'; ?> The Vilem Mathesius Center

Vilem Mathesius Lecture Series 12

March 9 – 20, 1998

Krystal hotel, Jose Marti Str., Prague 6

Scientific Programme

  • Nicholas Asher: Dynamic Semantics, Discourse Structure and the Pragmatics Semantics Interface
  • Vladimir Borschev and Barbara H. Partee: Integrating the Semantics of Lexicon, Syntax, Discourse Structure, and Context
  • W. U. Dressler: Functional explanation in linguistics
  • Kai von Fintel: The Semantics and Pragmatics of Quantifier Domains
  • Ferenc Kiefer: Ways of explaining polysemy
  • Fred Jelinek: Advanced methods of language modeling for speech recognition
  • James D. McCawley: Notions of Syntactic Structure
  • James Pustejovsky: The Logic and Metaphysics of Semantic Universals
  • Henk van Riemsdijk: Projections: functional, semi-lexical and lexical heads
  • Jindrich Toman: Theories of Clitics
  • Annie Zaenen: Complex Predicates, a typological approach

Time Schedule

First week (Monday March 9 – Friday March 13):

9:30 - 11:00 11:30 - 13:00 14:30 - 16:00 16:30-18:00
Monday Pustejovsky Jelinek Toman Asher
Tuesday Pustejovsky Dressler Asher Jelinek
Wednesday Asher Toman Dressler Jelinek
Thursday Bridges and Interfaces      
Friday Bridges and Interfaces      
 

Second week (Monday March 16 – Friday March 20):

9:30 - 11:00 11:30 - 13:00 14:30 - 16:00 16:30-18:00
Monday McCawley Riemsdijk Kiefer Von Fintel
Tuesday McCawley Riemsdijk Kiefer Von Fintel
Wednesday Riemsdijk McCawley Kiefer Partee
Thursday Von Fintel Zaenen Partee Sgall
Friday Partee Partee Zaenen Hajicova

Bridges and Interfaces

Special to Lecture Series Twelve is that, in conjunction, a conference Bridges and Interfaces: Form, Meaning, and Function is organized, on the occasion of the 650th anniversary of Charles University. The conference takes place in the Charles University historical building, in the old centre of Prague, and consists of a track of invited lectures, and technical sessions of submitted papers.

The conference is held on March 12 until 14, 1998, and it focuses on the relationships between form, meaning and function of linguistic items from the perspective of different theoretical approaches providing thus a fruitful basis for a discussion of bridges and interfaces between different linguistic theories.


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