguistics: Topics in Variation acquisition and processing Roberta d'Alessandro Yoad Winter Leah Roberts LOT Winter School 2009 Groningen University Week 1 (19-23 January)
Production, Comprehension Mutual Intelligibility between Educational Linguistics and the Grammar Closely Related Languages Petra Hendriks Kees de Glopper Charlotte Gooskens The Linguistics of Text Mechanisms of Language Quality: Language, genre and Phonology Acquisition text structure Wilbert Spooren Charles Yang Haike Jacobs Syntactic Variatin and Looking at the Syntax of a Aphasiology Change: Issues and Language from its Interfaces approaches Roelien Bastiaanse Ann Taylor Jean-Christophe Verstraete
Week 2 (26-30 January) Towards a Nuified Theory of Neurolinguistics meet Phrase Structure and Computational Linguistics Information Structure Grammatical Dependencies Ad Neeleman Gosse Bouma et al. Petra Burkhardt
Information Packaging, Dialog The Phonology of Sonorants L2 Acquisition Structure and Linguistic Form Bert Botma Enric Vallduví Holger Hopp Statistics Morphology Implicatures John Nerbonne Geert Booij Bart Geurts LOT Summer School 2008 Utrecht University Week 1 (30 June - 4 July) The Syntax-Semantics Mechanisms of Language Microvariation in Agreement Interface in Categorical Acquisition Grammar Jacques Mehler Marjo van Koppen Michael Moortgat Eye-Tracking in Lingusitic Introduction to the Sounds of Lexicial Integrity Research the World's Languages Luisa Meroni, Iris Smulders & Peter Ackema Jo Verhoeven Pim Mak The Psycholinguistics of Logic in Child Language Vagueness and Comparatives Grammar Colin Phillips Stephen Crain Robert van Rooij
Corpus-Based Sociolinguistics. Brain Maps for Syntax and Introduction to Syntax The problem of syntactic Semantics variation Yosef Grodzinsky Jan-Wouter Zwart Stefan Grondelaers
Week 2 (7-11 July) Stance in Discourse, Grammar Generative Perspectives on Computing Communicative and Interaction Language Acquistion Intentions John du Bois Peter Coopmans Matthew Stone Measures and Statistics of Clitics and Incorporation Answering Survey Questions Texts and Corpora Roeland van Hout Ian Roberts Bregje Holleman Theoretical and Experimental Indo-European: Language Language Contact Phonology Syntax change across the millennia Maria Polinsky Ellen Broselow Peter Schrijver
Phonological factors in the L2 Mental Spaces and Blending To a Degree Acquisition of Morphosyntax in Grammar in Germanic Languages Barbara Dancygier Ora Matushansky Martha Young-Scholten LOT Winter School 2008 Tilburg University Week 1 (7-11 January)
Introduction Psycholinguistics Phonetics/Speech Technology Semantics Niels Schiller Louis ten Bosch Maria Aloni First Language Acquisition of Language Variation Phonology Aspect Inken Keim Yiya Chen Angeliek van Hout The Relationship between Second Laguage Phonological Typology and Language Categories and Concepts Acquisition adn Description Sociolinguistics Bertus van Rooy Marian Klamer Diane Pecher
Week 2 (14-18 January) Language Documentation Syntax L2 Acquisition Peter Austin Richard Larson Kees de Bot Specific Language Generation of Referring Impariment: New emperical Discourse and Cognition Expressions data and their implications for the theories on the nature and cause of the impairment Ted Sanders Kees van Deemter Theodoros Marinis Polarity Phenomena and the Morphosyntactic Change: Sign Language Grammatical Theory of Scalar Causes and mechanisms Implicatures Asli Özyürek Gennaro Chierchia Olga Fischer LOT Summer School 2007 KU Leuven Week 1 (11-15 June) Predication, Equation, Morphological Change Specification: Copular Syntactic Development constructions and the Historical Linguistics meaning of focus Brian Joseph Caroline Heycock Holger Diessel Pierre Swiggers Phonetics and Phonology of Impossible Languages: Issues Discourse Representation Tone and Intonation in Wes- in neurolinguistics Germanic Languages Alice ter Meulen Jörg Peters Andrea Moro
Machine Learning for Ergative Patterning in a Researching language in Use Modeling in Psycholinguistics Typological Perspective Walter Daelemans William McGregor John Taylor
Pronunciation and Automatic Speech Recognition: Grammaticalization and the Binding Annotation, variation, History of English assessment and training Guido Vandenwijngaerd Catia Cucchiarini Hubert Cuyckens
Week 2 (18-22 June) Sound Perception and Word Recognition in L1, L2, L3 and Modeling the Origins and Issues in Morphosyntax Simultaneous Bilingual Evolution of Language Acquisition Edwin Williams Paola Escudero Luc Steels Modality: Language and Visual Word Recognition: Language Typology: Aims, Cognition Recent developments methods and results Jan Nuyts Mrc Brysbaert Leon Stassen Quantitative Corpus Variation in Ellipsis Tense and Aspect in English Linguistics at the Syntax-Lexis Interface Jeroen van Craenenbroeck Renaat Declerck Anatol Stefanowitsch
Learning and Parsing in the History and Historigraphy of Perspetives on Language Acquisition of Syntax and Linguistics: Concepts and Contact: The Semantics processes lexical/functional distinction Jeff Lidz Pierre Swiggers Pieter Muysken LOT Winter School 2007 Radboud University Week 1 (8-12 January)
Compositionality and the Statistics/Methodology Historical Linguistics Theory of Argument Structure James Pustejovsky Toni Rietveld Roeland van Hout A Conceptual Introduction to Child Second Language Speech Processing: Ears and Bayesian Statistics adn Acquisition brains Machine Learning Sharon Unsworth Bert Kappen Esther Janse A Practical Introduction to (Sign) Language Acquisition Historical Linguistics Quantative Methods in by Deaf and Hearing Children Linguistic Prehistory Beppie van den Bogaerde Kees Versteegh Micheal Dunn
Week 2 (15-19 January) Derivations and Evaluations: Acquiring Meaning in Object shift in the Germanic Phonology in Everyday Speech Discourse languages Irene Krämer Hans Broekhuis Mirjam Ernestus Neurolinguistic Aspects of Syntax-Semantics-Discourse Media Sociolinguistics Aphasia Interface Roel Jonkers Jennifer Spenader Helen Kelly-Holmes
Variation Matters! The study Big Words and Little Rules: of dialect syntax and its Exploring grammar in the perspectives for linguisti Case and Agreement mind theory, language typology and the study of language change Ewa Dabrowska Bernd Kortmann Ellen Woolford LOT Summer School 2006 University of Amsterdam Week 1 (12-16 June) The Syntax of Agreement and Task Complexity and L2 Bidirectional Phonology and Concord Proficiency Phonetics Mark Baker Folkert Kuiken Paul Boersma Issues in the Biology and Quantative Linguistics: Some Language Modeling for Evolution of Language statistics Information Access Massimo Piatelli-Palmarini John Nerbonne Maarten de Rijke Semantics and Philosophy: Topics in Morphology Aspects of Grammaticalization Some challenges Jan Don Christian Lehmann Martin Stokhof
Week 2 (19-23 June) Relating Contemporary UG- Foot Related Processes in Quantifier Meaning Based and Non-UG-Based Germanic and het Theories (Grand)daughters Rik Nouwen Bill Philip Ben Hermans Variation and Change of r in Curent Issues in Sign Functions of Audiovisual Dutch, Frisian and the Dialect Language Linguistics Prosody of Leeuwarden Josep Quer Marc Swerts & Emiel Krahmer Renée van Bezooijen
Sentence Comprehension: Electrophysiological Creole Languages Semantic Intefaces estimates and optimal interpretation Norval Smith Monique Lamers Marcus Egg LOT Winter School 2006 Free University Amsterdam Week 1 (9-13 January)
Evidence and Theory in The Nature of Generalization Fieldwork Methods in Generative Research into in Language Descriptive Linguistics Second Language Acquisition Adele Goldberg Laurens de Vries Roger Hawkins P (Preposition, Postposition, Particle): Anatomy of a Language Attrition Metaphor in Discourse Category Peter Svenonius Monika Schmid Gerard Steen
Head-Driven Phrase Structure Conversation Analysis: The Cross-Linguistic Semantics Grammar and Natural theory and method of Language Processing studying talk-in-interaction Henriètte de Swart Frank van Eynde Charles Antaki
Week 2 (16-20 January) How to Reconstruct the Information in Spoken Sounds and Meanings of Language Development Language Proto-Indo-European Michiel de Vaan Rob van Son Elena Lieven Speecht Production in The Rise and Structure of Aphasia and Apraxia of Functional Categories: A Speech: A neurophonetic Typology perspective Kemenade Wolfram Ziegler Bernd Heine Creaole Studies: The Phonotactic Acquistion in development of function Sound Change in Progress Optimality Theory words Adrienne Bruyn René Kager William Labov LOT Summer School 2005 Leiden University Week 1 (13-17 June) The Syntax and Semantics of Faithfulness in Phonological Praticum Statistiek Nominal Modification Theory Rajesh Bhatt Marc van Oostendorp Carel van Wijk
Language Variation Meets the Semantics of Temporal The Mental Lexicon Corpus. A gentle introduction Connectives into corpus linguistics Cleo Condoravdi Niels Schiller Ton van der Wouden Possession in Second Language History and Merge: Symmetry and Language Acquisition Language Change assymmety Ineke van Craats Kees Versteegh Jan Wouter Zwart
Week 2 (20-24 June)
Linguistic Aspects of Acoustic Analysis of Prosodic Linguistic Typology Multilingualism Contrasts using PRAAT Ad Backus Kees Hengeveld Bert Remijsen Morphology-Phonology Fixed Expressions; Theory, The Semantics of Questions Interfaces in Bantu usage and process Veneeta Dayal Larry Hyman Joost Schilperoord Who shall be Called Language Fieldwork/Methodological Imparied? Differences versus The Acquisition of Topic and Approaches to the Study of disorder in African American Focus Prosody English - Lessons from the study of dialect Jerold Edmondson Janice Jackson Kriszta Szendroi LOT Winter School 2005 Groningen University Week 1 (10-14 Januray) Formal Approaches to the Neurolinguistics Interface of Syntax and CANCELLED Information Structure Liina Pylkkänen Detmar Meurers Janice Jackson Cortical Plasticity in the Where do Phonological Introduction to Frysian Syntax Representation of Language Grammars Stop? Miranda van Turenhout Jarich Hoekstra John Harris
Diachronic Syntax: Changes in Extraction: Syntactic and Transition to Speech grammar and changes in extrasyntactic restrictions usage patterns and the unity of connectivity Tania Zamuner Jack Hoeksema Rober Levine
Week 2 (17-21 Januray) Toward a Mechanistic Syntactic Theory and Dyslexie: Development of Psychology of Dialogue Language Variation percetion and language Simon Garrod David Adger Pieter Been & Charlotte Koster
Discourse Anaphora: Clause Structure and Word Possession in Second Theories, data and Order in Kwa Language Acquisition applications Bonnie Webber Enoch Aboh Ineke van de Craats Into, Around, In, and Out of A Practical Introduction to Morphology: On Order/Scope Correspondences Acoustic Phonetics (de)morphologicalization and (de) lexicalization Øystein Nilsen Wouter Jansen Richard Janda LOT Summer School 2004 Utrecht University Week 1 (14-18 June) West Germanic Sound Ultimate Attainment in Adult Typological Explanations Structure: A contrastie L2 Acquisition approach Zygmunt Frajzyngier Janet Grijzenhout Antonella Sorace Language Disorders and The Learnability of Typologica The Evolution of Language Language Control Differences Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy Herman Kolk Jacqueline van Kampen Application of Informational Aspectual and Temporal Corpus-based Theory to Language Relations in Language Sociolectrometry Processing Olga Borik Aleksandar Kostic Dirk Geeraerts
Week 2 (21-25 June) Language in Time: ERP/EEG Multi-Word Expression in Finite and Nonfinite Clauses investigations of linguistic Natural Language Processing in Hungarian phenomena Systems István Kenesei Douglas Saddy Jan Odijk Event Structure/Situation Human and Automatic Aspect and Information Theories on Agrammatism Speech Recognition Structure Katalin Kiss Esther Ruigendijk Lou Boves Choice Functions in Natural Discourse Processing CANCELLED Language Semantics Yoad Winter Leo Noordman De Glopper LOT Winter School 2004 University of Amsterdam Week 1 (12-16 January) Generative Approaches to The Typology of Agreement Syntactic Variatin Sign Language Structure Greville Corbett Roland Pfau Leonie Cornips
Cognitive Aspects of Usage- Phonetic Correlates of Word Optimality Theory and based and Form-Focused and Sentence Prosody Semantics Second Language Acquisition
Nick Ellis Vincent van Heuven Petra Hendriks & Joost Zwarts
Parallel Developents in the Probabilistic Models of Acquisition of Language and Voicing Natural Language Processing of Literacy Catherine Snow Jeroen van de Weijer Khalil Sima'an
Week 2 (19-23 January) Statistical Solutions for the Second Language Operations of Semantic Language-as-a-fixed-effect- AcquisitionTheories Composition fallacy Bert Meuffels & Huub van den Jan Hulstijn William Ladusaw Bergh
Questioning the Concept of Spoken Language The Syntax of Adpositional 'Creole': Do creoles form a Comprehension Phrases linguistically definable class? Jacques Arends Anne Cutler Marcel den Dikken Person Marking and Topics in the Morpho-Syntax Agreement in Functional Neurolinguistics of Noun Phrases Grammar Dik Bakker Peter Indefrey Artemis Alexiadou LOT Summer School 2003 Tilburg University Week 1 (16-20 June) Second Language Acquisition Comparative Language Typology: Interpreting world- at the Syntax-Semantics Acquisition wide patterns of variation Interface Sergio Baauw & Shalom Micheal Cysouw Roumyana Slabakova Zuckerman
Language and/as Interaction: Parataxis and Three- Formal Pragmatics of Dialogue Method and theory Dimensional Syntax Harry Bunt Cecilia Ford Mark de Vries
Interaction in Multilingual Word Order and Information Classrooms: Sociolinguistic Structure and ethnographic approaches João Costa Marilyn Martin-Jones
Week 2 (23-27 June) Evolution of Language Sign Language Structures Language and Persuasion Dereck Bickerton Susan Fischer Hans Hoeken Memory Based Analogical Neurolinguistics Language Contact Language Processing Antal van den Bosch Marco Haverkort Sarah Thomason Language Variation and Conrast in Phonology Balkan Morphosyntax Formal Theory Elan Dresher Frans Hinskens & Sjef Barbiers Olga Tomić LOT Winter School 2003 Free University Amsterdam Week 1 (13-17 January) Optimality Theory and th Morphology Formulaic Performance Typology of Segmental Processes Geert Booij Koenraad Kuiper Joe Pater Functional Discourse Cognitive Semantics Speech Rythm Grammar Seana Coulson Lachlan Mackenzie Hugo Quené Language Acquisition and Computational Contributions Antisymmetry and Questions Multilingualism to Linguistics of DP-Structure Peter Jordans & Petra Bos John Nerbonne Richard Kayne
Week 2 (20-24 January)
Interfaces in Word Formation Logic for Linguistic Semantics Grammars and Grammarians
Peter Ackema Theo Janssen Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade
Specific Language Impairment Biolinguistics Flexible Syntax - an introduction to the field Jan de Jong Lyle Jenkins Fred Weerman Linguistic Areas: Description Typology Research Designing and analysis Phonology/Morphology Nick Enfield Hubert Korzilius Willem Adelaar & Leo Wetzels LOT Summer School 2002 Radboud University Week 1 (10-14 June) Language Variation and Semantics of Argument Issues in Age-Dependent Change: Theory, method & Alternation and Categorical Effects in L2 Morphosyntax Analysis Grammar Sali Tagliamonte Bonnie D. Schwartz David Dowty The Grammaticalization of Comparative Perspectives on Finiteness and Scope Aspects of Movement Minority Languages in Europe Relations in a Second Language Christine Dimroth & Sandra Guus Extra & Durk Gorter Sjef Barbiers Benazzo
Statistics in Language Lexical Semantics in Fieldwork Presupposition Research: Analysis of variance Toni Rietveld & Roeland van Rob van der Sandt & Bart Eva Schultze-Berndt Hout Geurts
Week 2 (17-21 June) Neuroimaging of Language Dependency Grammar Acquiring Phonology Laurie A. Stowe Geert-Jan M. Kruijff Paula Fikkert
Cross-Linguistic Perspectives Variable-free Grammar Speech Signal Processing on Sign Language Structures Jan Koster Hynek Hermansky Onno Crasborn and others Het Corpus Gesproken Topics in Intonational Psycholinguistics Nederlands Structure Dominiek Sandra Nelleke Oostdijk and others Carlos Gussenhoven LOT Winter School 2002 Leiden University Week 1 (7-11 January)
Word Meanings as Intonation, Projection and Construals: A cognitive Turn-taking approach to lexical semantics Alan Cruse Johanneke Caspers Second Language Acquisition Conflicts in Interpretation of Syntax Helen de Hoop Astrid Ferdinand
Form-Meaning Mapping in First Language Acquisition: A Classroom Discourse crosslinguistic perspective Melissa Bowerman Tom Koole
Week 2 (14-18 January) Why Minimalism Leads to Multiple Grammars (with Person Agreement: Incrementality and Aspectual new evidence from African Synchrony and Diachrony Structure American English, SLI and assessment) Anna Siewierska Susan Rothstein Tom Roeper Variation and Constancy in Issues in the Left and Right Field Data & Linguistic Theory Child Language: A 'whole Periphery world' perspective Marian Klamer Hilda Koopman Annick de Houwer The Chinese Sentence from a Historical Sociolinguistics Perspectives on Focus Comparative Angle Ingrid Tieken Rint Sybesma Jocelyn Cohan LOT Summer School 2001 Utrecht University Week 1 (9-13 June) Development of Syntax- Setting Syntactic Parameters Typology and Diachrony Discourse Interface Sergey Avrutin Janet Fodor Frans Plank Contemporary Approaches to Reflexives The Savant Syndome Phonology Peter Cole Francis Katamba Neil Smith Prospects for Derivational Local Causes for Language Morphosyntax Syntactic Explanation Change Samuel Epstein David Lightfoot Andrew Spencer
Week 2 (16-20 June)
Comparative Issues and Explorations in Post-Lexicalist Morphology in the Mental Speaking Styles in Speech Methods in First and Second Morphology: Recovering Lexicon Synthesis Language Acquisition Loyalty
Harald Baayen Nigel Duffield & Ayumi Matsuo Alec Marantz Jacques Terken
Polarity Phenomena and Cognitive Neuroscience of Machine Translation Temporal/Aspectual Structure Language Paul Bennet Anastasia Giannakidou David Poeppel Binding: The interaction of Non-Truth Conditional Aspects of Multilingualism syntax, lexicon and Meaning interpretive processes Diane Blakemore Charlotte Hoffmann Eric Reuland LOT Winter School 2001 University of Amsterdam Week 1 (15-19 January) Cotext Effects on Speech Discourse Coherence, a Syntactic Microvariation Perception Cognitive Approach Ted Sanders & Wilbert Hans Bennis John Kingston Spooren Document Design and Tekst Optimal Syntax and Typology Syntactic Development Evaluation Joan Bresnan Leo Lentz & Menno de Jong Mike Tomasello Metrical Phonolog: Stress and On the Syntax-Discourse Introduction to the Speech OT Interface Sciences Haike Jacobs Ellen Prince Rob van Son
Week 2 (22-26 January)
Topics in the Minimalist Key Issues and Themes in the Battle of the Parsers Program History of Modern Linguistics Crit Cremers and others Hisa Kitahara Reinier Salverda Multiculturalism: Questions: Semantics and Statistical Analyses in Applied Bilinguialism, interaction and Pragmatics Linguistics education Jacomine Nortier & Jeanine Jeroen Groenendijk Rob Schoonen Deen Typology of External Issues in the Acquisition of Possession and the Domain of Phonological Development Semantics Voice Bart Hollebrandse Doric Payne Marilyn Vihman LOT Summer School 2000 Tilburg University Week 1 (19-23 June) The Syntax of Noun Phraes: a Dialect Topography comparative perspective Lisa Cheng Jack Chambers Introduction to Laboratory The Acquisition of wh- Bare Hands at teh LF-Interface Phonology Questions Denis Delfitto Mary Beckman Gabriella Hermon The Semantics of Indefinites Issues in Salish Syntax and Language Acquisition / and Bare Plurals Semantics Neurolinguistics Henry Davis & Hamida Veerle van Geenhoven Marco Haverkort Demirdache
Week 2 (26-30 June) Argument Stucture in Bilingualism and Bilingual Spoken Dialogs with Categorical Grammar Acquisition Computers David Dowty Margaret Deuchar Renato De Mori Time Reference Across Phonology and Second Sentence and Discourse Languages Lanugage Acquisition Processing Jürgen Bohnemeyer Ellen Broselow Frank Vonk Modeling and Formal and Functional Finite-state Language Experimentation in Bilingual Explanation in Linguistics Processing Word Recognition Frederick J. Newmeyer Ton Dijkstra Gert-Jan van Noord LOT Winter School 2000 Leiden University Week 1 (10-14 January)
Language Comprehension and Phonetics for Non- (Inter)subjectivity in Grammar Production: Perspectives Phoneticians from Brain Research
Arie Verhagen Guus de Krom Colin Brown & Jos van Berkum
Brythonic Celtic Clause The Acquisition of Tense and Structure and Related Spoken Word Recognition Aspect Phenomena Robert Borsley Angeliek van Hout James McQueen Extensions of Dynamic The Discovery of Spoken Language Attrition Semantics for Discourse Language Interpretation Kees de Bot Nicholas Asher Peter Jusczyk
Week 2 (17-21 January) Language Variation in Abstractness in Government The Origin of Language Morphology and Syntax Phonology Eric Hoekstra Edmund Gussmann Pieter Muysken Output-Output Shared Structure in Syntax Folk Metalanguage Correspondence Henk van Riemsdijk Laura Benua Dennis Preston Syntactic Categories, Case Typology and Universals and Movement: Some Classic Problems Revisited William Croft David Pesetsky LOT Summer School 1999 University of Potsdam Week 1 (19-23 July) Multimodal Speech Comparative Syntax and The Analysis of Frequency Perception: A paradigm for Cognitive Neurolinguistics Language Acquisition Data speech perception D. Massaro R. de Bleser & R. Bastiaanse L. Rizzi R. van Hout Phonetics: Acoustic Semantics and Syntax of Syntactic Variation and Consequences of Articulatory Syntactic Processing Perfect and Future Change in the Early West- Movements Constructions Germanic Languages B. Pompino-Marschall L. Frazier A. vond Stechow A. van Kemenade Psycholinguistics: Utterance Integrating Formal and Lexical Merger and Acquisition Theories of Language Change Production Semantics S. Powers R. Dietrich B. Partee & V. Borschev K. Donhauser Specific Language Analysis of Variance for the Impairment, Language Electrophysiological Optimality Theoretic Syntax Study of Language and Acquisition and Linguistic Investigations of Language Language Behaviour Theory K. Wexler A. Friederici & D. Saddy G. Müller T. Rietveld
Week 2 (26-31 July) The Functions of Linguistic The Syntax of Coordination Spoken Discourse Syntax and the Parser Typology Ch. Wilder E. Couper-Kuhlen G. Fanselow L. Stassen
Mildly Context-Sensitive Patterns of Cross-linguistic Discourse and Consciousness The Foundations of Phonology Grammars Vriation in Selected Domains Staudacher W. Chafe T. Purnell E. König
Lexical Information Required Codeswitching: Implications The Syntactic Typology of for a Syntax-Driven Phonology of Liquids for Linguistic Theory South Asian Languages Interpretation of Discourse H. Kamp & M. Bierwisch A. Backus Hall K.V. Subbarao Reference-set Economy and Defining Input in Language Topics in the Phonology of Topics in Morphology its Processing Cost Acquisition Theories Romance Languages T. Reinhart S. Carroll L. Wetzels J. Bobaljik LOT Winter School 1999 University of Amsterdam Week 1 (11-15 January) Accessibility Theory: and Phonological Acquisition: Topics in Romance Syntax Overview From practice to theory Aafke Hulk & Johan Rooryck Mira Ariel Claartje Levelt
Grammatical Typology of Tsez Universal Grammar and Functional Semantics (Daghestan) Second Language Acquisition Bernard Comrie Peter Harder Roger Hawkins
Allomorphy and the Topics in Psycholinguistics Architecture of the Grammar Sergey Avrutin Geert Booij
Week 2 (18-22 January)
Codeswitching and Related Theory and Typology of Functional Phonology Language Contat Phenomena Information Structure Myers-Scotton Maria Polinsky Paul Boersma European Regional or On the Syntactic Side of Clinical Linguistics and Minority Languages and Semantic Interpretation Phonetics Language Policy Sjef Barbiers Durk Gorter Grzegorz Dogil The Semantics of Adjectival Practikum Statistiek Modification Carel van Wijk Richard Larson LOT Summer School 1998 Utrecht University Week 1 (15-19 June) Prosodic Phonology in Topics in Akan Syntax Theory of Language Change Optimality Theory Kofi Saah Junko Itô & Armin Mester Rudy Keller Tense and Aspect in Sentence Topics on Phrase Sctructure An Introduction to Contact and Discourse and Linearization Linguistics Henriëtte de Swart Norbert Corver Don Winford Metrical Structure: Poetry Studying the Bilingual Person: Features in Syntactic Theory and Phonology Issues and Findings Paola Monachesi Jan Kooij & Karijn Helsloot François Grosjean
Week 2 (22-26 June) Topics in the Phonetics- Lessons from Atypical Economy Conditions in Syntax Phonology Interface Language Acquisition Chris Collins Pat Keating Susan Curtiss Pragmatic Contributions to Conversation Analysis Data Aspects of Assimilation Lexical and Grammatical Session Development Hugo Quené Gail Jefferson Catherine Snow Anthropological and Topics in the Theory of LF Linguistic Fieldwork in Non- Western Contexts Eddy Ruys Laurens de Vries LOT Winter School 1998 Leiden University Week 1 (12-16 January) The Theoretical Significance Lexeme-Morpheme Base First and Second Language of Romance (Subject and Morphology: is Syntax Acquisition, Similarities and Object) Clitics Necessary? Differences Rita Manzini Robert Beard Jürgen Meisel Minimalism and Optimality Sociolingusitic Issues in Linguistic Structures of Native Theory: Derivaion and Bilingualism America Evaluations Lesley Milroy Hans Broekhuis Willem Adelaar Prosodic Morphology, with Statistics, Tailor-Made Issues in Afrikaans Syntax Special Emphasis on Metathesis Huub van den Bergh Hans den Besten Norval Smith
Week 2 (19-23 January) Experimental Approaches to Lexical Access in Language Semantics of Constructions Intonational Phonology Production Eve Sweetser Carlos Gussenhoven Ardi Roelofs
Checking Theory Schwa in Phonological Theory Topics in Sentence Processing Ian Roberts & Anna Roussou Marc van Oostendorp Frank Wijnen & Edith Kaan Bare Grammar, a Study in Structural Invariants of Experimental Dialectology Language Ed Keenan Renee van Bezooijen LOT Summer School 1997 University of Amsterdam Week 1 (16-20 June) Language Acquisition: Laboratoty Phonology, with The Lexicon in Second Development and Structure Emphasis on Stress and Language Acquisition of Early Syntactic and Lexical Accent Knowledge R. Appel and others V. van Heuven J. Weissenborn Predicates and their The State of the Art in Creole Government Phonology Movements Languages J. Lowenstamm M. den Dikken S. Kouwenberg Clausal Architecture and Sign Language Structure: Functional Categories Functional and Formal T. Stowell R. Wilbur
Week 2 (23-27 June) Sound Continuity and Speech Perception: Between Gender and Discourse Meaning and Grammar Auditory Decay and Prosodic Function S. Ehrlich S. Nooteboom A. ter Meulen Methods and Techniques of Intercultural Communication Language Typology Emperical Research M. Gerritsen B. Meuffels K. Hengeveld Analysis of Argumentation The Structure of Tongan F.H. van Eemeren J. Broschart LOT Winter School 1997 Tilburg University Week 1 (13-17 January) Dynamic Antisymmetry: a Phonetics in Forensic Research Theory of Movement and Topics in Feature Theory Phrase Structure Broeders Moro Padgett Formal Semantics and Lexical Historical Syntax: Grammar Prosidic Structure and Semantics and Diachrony Intonation Partee & Borschev Kroch Pierrehumbert Topics in Icelandic (and Phonetic Knowledge and Germanic) Syntax Speech Technology Thráinsson Pols
Week 2 (???) Models of Human Sentence Statistics and Language The Acquisition of Anaphora Processing Corpora Coopmans Kempen Baayen & Van Hout Lexical Representation and Semantic Syntax Language and Athnicity Lexical Access Seuren Marslen-Wilson Extra & Kroon Anthropological Linguistics Language Shift Second Language Acquisition and Cognitive Anthropology Dimmendaal Danziger Klein