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ICLC-14 Preliminary Program
Monday, 10 July 2017
09.00-10.15 REGISTRATION + COFFEE
10.15-10.30 OPENING
10.30-12.00 PLENARY: Ronald W. Langacker. Functions and Assemblies (Assembly Hall, Jakobi 2-226)
Room Ülikooli 18-139 Jakobi 2-226 Jakobi 2-110 Jakobi 2-106 Jakobi 2-102 Jakobi 2-306 Jakobi 2-428 Jakobi 2-438 Lossi 3-406 Lossi 3-307
THEME SESSION:
Specificity and schematicity in
gestures and in signed languages
Pragmatics Morphology Syntax Factualisation & Generalisation
Colour Language SLA & Pedagogy Cognitive Poetics Embodiment THEME SESSION: Phonology in
Cognitive Linguistics
12.15-12.40 Does grammar include gesture? Evidence from two signed
languages
Terry Janzen, Barbara Shaffer & Lorraine
Leeson
When ‘Goal!' means soccer: Fictive speech
for reference by Chinese and Brazilian children with autism
Yushan Zhao & Esther Pascual
Case homonymy in Czech: corpus data and
sentence production
Michal Láznička
Wo-clauses in German – How does their causality arise?
Sonja Müller
Textual factualization: The misinformation effect of assertive reformulation and
presupposition during speech events
Vittorio Tantucci
Experimental and corpus-derived
evidence for color term basicness: bridging the
disciplinary divide
Alena Anishchanka & Steven Verheyen
Meaningful English Grammar
Günter Radden
“That Time will come and take my love away": Time and
affective valence in language and
literature
Anna Piata & Cristina Soriano
The dimensionality of mental models as a source of linguistic
diversity
Katrin Lunde
Introduction
Geoffrey S. Nathan & Jose A. Mompean
12.40-13.05 What I know is here; what I don’t know is
somewhere else: Deixis and gesture spaces in
American Sign Language and Irish
Sign Language
Barbara Shaffer & Lorraine Leeson
Cognitive Load Impairs But Does Not Suspend Contrastive Inferences
Laine Stranahan, Dylan Hardenbergh & Jesse
Snedeker
Finding Case Constructions:
Topological Data Analysis of Very Large
Corpora
Steven J. Clancy, Sara Kališnik Verovšek,
Quang Nhat Le, Joseph Borkowski & Nicholas
Tomlin
The Overarching Semantic Property of
Infinitival Relative Clauses in English
Takanobu Akiyama
Quantificational generalizations and
the generic overgeneralization
effect
Daniel Karczewski & Edyta Wajda
One semantic domain, multiple maps: A ‘Points-of-view’
approach to variations in listing sequences
David Bimler & Mari Uusküla
Present perfect constructions and their
marginalization in learner language: a
constructionist approach to foreign language teaching
Lotte Sommerer
Dimensions of construal as a tool for linguistic text analysis
Minna Jaakola & Tiina Onikki-Rantajääskö
Who’s Holding the Moral Higher Ground:
Religiosity and the Vertical Conception of
Morality
Heng Li & Yu Cao
Blended feet? Non-prototypical
phonological concepts in Russian
Tore Nesset
13.05-14.30 LUNCH
Monday, 10 July 2017
Room Ülikooli 18-139 Jakobi 2-226 Jakobi 2-110 Jakobi 2-106 Jakobi 2-102 Jakobi 2-306 Jakobi 2-428 Jakobi 2-438 Lossi 3-406 Lossi 3-307
THEME SESSION (cont.): Specificity and
schematicity in gestures and in signed
languages
THEME SESSION: Beyond frequency: cognitive factors in
children’s acquisition of morphosyntax
Morphology (cont.) Syntax (cont.) Translation Motion SLA & Pedagogy (cont.)
Perception Language Embodiment (cont.) THEME SESSION (cont.): Phonology in Cognitive Linguistics
14.30-14.55 Schematicity in gestural repetitions
Jana Bressem
Introduction Wuzi, wugé, wugové? Analogy, frequency and uncertainty in a
Czech wug study
Neil Bermel, Luděk Knittl & Jean Russell
A diachronic study of the homophony between polar
question particles and coordinators
Mari Aigro
Cognitive Insight into Literary Translating
Kseniya Leontyeva
When do verbs accompany path
expressions?
Yuzo Morishita
The Cognitive Linguistics of Language
Teaching: A New Pedagogical Approach to Aspect in Spanish/L2
Reyes Llopis-Garcia & Irene Alonso-Aparicio
Sensory language across lexical
categories
Francesca Strik Lievers & Bodo Winter
Notion Overrides Motion in Embodied Cognition: A Note on
Metaphorical Meanings in Japanese
Soichi Kozai & Francis Lindsey Jr. & Markane
Sipraseuth
Phonological forms as perceptual categories:
What do we (not) know
Paul Olejarczuk & Vsevolod Kapatsinski
14.55-15.20 Processes of schematization and
decontextualization in the case of the
recurrent cyclic gesture
Silva Ladewig
From schema extraction to
proceduralization
Ewa Dabrowska
Production of Inflections in L2
Japanese —A Picture Naming Study
Peng Zhang & Hong Zhu
Chinese Tag Questions:a
comparative analysis with English and
Japanese
Hiromi Nakatani & Li Qu
Cognitive Translatology and
Gender Role Dynamics: The Activation of the
GENDER Framein English-Arabic
Translation
Ingie Zakaria
The Ancient Greek “conspiracy” for the encoding of motion
events. How satellites, verbs and adnominals
contribute to the building of Path
information
Noemi De Pasquale & Anetta Kopecka
Learner autonomy: Using diaries for self-reflection on cognitive
strategies used in learning English
Mei Lan Chan
Towards a dynamic Behavioral Profile: a diachronic study of
polysemous 'sentir' in Spanish
Marlies Jansegers & Stefan Th. Gries
How negation means: Negation and mental
processing
Jorunn Hetland
Expressive ggemination in the Russian language
Nadežda Christopher
15.20-15.45 Specificity and schematicity in how
gestures mean
Cornelia Müller
Interaction between cognitive and other
factors in the acquisition of Danish noun plural inflection
Laila Kjærbæk & Hans Basbøll
Nominal inflection in Kven: partitive plural
Hana Kucerova
The Cognitive Mechanism of the
Genesis of Emergent and Bridge
Constructions
Yasuhiro Tsushima
Ad hoc translation of idiomatic constructions
as concealed code switching
Esa Penttilä
Verb- and construction-related
factors in the expression of Result in Estonian intransitive motion constructions
Piia Taremaa
Applying Cognitive and Interactional
Linguistics to Estonian learner grammar
Piibi-Kai Kivik & Anne Tamm
Perception in ICE: Exploring Semantic
Variation across National Varieties of
English
Kristina Geeraert & Kris Heylen
The Effect of Prosodic cues on Embodied
Language Understanding
Nian Liu
Motivation in phonology: The case of
/r/-sandhi
Jose A. Mompean
15.45-16.10 Discussion
Commentator Terry Janzen
Frequency vs simplicity: 3 to 5-year-olds’ generalisation of
noun declension patterns in Estonian
Virve Vihman, Anna Theakston, Elena
Lieven
Cognitive biases and individual
constructions: the case of Czech possessive
adjectives
Jan Křivan & Michal Láznička
Characterising syntactic constituency in terms of discourse
function
Siva Kalyan
Translating Colour Metaphors: Empirical Study of English into Estonian Translation
Anu Kalda & Mari Uusküla
Motion Events: Typological Shift from Satellite-Framed Latin
to Verb-Framed Romance Languages
Natalya I. Stolova
Given information and text coherence – A
corpus-based, developmental
approach to written Finnish
Kirsi Sandberg
The continuity of the senses: Using modality
norms to study perceptual language
Bodo Winter
Motivation and Convention in Non-
Actual Separation and Non-Actual
Composition Expressions In English
and French
Simon Devylder, Jordan Zlatev & Johan
Blomberg
Phonological affinity and semantic
extensions in a network: gōu word
family in Chinese as an example
Chihkai Lin
16.10-16.30 COFFEE
Monday, 10 July 2017
Room Ülikooli 18-139 Jakobi 2-226 Jakobi 2-110 Jakobi 2-106 Jakobi 2-102 Jakobi 2-306 Jakobi 2-428 Jakobi 2-438 Lossi 3-406 Lossi 3-307
THEME SESSION (cont.): Beyond
frequency: cognitive factors in children’s
acquisition of morphosyntax
Morphology (cont.) Syntax (cont.) Translation (cont.) Motion (cont.) SLA & Pedagogy (cont.)
Perception Language (cont.)
Conceptual Blending THEME SESSION (cont.): Phonology in Cognitive Linguistics
16.30-16.55
Frequency, entropy, and functionality in the emergence and early acquisition of Hebrew
prepositions
Elisheva Salmon, Elitzur Dattner, Dorit
Ravid
Preverbs with the same prototypical meaning: areal-
typological approach
Vasilisa Andriyanets & Ivan Levin
Nothing is Something: Auxiliary Omission in
Croatian
Mateusz-Milan Stanojević & Stephen
M. Dickey
Linguistic Diversity in the Translation of
Conceptual Metaphors: A
Trilingual Corpus- Based Study
Yvon Keromnes
Inter-typological, intra-typological, and intra-genetic variation in the expression of motion
Wojciech Lewandowski
A Milestone in Foreign Language Teaching? - Conceptual Metaphor
in ELT
Katharina Peterke & Constanze Juchem-
Grundmann
Smell: A conceptual network
Julia Salzinger
More than Classical Music: Multimodality
in Walt Disney’s Fantasia. A Conceptual
Blending Analysis
Agnieszka Mierzwińska-Hajnos
The theory of the phoneme in the
Russian linguistic tradition
Natalia Kuznetsova
16.55-17.20
The role of input frequency and
semantics in English-speaking 3-5-year olds’
comprehension of clause order in
complex sentences
Laura de Ruiter, Anna Theakston, Silke
Brandt, Elena Lieven
A Corpus-Driven Approach to Variation
and Use of English Adverbs from the
Cognitive Perspective
Svetlana Ulanova
Indefinite predicative and specificational
copulars in English: A Cognitive Grammar, usage-based account
Wout Van Praet, Kristin Davidse &
Lieven Vandelanotte
Considering the Correlation of
Concepts in Biblical Translations and Their
Sources
Yekaterina Yakovenko
Granularity effects in lexicalisation patterns: a cross-linguistic study
Katerina Stathi
ESL Instructors’ Feedback on Word
Choice Errors: A Cognitive Linguistics
Approach
Larysa Bobrova
Looking differently: describing visual
direction in Russian and English
Ekaterina Rakhilina, Anastasia Vyrenkova &
Vladimir Plungian
The role of multimodality in
meaning construal. A cognitive analysis of
political posters
Ewelina Prażmo
A Cognitive Approach to Phonology: Evidence
from Signed and Spoken Language
Corrine Occhino
17.20-17.45
When children can speak a language
better than predicted by their input: A study
of Chinese-English bilinguals
Elena Nicoladis and Zixia Jiang
Complicate to simplify: Complex clipping as
manifestation of exemplar word
formation
Natalia Beliaeva
Expectation and Word Order in Chinese Verbal Classifier
Constructions
Jiehai Liu & Ren Zhang
Time-metaphors variations in (popular)
scientific texts translations (from
English into Estonian and Finnish)
Elo Rohult
Verbs of object extraction: a
typological account
Kristine Bagdasaryan & Tatiana Reznikova
Investigating EFL Learners’ Pragmatic Competence through Metaphor Analysis of
EAP Writing
Yi-chen Chen
"O bitter days!": linguistic
conceptualization of BITTER in English.
Marco Bagli
How to treat conversion such as dogged, squirreled,
pancaked in the metaphor theory: A simulation theoretic blending account.
KJ Nabeshima
Conclusion
Geoffrey S. Nathan & Jose A. Mompean
17.45-18.10
Discussion
Discussant Caroline Rowland
The classification of compounds in
baseline/elaboration theory: A view from Japanese compound
verbs
Yi-Ting Chen
Causal and concessive relations: Typology
meets cognition
Alice Blumenthal-Dramé & Bernd
Kortmann
Metaphors and Translation
Julia Ostanina Olszewska
A Cognitive Study of Chinese Motion Verb
“Lai” (来) -- From
the Perspective of Motion Event
Hui Jin
A Comparison of the Effectiveness of Schema-Based Instruction and Conventional
Translation-Based Instruction Targeting
English Force Dynamics
Charles M. Mueller & Yasuhiro Tsushima
Exclusivity and Competition of Sensory
Modalities: Evidence from Mandarin
Synaesthesia
I-Hsuan Chen, Qingqing Chao,
Shichang Wang, Yunfei Long & Chu-Ren Huang
The role of emergent structure in the
Conceptual Blending Theory – case studies
of children in advertisements
Justyna Polak
18.15-19.00 ICLA Presidential Address
19 RECEPTION
Tuesday, 11 July 2017
09.00-10.30 PLENARY: Asifa Majid. tba (Assembly Hall, Jakobi 2-226)
10.30-11.00 COFFEE
Room Ülikooli 18-139 Jakobi 2-226 Jakobi 2-110 Jakobi 2-106 Jakobi 2-102 Jakobi 2-306 Jakobi 2-428 Jakobi 2-438 Lossi 3-406 Lossi 3-307
THEME SESSION: Time and Viewpoint in
Narrative Discourse
THEME SESSION: Participatory
Sensemaking, Socio-Cultural Embodiment, and Linguistic Practice
Metonymy Metaphor Semantics Grammaticalisation & Language Change
Sign Language First Language Acquisition
Construction Grammar
THEME SESSION: Diversity of Path
coding in languages
11.00-11.25 Interactions between Time and Viewpoint in
News Narratives
José Sanders & Kobie van Krieken
Finding new directions in the language
sciences
Matthew Isaac Harvey, Sune Vork Steffensen & Stephen J. Cowley
Reconsidering conceptual metonymy
in noun-to-verb conversion in English:
in the case of body part nouns
Nakajima, Hirotaka
The metaphor IMPORTANT IS AHEAD in Finnish. A study of Finnish ete- (‘front’)
grams
Krista Teeri-Niknammoghadam
Sound symbolism of food texture: cross-
linguistic differences in hardness
Kazuko Shinohara, Ryoko Uno, Fumiyuki Kobayashi & Sachiko
Odake
Layering as a long-term effect of
asymmetric priming
Andreas Baumann & Lotte Sommerer
The role of deaf signers experience in the diversity of sign
languages at the morphemic level
Emmanuella Martinod
Pear Stories of Russian Preschool-aged
Children: Characteristics of
Multimodal Communication
Vladimir V. Glebkin, Nikita A. Safronov &
Varvara A. Sonina
A Corpus-based, Constructional Account of English NP Inversion
Amanda Patten
Introduction
11.25-11.50 Narrative deixis and alternative spaces in
time’s arrow
Douglass Virdee
Language and the Temporality of Sense-
making
Elena Cuffari & Yanna Popova
Peanut Butter is the Miley Cyrus of
spreadable edibles: Creatively figurative X is Y of Z constructions
in a cross-linguistic/cultural
perspective
Mario Brdar & Rita Brdar-Szabó
Ukrainian mappings of English CONTAINER
metaphors of emotional states
Alla Martynyuk
Abstract concepts and experience. How
philosophy begins (on the example of the early Sanskrit texts)
Joanna Jurewicz
The Interaction between
entrenchment and extension in language
change
Zara Harmon & Vsevolod Kapatsinski
What motivates the form of markers of
epistemic (un)certainty
Elisabeth Engberg-Pedersen
Multimodal constructions during
preschool years
Lena Hotze
“The X-er the Y-er” construction: a corpus-contrastive approach
Young-Min Oh
A study of the functions of verbal
prefixes in Russian and preverbs in Hungarian: An analysis of motion
event description
Kiyoko Eguchi & Anna Bordilovskaya
11.50-12.15 Shifting tenses, blending viewpoints,
and the nature of narrative
communication
Arie Verhagen
Embodied Chiasmus: From Solipsism to
Sense-Making
Jamin Pelkey
The principles of salience and
metonymy of verbs in Japanese
Tetsuta Komatsubara
(E)motional INTENSITY in English: A historical
study
James Mischler
Detecting Metaphoric Senses of a Polysemy by Orthographically-
motivated Constructions
I-Hsuan Chen, Yunfei Long & Chu-Ren Huang
Low-frequency grammaticalisation
and lifespan change: The case of the let alone construction
Jakob Neels
Expressing time in space: Temporal
expressions in Swedish Sign Language
Anna-Lena Nilsson
Inhibitory Control Predicts Grammatical
Ability
Paul Ibbotson & Jennifer Kearvell-
White
The linguistics of meteorological constructions: a
corpus-based case study of German.
Claudia Heinrich
Path coding in Romance languages
Iraide Ibarretxe-Antuñano, Raphael Berthele, Alberto
Hijazo-Gascón & María Teresa Moret-Oliver
12.15-12.40 Tense, deictic adverbs and demonstratives:
how viewpoint networks structure
grammatical choices in narratives
Barbara Dancygier
Perceptual intersubjectivity and
the grounding of demonstratives
Jordan Zlatev
On the constructional status of interstate and highway names
Antonio Barcelona
Metaphors for language contact and change representing
the emotional movement of the self
Višnja Čičin-Šain
Concept networks as restrictors on polysemy
and in-context meaning
Andrea C. Schalley
Diasystematicity and multiple source
constructions in more than one variety in grammaticalisation
Oda Røste Odden
Iconicity in Translation Recognition
Benjamin Anible
Why don't adults say what they mean and
how do you make sense of that if you're
five?
Natalia Banasik
Rhetorical Schemes as Grammatical Constructions
Randy Allen Harris
Reconsideration of path salience in motion
events: Coding patterns of multiple
paths in Italian, Japanese and English
Yuko Yoshinari, Fabiana Andreani &
Miho Mano
12.40-13.05 Adopting the inanimate viewpoint in
narrative fiction
Thijs Trompenaars
Underpinnings for a 4E theory of language
Sune Vork Steffensen, Matthew Isaac Harvey & Stephen J. Cowley
GAP
His face is as red as a hibiscus: Anger
metaphors in pre-modern Malay
Poppy Siahaan
Social stereotypes and categorization: Talking about an age-old issue
in Australian English
Kate Burridge, Réka Benczes & Keith Allan
The grammaticalization of
Russian taxonomic nouns
Alena F. Kolyaseva
The spoken language-bias against sign
languages
Franz Dotter
Interaction of discourse-pragmatics and syntactic subjects
in Hebrew: A developmental
perspective
Elitzur Dattner, Liron Elbaz & Dorit Ravid
Constructions of contrastive negation in
contast: a parallel corpus study
Olli O. Silvennoinen
Visibility and purpose in the use of deictic verbs: Findings from
English, Japanese, and Chinese
Yo Matsumoto & Xia Haiyan
Tuesday, 11 July 2017
13.05-14.30 LUNCH
Room Ülikooli 18-139 Jakobi 2-226 Jakobi 2-110 Jakobi 2-106 Jakobi 2-102 Jakobi 2-306 Jakobi 2-428 Jakobi 2-438 Lossi 3-406 Lossi 3-307
THEME SESSION (cont.): Time and
Viewpoint in Narrative Discourse
THEME SESSION (cont.): Participatory Sensemaking, Socio-
Cultural Embodiment, and Linguistic Practice
Idioms Metaphor (cont.) Discourse Analysis Grammaticalisation & Language Change
(cont.)
Multimodality First Language Acquisition (cont.)
Construction Grammar (cont.)
THEME SESSION (cont.): Diversity of
Path coding in languages
14.30-14.55 The historical present and representation
spaces
Arjan Nijk
Participatory semantics: A
longitudinal study of infants’ participation in peek-a-boo-games
Iris Nomikou, Katharina J. Rohlfing, Giuseppe Leonardi, Alicja Radkowska & Joanna Rączaszek-
Leonardi
Figurative language processing: Report from a self-paced
study of Bengali idioms
Bidisha Som, Sunit Bhattacharya & Sampreeti Das
What makes metaphors mixed?
Karen Sullivan
Russian boys and girls in the mirror of
stereotypes: Cognitive aspect of prohibitives
with social role indications
Ekaterina Troshchenkova
From deontic modal to necessity conditional
marker. The development of textual function in the Chinese
deontic modal bìxū
Bing Zhu & Kaoru Horie
Ukrainian print media stance toward
European Union: a multimodal cognitive
linguistic analysis
Olena Morozova
Segmentation and Representation of
Causal Chain Events in Mandarin Chinese: an empirical case study
on child language
Chenxi Niu
The interaction between verb and
construction with an extended semantic
map approach: Verb-away/out-at constructions
Yongtaek Kim
Deixis and Semantics of Construal: an
Experimental Study in Japanese and French
Takahiro Morita
14.55-15.20 Shared Spaces, Shared Mind: Connecting Past
and Present Viewpoints in ASL
Narratives
Terry Janzen
Science illiteracy as expression of
miscommunication.
Monica Gonzalez-Marquez
As clear as day: The Transparency of English Idiomatic
Expressions
Kristina Geeraert
Living in a House versus Building a
House: A Comparative Study of Marriage
Concepts
Yao Du & Yuan Gao
The concept of war in Ukrainian public
discourse
Galina Yavorska
Outstanding design,awful fatigue:
qualitive words as sources for quasi-
grammatical meanings
Ekaterina Rakhilina, Tatiana Reznikova &
Daria Ryzhova
Multimodal constructions that are easy to use, difficult to
understand
Taro Okahisa
Explaining the acquisition order of English grammatical
morphemes with contingency and type
frequency
Zoe Pei-sui Luk
An Event Frame Approach to Chinese
Unmatched Verb-Construction Relation
Qi-Long Cheng & Qian-wen Cheng
On the correlation of formal unity and
conceptual coherence of complex event: A
case study of Mandarin Chinese and
Thai caused motion expressions
Kiyoko Takahashi
15.20-15.45 Temporal perspective and the flow of time
Eleonore Oversteegen
Participatory sense-making in Clean
Coaching conversations
Konrad Juszczyk & Victoria Kamasa
Burning, boiling, melting heart...
Motivation of some idioms in English and
Lithuanian
Inesa Šeškauskienė
The variety of metaphorical meanings of
Hungarian verbs – a cognitive corpus study
Gábor Simon
Religion, danger and metaphor: An analysis of Christian sermons
and Buddhist dhamma talks
Peter Richardson
A Cognitive Linguistic Account of the
Imperative Use of the English Progressive
Construction
Keiko Shimizu
Foregrounding and backgrounding
strategies of prosecution and defense in legal discourse from a
multimodal perspective
Anna Leonteva
Constructional and metonymic motivation in the development of requesting behavior:
experimental data from Greek children
Evgenia Vassilaki & Stathis Selimis
Constructicons in theory and practice
Benjamin Lyngfelt
Paths to second language acquisition:
Motion event descriptions in L1 and
L2 English and Japanese
Miho Mano & Yuko Yoshinari
15.45-16.10 Linguistic construal of ‘time’ across narrative
genres
Ninke Stukker
Languaging and dancing: meta-actions in interactive practice
Ad Foolen & Vicky Fisher
Semantic Analysis of Kazakh Idioms with
Components of Body Parts and Colours
Saule Abdramanova
A Corpus-Based Study of the Figurative
Meanings of Maum ‘Mind’ in Korean
Haeyeon Kim
Cognitive modelling of manipulation in
information warfare
Ievgeniia V. Bondarenko
Functional and phonetic changes in the development of
pragmatic particles – the case of Estonian nii
et 'so that'
Anni Jürine, Pire Teras & Külli Habicht
Multimodality and humour: the interplay
between co-speech gestures and prosody
in humorous communication
Marta Buján
Children’s Literature as a Cultural Tool Supporting the Acquisition of
Im/politeness: A Frame-Based and
Cognitive-Linguistic Account
Monika Pleyer & Michael Pleyer
Common constructions in aphasia? A usage-based examination of
it’s
Rachel Hatchard
Cross-linguistic differences in the
expression of deixis and their effects on
second language acquisition and
translation of motion event lexicalisations
Alberto Hijazo-Gascón & Luna Filipović
16.10-16.30 COFFEE
Tuesday, 11 July 2017
Room Ülikooli 18-139 Jakobi 2-226 Jakobi 2-110 Jakobi 2-106 Jakobi 2-102 Jakobi 2-306 Jakobi 2-428 Jakobi 2-438 Lossi 3-406 Lossi 3-307
THEME SESSION (cont.): Time and
Viewpoint in Narrative Discourse
THEME SESSION (cont.): Participatory Sensemaking, Socio-
Cultural Embodiment, and Linguistic Practice
Idioms (cont.) Metaphor (cont.) Reference & Deixis Grammaticalisation & Language Change
(cont.)
Gesture & Grammar Language Acquisition Diachronic Construction
Grammar
THEME SESSION (cont.): Diversity of
Path coding in languages
16.30-16.55 Discussion
Discussant Ewe Sweetser
Intercorporeal Embodiment and Communication in
Yoga
Barbara Fultner
Influence of age on familiarity of idioms in
young adults
Alexandre Nikolaev, Marja Nenonen, Juha Mulli & Esa Penttilä
The Paradox of Metaphor or the
Processes of Animation and De-animation in
Conceptualizing Socio-political Events
Jurga Cibulskienė
Hearer-proximal demonstratives as
fictive-motion expressions: Korean
geu- and Japanese so-
Yongtaek Kim & Katsunobu Izutsu
The English dative alternation as an
adaptive response to changes in the
constructional network
Eva Zehentner
Gesture and Argument Structure – gesture as
evidence for item-specific and general
knowledge
Peter Uhrig
Emergence of animacy distinctions based on cognitive biases: An
iterated learning experiment
Diane C. Nelson, Simon Kirby & Virve-Anneli
Vihman
From schemes to networks: the benefits
of Artificial Neural Networks for
diachronic construction grammar
Sara Budts & Peter Petré
Path in boundary-crossing descriptions: Variational patterns
and Cross- linguistic influence in German and French
bilinguals
Raphael Berthele
16.55-17.20
17.15-17.45 De Gruyter Mouton’s
book session
Embodied intersubjectivity as intermodular and
mode-specific integration of skill sets
Michael Kimmel
Cultural Diversity as Manifested in Patterns of Idiom Creativity: A Cross-Language Study
Elena Ryzhkina
Who Got Scolded by Computer Programs?
Contrasting Two Groups with and
without Entrenchment of a Novel
Construction
Ryoko Uno, Ryota Suzuki & Hironori
Nakajo
Directional complements in
caused motion events in Mandarin Chinese: A case of the asymmetry in the use of lai ‘come’
and qu ‘go’
Jinke Song
The mandative subjunctive in English
as a case of constructional change
Klaus Hofmann
A new multimodal construction? What do
I care?
Javier Valenzuela
Expressing and remembering events modulated by the L2
aspect system
Norbert Vanek
From syntax to discourse: a case study in the development of
pragmatic-oriented construcional
meanings
André Coneglian
Discussion
17.20-17.45 General discussion Conceptualizations of the Eye (Goz) in
Turkish Figurative Uses
Melike Baş
Body part terms in Diidxazá (Juchitán
Zapotec) metaphors: a Structure-Mapping
approach
Gabriela Perez Baez
Animacy and the development of the
definite article in German
Johanna Flick
Cognitive factors in the emergence of
graphemic conventions: The case of capitalization in the German writing system
Lisa Dücker, Stefan Hartmann & Renata
Szczepaniak
Grammatical aspect, tense, and gesture in
Russian L1 and French L1 and L2
Aliyah Morgenstern, Alan Cienki, Cornelia Müller, Dominique
Boutet & Olga Iriskhanova
Generalizations are driven by semantics and constrained by
statistical preemption: New evidence from artificial language
experiments
Florent Perek & Adele Goldberg
From Participles to Discourse Markers: A
Commonality of Dangling-participle-related Expressions
Naoko Hayase
18.00-19.30 PLENARY: Laura A. Janda. Aspects of Aspect (Assembly Hall, Jakobi 2-226)
20 ICLA BOARD MEETING
Wednesday, 12 July 2017
09.00-10.30 PLENARY: Nick C. Ellis. Usage-based approaches to Language, Language Acquisition, and Language Processing (Assembly Hall, Jakobi 2-226)
10.30-11.00 COFFEE
Room Ülikooli 18-139 Jakobi 2-226 Jakobi 2-110 Jakobi 2-106 Jakobi 2-102 Jakobi 2-306 Jakobi 2-428 Jakobi 2-438 Lossi 3-406 Lossi 3-307
THEME SESSION: Artifacts and Joint
Attention
Cognitive & Variational
Sociolinguistics
Modality Tense Prefixes & Prepositions
Semantic Change Metaphor Verbs & Image Schemas
Multilingualism & Language Contact
The SMI workshop: Using eye-tracking technology in the linguistic research
11.00-11.25 The Artifacts Project: Social Implications of Artifacts as Keys for
Joint Attention
Vera Tobin & Todd Oakley
Converging evidence for the influence of
semantic features on lexical and
geographical heterogeneity
Karlien Franco, Dirk Speelman & Dirk
Geeraerts
Remarks on the distinction between
inference and assumption in Finnish
Seppo Kittilä
Conceptualizing past: a fundamental change in
Hungarian
Gábor Tolcsvai Nagy
The consideration of the radial category of the Russian prefix pro-
(про-)
Gota Sayama
Morality in language and in mind, in present
and in past
Kristina Despot & Benedikt Perak
A brighter side of life: The role of social
context in metaphorical
conceptualizations
Réka Benczes & Bence Ságvári
Figurative ‘going’ constructions in Finnish. Forms, meanings and motivations
Jari Sivonen
Colour vocabulary among Estonian-
Russian and Russian-Estonian bilinguals: a
continuous study
Olga Loitšenko
SMI workshop
11.25-11.50 Salient exemplars and syntactic
constructions: Verbal and gestural evidence
on prototypical realisations of the
caused-motion construction in English
Irene Mittelberg
Filling the blank spaces on the cognitive map
of Ukraine
Natalia Beliaeva & Corinne Seals
From experience to inference
Nóra Kugler
The shaping of the Perfect Tense
construal
Edmond Cane
How to reconcile meanings: the prefix u- and the preposition u in Russian and other
Slavic languages
Silvia Luraghi, Chiara Naccarato & Erica
Pinelli
Mapping the diachrony of content words: Ancient Greek and Ancient Egyptian
as sources for diachronic semantic maps of lexical items
Thanasis Georgakopoulos &
Stéphane Polis
Metaphorical reasoning in the
natural landscapes of Hungarian folksongs
Judit Baranyiné Kóczy
Circular thinking and zig -zag living:
Estonian verbs in a free form drawing task
Ilona Tragel, Jane Klavan & Mariann
Proos
Cross-linguistic influences on the
acquisition of metaphorical expressions
Mengying Xia
SMI workshop
11.50-12.15 Joint attention, artifacts, and narrative
discourse – or: The narrated spaces at sightseeing spots
Natalia Igl
Framing the performative:
interactional frames and the usage of genderlect(s) in
Lithuanian
Gintaras Dautartas
The interaction of aspect and modality in
Estonian on the example of modal
verbs saama ʻ can ʼ and võima ʻbe able to,
be allowed toʼ
Tene Viiburg
Rationalizing Hebrew’s non-literal past tense
constructions
Danny Kalev
Prepositional Representation of the
Image Schema OBSTACLE
Oksana Orlenko
Creativity in lexicon: cognitive-pragmatic
interface
Vera Zabotkina
Landscape in proverbs: a cross-linguistic
perspective
Chiarung Lu
Image schema orientation in action verb semantics: An
experimental study of transitive vs. reciprocal
verbs
Christopher Hart
Bilingualism and biculturalism: a pilot
study on word association tasks
performed by bilinguals
Sara Bologna & Karen Sullivan
SMI workshop
12.15-12.40 Joint attention in the construction of film
flashbacks
Adriana Gordejuela
Stylistic flexibility in the English
alternation: A cognitive
sociolinguistic perspective
Jason Grafmiller
German modal particles and the
cognition of emotion
Hiroyuki Miyashita
Happier days are coming. Progressivity,
motion and evidentiality triggering
A Future Time Reference device
Heidi Niva
On the motivated polysemy of the Lithuanian PO
“UNDER”
Ieva Stasiūnaitė
Semantic Change Tracking Through the
Prism of Distributionnalism and
Construction Grammars : an experiment in
Contemporary French
Emmanuel Cartier
Land as food, land as kin: Yanyuwa
conceptualizations of country
Alice Gaby & John Bradley
Image Schemas: Meaning Constructions
on Prepositions in Phrasal Verbs
Hui-Ching Lin
On oblique relative clauses in learner
English
Daniel Jach
SMI workshop
12.40-13.05 Response
Eve Sweetser
Measuring social meaning of language
variation with the Relational Responding
Task
Laura Rosseel, Dirk Speelman & Dirk
Geeraerts
GAP
Making Sense of Norwegian Future
Forms
Olaf Mikkelsen & Dylan Glynn
The preposition de as a polysemic item in
Buenos Aires Spanish
María Soledad Funes GAP
Metaphorical Pre-emptiveness in Non-
literal linguistic Interpretation
Dingfang Shu
Foreground, background: what the
Finnish verb 'jäädä' ('to stay') does not tell you
Gaïdig Dubois
Strategies of subject indetermination in
English and in Brazilian Portuguese
Rodrigo Garcia Rosa
SMI workshop
Wednesday, 12 July 2017
Room Ülikooli 18-139 Jakobi 2-226 Jakobi 2-110 Jakobi 2-106 Jakobi 2-102 Jakobi 2-306 Jakobi 2-428 Jakobi 2-438 Lossi 3-406 Lossi 3-307
13.05-14.30 LUNCH
14.30-19.30 POSTER SESSION & ADDITIONAL EVENTS (Estonian National Museum)
‘Untranslatable’ emotion words are
dynamically integrated into the conceptual
system
Katie Hoemann
A black hole or endless tunnel with no light at the end. Containment
Metaphors for Depression in English and Lithuanian media
discourse
Jekaterina Sumanova
Natural metalanguage for describing
negotiations: dealing with Obstacles
Haldur Õim
Dual-categorization Account of the
Realizing Mechanism of Metaphorical Categorization
Rong Zhou
Conceptual Metaphor Representation in a
Bilingual Brain: a Conceptual Priming
Effect
Hongjun Chen
Automatic Activation of Motor Responses in
Processing Spatially Associated L2 Words in
a Vertical Stroop Paradigm
Huili Wang & Xiaozheng Hao
Interplay between aging and lexical
effects in bilingual speech perception
Sung-A Kim
Acquiring Gender and Case in Russian: Russian-Dutch,
Russian-Swedish and Russian-Azerbaijani bilingual Children
Compared with their Monolingual Peers
with and without SLI
Elena Galkina
Discovering verb classes: Traces in the
input to socioeconomically
diverse Argentinean children
Cynthia Audisio
Corpus-based analysis of the Spanish estar 'be' + gerund vebral periphrasis in early
acquisition
Mary Espinosa
Frequency vs language structure in first
language acquisition
Dorota Kiebzak-Mandera
Cognitive and Non-cognitive Factors Influencing the
Acquisition of Russian Deictic Pronouns
Sofia Krasnoshchekova
Production vs. Comprehension – an
experimental perspective on
Estonian spatial demonstratives
Maria Reile, Nele Põldver & Kristiina
Averin
The Negation Operator is not a Suppressor of
the Concept in its Scope. In fact, Quite
the Opposite
Israela Becker
Pronoun form choice as a matter of
profiling: A speech restoration experiment
Helen Hint
“Place” in the Ainu language: a View from
Reference-Point Structure and
Affordance Theory
Takuya Inoue
Rating the acceptability of
nonstandard language
Kukka-Maaria Wessman
The network of comitative case
functions in Estonian
Helle Metslang, Külli Habicht, Tiit Hennoste,
Anni Jürine, Kirsi Laanesoo, David Ogren
Form-meaning relationships of the
Indonesian prefixes pe- and pen- and its
allomorphs
Karlina Denistia & Harald R. Baayen
Semantics and syntax of partitive
constructions in Latvian
Andra Kalnača & Ilze Lokmane
The Cognitive Analysis of the use of Japanese Numeral Classifiers: a
case of -ken for counting event
Hiroko Hamano
Grammatical Profile Analysis of Binary Prefix Variation in
Russian
Jeong Min Lee & Hyug Ahn
Anticausative event types in Lithuanian:
comparison of middle marked verbs and
infixed/sta-presents
Giedrė Junčytė
Polish verbs expressing the concept HAPPEN: a
preliminary analysis
Piotr Wyroślak
Russian converbial construction: Testing for coreference and
linear position
Svetlana Puzhaeva & Natalia Zevakhina
Linguistic borrowing and light verbs constructions in
Brazilian Portuguese
Rodrigo Garcia Rosa, Erika Nina Höhn
A Frame-based constructicon: A case
study in Japanese
Kyoko Ohara
Semantic Resource of Estonian for Opinion
Mining and Sentiment Analysis
Gerth Jaanimäe, Heili Orav, Kadri Vare
Early acquired sound sequences spread, late
ones don't
Andreas Baumann
The evolution of English expressions of
modest behaviour: pragmatic-cognitive
analysis
Iryna Shevchenko
20 DINNER
Thursday, 13 July 2017
09.00-10.30 PLENARY: Dagmar Divjak. tba (Assembly Hall, Jakobi 2-226)
10.30-11.00 COFFEE
Room Ülikooli 18-139 Jakobi 2-226 Jakobi 2-110 Jakobi 2-106 Jakobi 2-102 Jakobi 2-306 Jakobi 2-428 Jakobi 2-438 Lossi 3-406 Lossi 3-307
THEME SESSION: The Diversity of Irony
THEME SESSION: Constructions at the
mid-level of abstraction: linguistic
diversity, variation and context
Passive Aspect Syntax & Information Structure
Spatial Language Metaphor Multimodality & Metaphor
THEME SESSION: Reference and
Cognition
THEME SESSION: Constructing
Emotional Events
11.00-11.25 How is the processing and interpretation of
irony affected by different cues?
Kyriakos Antoniou, Gaétane Deliens, Élise
Clin, Ekaterina Ostashchenko & Mikhail Kissine
Introduction
Natalia Levshina & Doris Schönefeld
Construal: The Case of Passive Voice in
Persian
Aliyeh Kord-e Zafaranlu Kambuziya,
Arezoo Zandy & Arsalan Golfam
Untangling two verb categories in Russian:
Their relations and diversity
Maria Nordrum
Topic, anchoring, contextualization
András Imrényi
Semantic diversity in Baltic languages: the
locative case
Eglė Žilinskaitė-Šinkūnienė
Computational and corpus methods in the cross-linguistic study of
cancer metaphors
Oana David, Teenie Matlock & Dalia
Magaña
An experimental approach to multimodal
metaphoric utterances
Elise Stickles
Referential overspecification in
response to the listener’s cognitive
load
Jorrig Vogels, David Howcroft & Vera
Demberg
Introduction
11.25-11.50 On the Complexities of Embodied Irony:
Considerations of Eye-Rolling and Other
Multi-Modal Evidence
Herbert L. Colston
From co-occurrence to constructions: patterns
of discourse markers and disfluencies across
registers
Ludivine Crible
On the origin of the get-passives in English: where does adversity
come from?
Kazumi Taniguchi
“When three is company”: the relation
between aspect and metaphor in Russian
aspectual triplets
Svetlana Sokolova
Exploring the Radial Structure of Chinese Topic-Constructions
Hongwei Zhan
The role of language contacts in the
expression of local meanings: the case of Livonian and Latvian
Miina Norvik
Metaphors in Mordvin disease names
Flóra Hatvani
Temporal co-speech gestures: A
comparison between spatial and non-spatial temporal expressions
Daniel Alcaraz-Carrión & Javier Valenzuela-
Manzanares
Socio-cognitive ground for demonstrative
reference in Finnish
Marja Etelämäki
The online construction of emotion metaphors
Zoltán Kövecses
11.50-12.15 Diversity of irony production (by SAG
speakers) and perception (by normal
hearing and CI listeners)
Hannah Leykum
Nominalization patterns in English and German: A contrastive
study
Stefan Hartmann & Lauren Fonteyn
The polysemy of GET-passives and mirativity
Jennifer Jean Lowe
Semantic Interactions of Imperatives and
Verbal Aspect in Russian
Hyug Ahn
Clause-final De as a Topic-enhancing
Marker in Chinese Discourse
Yi'na Wang
A Corpus-Based Cognitive Linguistic Analysis of the Uses and Meanings of the
Nohta Constructions in ‘Place’ Constructions in
Korean
Haeyeon Kim & Yongeun Lee
Dynamic approach to metaphor and the
emergence of mathematical
concepts
Maciej Rosiński
How limits can be pushed: Action,
metaphor and gesture
Yao Tong & Alan Cienki
Indefinite Determiners with Proper Names
Elizabeth Riddle
The Role of Emotions in Event
Conceptualisation
Paul Wilson
12.15-12.40 Facial expressions in sarcasm: Reasons to raise a few eyebrows
Sabina Tabacaru
Cross-linguistic aspectual variation
and the mental predicate think: The case of English and
Polish
Iwona Kokorniak
Lexically Specific Knowledge of English
be and get passive constructions
James Street
Obligatoriness and Construal: An
Experimental Study of Russian Aspect
Laura A. Janda & Robert Reynolds
Comparison of Perspectives between
English and Asian languages; Japanese,
Chinese, Thai, Indonesian and
Vietnamese
Hajime Ito
A contrastive study on spatial relations, containment and
support: An embodied cognition approach
Hui-Ju Chuang
An Analysis of Metaphor in Spanish
Cancer Narratives
Dalia Magaña, Teenie Matlock & Gloria
Quintana
Multimodal mappings through the poetics of weeping from Homer
to the Beatles
Anna Bonifazi
Pronouns as referential devices in Estonian, Finnish and Russian
Helen Hint, Tiina Nahkola & Renate
Pajusalu
Emotion Events in spoken and written
interaction, construal and salience: A corpus-
based study
Barbara Lewandowska-
Tomaszczyk & Paul Wilson
12.40-13.05 Experimental Investigations of Irony
as a Viewpoint Phenomenon
Vera Tobin
Partially schematic constructions in Code-mixing of a German-English bilingual child
Antje Endesfelder Quick, Ad Backus,
Elena Lieven & Michael Tomasello
The rise of the prepositional passive:
cognitive and functional motivations
Lynn Anthonissen & Peter Petré
Aspect and event construal in Russian
through multimodality
Valeriia Denisova & Olga Iriskhanova
The verbal modification network
in Brazilian Portuguese: the role of pragmatic knowledge
Diogo Pinheiro, Victor Virgínio & Lilian Ferrari
„Getting out“ in Croatian: A cognitive
analysis of 'iz-' and 'od-' prefixed verbs
Marija Brala-Vukanović & Anita Memišević
Analyzing metaphoric source-domain
language in corpora: A MetaNet approach
Ellen Dodge & Elise Stickles
Pictorial metaphor of time: how Japanese
people draw time
Yoshihiro Matsunaka
Between me and you: Creating reference with 1st and 2nd
person forms in Finnish
Marja-Liisa Helasvuo & Karita Suomalainen
Profiling and conventionalisation:
perspectives on affective states
Mikołaj Deckert
Thursday, 13 July 2017
13.05-14.30 LUNCH
Room Ülikooli 18-139 Jakobi 2-226 Jakobi 2-110 Jakobi 2-106 Jakobi 2-102 Jakobi 2-306 Jakobi 2-428 Jakobi 2-438 Lossi 3-406 Lossi 3-307
THEME SESSION (cont.): The Diversity
of Irony
THEME SESSION (cont.): Constructions
at the mid-level of abstraction: linguistic
diversity, variation and context
Discourse Analysis Aspect (cont.) Syntax & Raising Spatial Language (cont.)
Metaphor (cont.) Multimodality & Metaphor (cont.)
THEME SESSION (cont.): Reference and
Cognition
THEME SESSION (cont.): Constructing
Emotional Events
14.30-14.55 Discursive Irony in European Portuguese authentic data: How does irony come into
being?
Hanna Batoréo
Quantifying qualitative change: Collexeme
paradigms and progressive
constructionalization
Susanne Flach
A 1,000 Percent Worthwhile Analysis of Numerical Hyperbole
Ayme Tomson
Does frequency guide choice of aspect?
Nina Szymor
A Cognitive Approach to Raising Predicates
and Their Constructions in
Chinese and English
Yapei Li & Yi-na Wang
Top-down or bottom-up: linguistic and
cultural influence on spatial information
processing
Ning Wang & Nian Liu
Taking the law into our own hands: a
contrastive corpus-driven study of
metaphor in English and Lithuanian
criminology discourse
Justina Urbonaitė
Multimodal metaphoric
constructions in verbal-gestural compounds: a
cognitive-semiotic analysis
Maíra Avelar
Finnish referential forms for humans and animals: Insights into
perspective-taking
Elsi Kaiser
Reconstructing emotions across
cultures and languages. A
multifactorial profile-based account of SHAME in English, French and Polish
Karolina Krawczak
14.55-15.20 Uniting Irony, Metaphor and Hyperbole in a
Pretence-Based Framework
John Barnden
Frequency and collocational
constraints: the expansion of the Dutch
intensifying fake reflexive resultative construction in the 19th-21st Century
Emmeline Gyselinck & Timothy Colleman
Evaluating the displaced:
Stancetaking in staged depictions
Hui-Chieh Hsu, Geert Brône & Kurt Feyaerts
Aspects of expectation: The role of
expectations in processing
grammatical aspect during reading
Aki-Juhani Kyröläinen, Seppo Vainio, Juhani M. Luotolahti, Filip
Ginter & Jukka Hyönä
Chinese Grammar doesn't need Raising
Michel Achard & Yapei Li
Choosing Landmarks: A Crosslinguistic Study of Variable Landmarks
Katharine Donelson, Randi Moore, Jose
Antonio Jodar Sanchez, Jihye Seong &
Jürgen Bohnemeyer
Metaphoricity and its impact on legal
reasoning: The case of the Polish Penal Code
Rafał Augustyn, Sylwia Wojtczak & Iwona Witczak-Plisiecka
Reappraising ‘snowclones’:
Replicability and construction grammar
Barbara Dancygier & Lieven Vandelanotte
Factors and their interaction in the
choice of demonstrative
pronouns
Enikő Tóth & Péter Csatár
Combining ‘hate’ and ‘anger’: Investigating
the Finnish 'viha'
Heli Tissari, Mari Siiroinen & Ulla
Vanhatalo
15.20-15.45 Do People Get Tired of Irony?
Raymond W. Gibbs & Patrawat Samermit
No alarms when no surprises: the principle
of economy and constructions with the bare and to-infinitive
in English
Natalia Levshina
The Participant-Setting Distinction as the Basis of Mental Construal in
the Expression of Stance in Discourse: The Case of English
Katherine Hrisonopulo
Profiling a Stative Situation and its
Relationship with the Progressive
Mariko Higuchi Goto
Raising and Transparency, Tough-
Movement and To-Movement
Patrick Duffley
The Sociotopographic Model: the role of environment and culture in shaping spatial reference
Bill Palmer, Alice Gaby, Jonathon Lum &
Jonathan Schlossberg
Metonymy as the key meaning-making
process in derivatives from precedent names
Ekaterina Golubkova & Anastasia Zakharova
Digital Memes from the Cognitive Linguistic
Perspective – Categorization and
Multimodality
Laura Ambrus
Reference in the borderline of space and discourse: an
experimental approach
Maria Reile, Piia Taremaa, Tiina
Nahkola & Renate Pajusalu
English and Polish emotion dynamics in
online conflict construal
Barbara Lewandowska-
Tomaszczyk
15.45-16.10 The Ethics of Irony
Robert Willison
Variations in the Frequency of V-V
Sequences in English among 20 Different
English-Speaking Countries
Noriko Matsumoto
“Who do we think we are, and who do we want to be?” Spatial construal of the UK’s national identity and relationship with the
EU in British newspapers
Josie Ryan
The Backgrounding Function of Predicative
Reduplication
Yueyuan Li
Raising as a conceptual ability: An example from French
Michel Achard
From ‘east to ‘left’: frames of reference and environment in
Marshallese
Jonathan Schlossberg
Variations in metaphorical
conceptualizations of (romantic)
relationships in psychology: Academic
lectures versus academic textbooks
Anke Beger
Fictive Motion in Space, Time, and
Gesture: A Corpus-based Study in
Conceptual Blending
Suzanne Kemmer
Towards a methodology for
studying intersubjectivity: The
case of demonstratives
Magdalena Rybarczyk
Conclusions
16.10-16.30 COFFEE
Thursday, 13 July 2017
Room Ülikooli 18-139 Jakobi 2-226 Jakobi 2-110 Jakobi 2-106 Jakobi 2-102 Jakobi 2-306 Jakobi 2-428 Jakobi 2-438 Lossi 3-406 Lossi 3-307
THEME SESSION (cont.): The Diversity
of Irony
THEME SESSION (cont.): Constructions
at the mid-level of abstraction: linguistic
diversity, variation and context
Synonymy & Antonymy
Linguistic Theories & Methodology
Syntax & Subjectivity Spatial Language (cont.)
Speech Production & Perception
Multimodality THEME SESSION (cont.): Reference and
Cognition
Metaphor & Psycholinguistics
16.30-16.55 Irony in Constructions
Angeliki Athanasiadou
Salient verb collexemes of German modal
constructions with the verbs vermögen,
verstehen, wissen, bekommen
Volodymyr Dekalo
The many near-synonyms of to study:
a corpus-based cognitive semantic
analysis of investigate, examine and explore in
academic texts
Łukasz Wiraszka
Idealism and Cognitive Linguistics
Margaret Winters
Clitic climbing and subjectification in
Spanish
Sergio Sánchez & Ricardo Maldonado
Principle of Canonical Orientation, a Cross
Linguistic Study.
Ali Alshehri, Jürgen Bohnemeyer, Randi Moore & Gabriela
Perez-Baez
Constructing Identity – How attitudes and
phonological awareness influence
the pronunciationof L2 learners of English
Susanne Dyka & Cordula Glass
"...which, by the way...": Multimodal marking of medial
asides in North American English
Sally Rice & Jennifer Hinnell Warner
Tota tota, toi noin—from a pronoun to a
particle
Katri Priiki
Concreteness ratings meet metaphoricity
Marianna Bolognesi & Gudrun Reijnierse
16.55-17.20 Second order empathy and irony
Dirk Geeraerts
Salient exemplars and syntactic
constructions: Verbal and gestural evidence
on prototypical realisations of the
caused-motion construction in English
Beate Hampe & Irene Mittelberg
Redundancy and rivalry in language. A case study of Russian
diminutives
Anastasia Makarova
Cognitive aspects of Glossematic Expression
analysis – or: did Hjelmslev do Cognitive
Phonology?
Hans Basbøll
On "Objective" Construals: A Cognitive Grammar Account of (Inter)subjectification
Akira Machida
Spatial concepts in Thai and Vietnamese: A Cognitive linguistics
Approach
Usa Pruethichaiwiboon
Chunks in which we process speech
Anna Mauranen & Svetlana
Vetchinnikova
Lateral time gestures: When is L-R really about Front-Back?
Eve Sweetser & Ramzi Elkawa
Building referring expressions with the
Finnish se että
Anna Vatanen, Karita Suomalainen & Ritva
Laury
Asperger Syndrome: a metaphor's
quantitative analysis preliminary study
Josué Elías Benavides Gomez, Avril Nuche
Bricaire, Octavio Alonso Gutierrez
Guadarrama & Felipe Cruz Perez
17.20-17.45 The Optimal Innovation Hypothesis Revisited: The Case of
Default and Nondefault Sarcasm
Rachel Giora, Shir Givoni, Vered Heruti &
Ofer Fein
Understanding novel denominal verbs
Doris Schönefeld
A ‘Quantity’ Construal Analysis of
Antonymous Adjectives Co-occurrence in
Mandarin
Yuan Zhang
Beliefs, knowledge and certainty: The
methodological roles of intuition and introspection
Emmi Hynönen & Aleksi Mäkilähde
GAP
Separate Spaces: A Comparison of Prepositional
Meanings in Native and Nonnative English
Speakers
Jacqueline E. Hebert & Michele I. Feist
The role of frequency information in the
perception of reduced words
David Lorenz & David Tizón-Couto
The gist of co-speech gestures is movement
Elena Nicoladis
Discussion Why are figurative expressions more
engaging than their literal counterparts? A possible answer from neuroscientific data
Francesca M.M. Citron & Adele E. Goldberg
17.45-18.10 A cognitive Construal to the Interpretation
of Verbal Irony in Chinese
Xu Wen & Jin Liu
18.00-19.30 ICLA BUSINESS MEETING
Friday, 14 July 2017
Room Ülikooli 18-139 Jakobi 2-226 Jakobi 2-110 Jakobi 2-106 Jakobi 2-102 Jakobi 2-306 Jakobi 2-428 Jakobi 2-438 Lossi 3-406 Lossi 3-307
Time Metaphor & Political Discourse
Pragmatics Emotion & Corpus Linguistics
Subjectivity & Intersubjectivity
Variation Language Evolution & Semiotics
Argument Structure Word-formation Gesture
09.00-09.25 Embodied time: Incorporating new
evidence into theories of metaphor
Sarah E.Duffy & Michele I. Feist
A Corpus Analysis of the Dynamics of
Violence Metaphors in Cable News
Programming on US Politics
Matthew Turner, Paul Maglio & Teenie
Matlock
Choosing an expression of directives: An
integrated Cognitive Linguistic analysis
Hidemitsu Takahashi
More than a Feeling: Frame Metonymy and
Cultural Scripts in Persuasive
Communication
Michael Israel & Cameron Mozafari
The role of linguistic cues in constructing
subjectivity: evidence from visual world
paradigm
Yipu Wei, Pim Mak, Jacqueline Evers-Vermeul & Ted
Sanders
Variation within and outside of the
language system. How do we process
variants?
Eleonore Schmitt
Investigating pressures for the emergence of semiotic structure in
situated social interaction
Jonas Nölle, Marlene Staib, Riccardo Fusaroli
& Kristian Tylén
Licensing Non-core Arguments in Cognitive Grammar: The Case of
the Retained-Object Constructions
Liyong Wang
“Metonymy” in binominal
constructions
Steve Pepper
Inter- and intra-speaker variation of
gestural density
Maarten Lemmens & Julien Perrez
09.25-09.50 Verbs of Temporal Motion: Why does time move (or we
move in time) in such different manners?
Jaakko Leino
How the Nation-As-Family Metaphor
Explains the Political Divide: Family values
impact political beliefs, but not vice versa
Elisabeth Wehling & Matthew Feinberg
Illocutionary verbs in the Caused-Motion
Construction: Constraints and
inferences
Klaus-Uwe Panther & Linda L. Thornburg
Good and bad PRIDE in European and Brazilian Portuguese: A corpus-
driven and profile-based study
Augusto Soares da Silva
Effects of Cultural Values on Adjectival
Expressions: Difference in Evaluative Process between English and
Japanese
Yusuke Sugaya
Arm or brachium? Conceptual and lexical factors in the selection
of anatomical terms
Leonie Grön & Ann Bertels
Temporality and semiotic
communication: Evidence from
Manyōshū
Toshiko Yamaguchi
Is it all collo? Items in argument structure
constructions!
Thomas Herbst
Hungarian participle-noun compounds: the
emergence of semantic schemas in
constructionalization
Nóra Kugler & Gábor Simon
How eye gaze, speech and gesture
synchronize to construe multimodal
microphenomena
Geert Brône, Annelies Jehoul, Jelena Vranjes
& Kurt Feyaerts
09.50-10.15 Is time is motion a (primary) metaphor?
Some indications from musical discourse.
Nina Julich
Conceptual metaphors in multiple data: public
speeches of Barack Obama and Vladimir
Putin, 2014–2015
Svitlana Zhabotynska & Oleksandr Shvets
The three-tier model of language use and
indirect speech acts: A contrastive study of
Japanese and English
Naoaki Wada
Metaphoric structuring of ANGER in Czech,
Polish and Russian A descriptive case study
in usage-based semantics
Dylan Glynn & Irina Matusevich
The Subjectivity of Chinese ba
Construction Revisited
Bei Huang
Cognitive interpretation of some onomasiological bases
Nataliya Panasenko
Jazz as a Musical Creole: Parallels in the Developments of Jazz
and a Creole Language
Cook, Kenneth & Alfonso, Russell
Modeling metaphor in argument structure: A
perspective from computational
linguistics
Oana David
Compounds, compression and
culture: Blending in Norwegian and
Russian
Tore Nesset & Svetlana Sokolova
Gesture frequency in a large-multimodal
corpus
Cristóbal Pagán-Cánovas & Javier
Valenzuela
10.15-10.40 Evaluations Working in the Japanese Temporal
Metaphor
Kohei Suzuki
Do metaphors really matter politically? On
the role of political knowledge on the framing effect of
metaphors
Jeremy Dodeigne, Julien Perrez, Min
Reuchamps & Audrey Vandeleene
Subjunctive mood in modern English:
cognitive base and pragmatic potential of
grammar structures invoking supra-reality
in US election discourse
Dmitry N. Novikov & Andrey S. Druzhinin
LOVE in European and Brazilian Portuguese: A
corpus-driven and profile-based study
Soares da Silva, Augusto & Mello,
Heliana
Reanalyzing Japanese Sentence-Final
Particles in Light of Verhagen’s Theory of
Intersubjectivity
Chiharu Nakashima
Factors associated with naming strategies for GOVERNMENT: An
exploratory study using classification trees and random
forests
Weiwei Zhang
From Metaphor to Symbols and Grammar
Andrew Smith & Stefan Hoefler
A constructivist approach to Welsh argument structure
Albert Ventayol-Boada
Metonymy and Word Formation Patterns In
Modern Navajo Terminology
Jalon Begay
Coordination in gestures: from abstraction to perceptibility
Anna Inbar
10.40-11.00 COFFEE
Friday, 14 July 2017
Room Ülikooli 18-139 Jakobi 2-226 Jakobi 2-110 Jakobi 2-106 Jakobi 2-102 Jakobi 2-306 Jakobi 2-428 Jakobi 2-438 Lossi 3-406 Lossi 3-307
Time (cont.) Metaphor & Political Discourse (cont.)
Pragmatics (cont.) Discourse & Corpus Linguistics
Subjectivity & Intersubjectivity
(cont.)
Frame Semantics & Text
Humour Constructional Alternation
Grammar & Neurolinguistics
Gesture (cont.)
11.00-11.25 Primary metaphor, Figure-Ground
reversal, and the analogy between Moving Time and
Frame-Relative Fictive Motion
Kevin Moore
Dehumanizing Metaphors in the Ukrainian Conflict
Natalia Knoblock
A note on the ambivalent
interpersonal effects of social distance-
marking structures in Polish. A cognitive
grammar study
Agata Kochańska
Corpus-assisted discourse-cognitive
analysis of pro-Kremlin propaganda in Czech
Václav Cvrček & Masako Fidler
Why is Twitter so popular in Japan?:
Linguistic devices for monologization
Mitsuko Izutsu & Katsunobu Izutsu
Frame Semantics as a Hermeneutical Tool for the Understanding of
Ancient Texts
Gregory Membrez
Multimodal mental-space builders
signalling humorous content
Agnieszka Libura, Jacek Woźny & Maria Kmita
Explaining causal-noncausal alternations in terms of frequency
of use: A corpus-based diachronic approach to English sound emission
verbs
Kazuko Inoue
Agrammatic aphasia in a usage-based theory
of grammar
Kasper Boye, Roelien Bastiaanse & Peter
Harder
The gesture-aided exploration: The event
boundary
Yang Ting
11.25-11.50 When MOVING EGO meets MOVING TIME: Temporal metaphor and the Finnish tulla
vastaan ‘come across’ two-
mover
construction
Markus Hamunen, Tuomas Huumo &
Jaakko Leino
Frames and metaphors on social media: The
conceptual grounding of public action
Lise-Lotte Holmgreen
The multiplex coatings of meaning:
Multimodal mismatch in artistic settings
Hui-Chieh Hsu
Dependency profiles as a tool for big data
analysis: A case study of discourse connectives
Veronika Laippala, Aki-Juhani Kyröläinen,
Jenna Kanerva & Filip Ginter
How subjective are reason connectives in Mandarin? ---The case of spoken and internet-
mediated discourse
Hongling Xiao, Wilbert Spooren, Ted Sanders
& Fang Li
Comparing the use of Universal
Dependencies and FrameNet
Grammatical Functions for multilingual
alignment of Constructions
Adrieli Laviola, Ludmila Lage & Tiago Torrent
Taboo and humor: a corpus-based
approach
Carey Benom
The dative alternation: How production
preferences affects readers' syntactic
expectations
Blumenthal-Dramé, Alice
Working memory, usage-based linguistics and the magic number
four
Clarence Green
Patterned iconicity for second language
acquisition: Differential effects of gesture type on parts
of speech
Tasha Lewis, Matthew Kirkhart & Jason
McMahon
11.50-12.15 Personal attitudes toward time: the
relationship between temporal focus, space-
time mappings and real life experiences
Yu Cao & Heng Li
Tsunamis, Aliens, and Butterflies: Force-
dynamics and metaphor in US
immigration discourse
Karie Moorman & Teenie Matlock
Adding or compacting forms for meaning
accumulation: distinct conceptions of
language production motivating different
grammars
Katsunobu Izutsu & Mitsuko Narita Izutsu
Sequence and information flow: a
corpus study
Michael Barlow GAP GAP
Comprehending Chinese Humour: An
ERP Study
Hui Zhang & Mengwei Li
The notion of ‘beneficiary’ and the benefactive double
object construction in English
Yusuke Minami
Construction grammar, procedural knowledge
and grammatical expressions in a neurocognitive
perspective
Kasper Boye & Peter Harder
Eventuality and gesture in Czech and
English
Jakub Jehlička & Eva Lehečková
12.30-14.00 PLENARY: John Newman. EAT, DRINK, MAN, WOMAN and all that: The linguistics of ordinary human experience (Assembly Hall, Jakobi 2-226)
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15.00 - ... EXCURSIONS