Phillip Wolff (Emory)

Schedule

Wednesday, 15 January
Thursday, 16 January
Friday, 17 January
9:30 am

Registration, coffee, and welcome

10:30 am

Michelle Sheehan (Newcastle)

The Syntax and Semantics of Perception and Causation

11:45 am

Txuss Martin (Cambridge)

The grammatical architecture of ontology

12:30 pm

Lunch

2:30 pm

Lu Jin (York)

The interaction between n-categoriser and roots

3:15 pm

Paolo Cassina & Itamar Kastner (Edinburgh)

Static word embeddings and verb ontology: a study on Manner-Result complementarity

4:00 pm

Bridget Copley (SFL - CNRS/Paris 8)

Listening to causation, the "B-side" of modality

10:00 am

David Adger (QMUL)

What are syntactic objects? A mereological answer

11:15 am

Break

11:45 am

Imke Driemel (York), Abigail Bimpeh (ZAS, Berlin), & Reginald Duah (Univ. Ghana)

What's in a bare noun? On the silence of determiners

12:30 pm

Lunch

2:30 pm

Julie Goncharov (Göttingen)

Self-location without Indexicals: An Argument from the Representation of Intentional Actions

3:15 pm

Isabelle Roy (Nantes)

Predication and Modification: issues for Adjectives and Nouns

4:00 pm

Tamara Dobler (Amsterdam)

Constructivist lexicons and logical polysemy

5:00 pm

Drinks reception

10:00 am

Phillip Wolff (Emory)

Processing Grammatical Dependency Relations: Converging Evidence from Large Language Models and Primary Progressive Aphasia

11:15 am

Break

11:30 am

Ine Gevers (Antwerp)

Dissecting the Winograd Schema Challenge: Assessing Large Language Models using Common Sense Categories

12:30 pm

Itamar Kastner, Daniel Lassiter, & Robert Truswell (Edinburgh)

Towards a large-scale evaluation of Manner/Result diagnostics

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