AMLaP 2003: Programme

Proceedings volume (1-up: full size pages)
Proceedings volume (2-up: half size pages)

Monday August 25th

9.00-11.00: Registration

11.00-11.30:

McElree, Pickering, Traxler, Frisson: Enriched compositional processing

11.30-12.00:

Arai, van Gompel, Pearson, Schumacher: The representation of transitivity information

12.00-12.30:

Stowe, Zempleni, Hoeks: Processing Idioms in the Left and Right Hemispheres

12.30-14.30: Lunch and Poster Session 1

14.30-15.00:

Sekerina: Grammatical gender and mapping of referential expressions in Russian

15.00-15.30:

Altmann, Gennari, Shackleton: Situating language in the visual world: Mapping the semantics of language onto the semantics of visual scenes

15.30-16.00:

Kaiser, Trueswell: Dividing up referential labor: Finnish pronouns and demonstratives in on-line processing

16.00-16.30: Coffee break

16.30-17.00:

Arnold, Griffin: The role of competition in the production of referring expressions

17.00-18.00:

Tanenhaus (invited speaker): Referential Domains in Language Processing

19.00: Civic Reception at the Gallery of Modern Art

Tuesday August 26th

9.00-9.30:

Knöferle, Crocker, Scheepers, Pickering: The interaction of mental representations from linguistic and visual input: A processing account of role-assignment in visual worlds

9.30-10.00:

Ferreira, Fodor, Lau: Structure-Building and Lexical Access During Garden-Path Recovery

10.00-10.30:

Bader, Bayer: Diagnosis and Garden-Path Recovery-Case and Agreement Symptoms Revisited

10.30-11.00: Coffee break

11.00-11.30:

Cowles, Polinsky, Kutas, Kluender: Brain responses to differences in the processing of informational and contrastive focus

11.30-12.00:

van Herten, Kolk, Chwilla: How semantic analysis can overrule syntactic analysis: an ERP study

12.00-12.30:

Kim, Chen, Rippey, Osterhout: Combinatory semantic processing can occur independently of syntactic support

12.30-14.30: Lunch and Poster Session 2

14.30-15.00:

Griffin: Precision Timing in Speaking

15.00-15.30:

Hartsuiker, Pickering, de Jong: Semantic facilitation and phonological interference in self-correction: evidence from picture naming

15.30-16.00:

Ferreira, Slevc, Rogers: How do speakers avoid linguistic ambiguity?

16.00-16.30: Coffee break

16.30-17.00:

Brown-Schmidt, Tanenhaus: Real-time circumscription of referential domains in non-scripted task-based dialog

17.00-18.00:

Ginzburg (invited speaker):What clarification requests tell us about dialogue information states

19.00: Conference dinner and ceilidh

Wednesday August 27th

9.00-9.30:

Onnis, Monaghan, Chater, Richmond: Phonology impacts segmentation and generalisation in speech processing

9.30-10.00:

Christiansen, Reali, Monaghan, Chater: Multiple-Cue Integration in Language Acquisition: The Differential Contribution of Phonological and Distributional Cues

10.00-10.30:

Keller: A Psychophysical Law for Linguistic Judgments

10.30-11.00: Coffee break

11.00-11.30:

Simner, Pickering: Anticipating Cause and Consequence during Text Comprehension

11.30-12.00:

Corley, MacGregor, Tilley: Task demands and the allocation of attention in reading: some early investigations

12.00-13.00:

Hagoort (invited speaker):How the brain solves the binding problem for language

13.00-14.30: Lunch and Poster Session 3

14.30-15.00:

van Gompel, Majid: Accessing antecedents: Pronouns with infrequent antecedents are easier to process than pronouns with frequent antecedents

15.00-15.30:

Bertram, Hyönä, Pollatsek: Compound processing in Finnish: a survey

15.30-16.00:

Pacht, Schroyens, d'Ydewalle: Lexical competition in visual word recognition: Evidence from foveal and parafoveal form-priming paradigms

16.00-16.30: Coffee break

16.30-17.00:

Fernández, Bradley, Igoa, Teira: Prosodic phrasing in the RC-attachment ambiguity: Effects of language, RC- length, and position

17.00-17.30:

Papadopoulou, Marinis, Roberts: Lexical effects in sentence processing: evidence from modifier attachment in Greek and English

17.30-18.00:

Vasishth: Processing noncanonical constructions in free word order languages