SLAVIC COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS CONFERENCE 2015
OXFORD PROGRAMME
DAY
Sat.
Sat.
TIME
08.4509.15
09.1509.30
Panels
Panels
Panels
REGISTRATION - NISSAN LECTURE THEATRE (Nissan Institute Building)
WELCOME TO OXFORD – NISSAN LECTURE THEATRE (Nissan Institute)
(Russian and East European Studies, The School of Interdisciplinary Area
Studies, The Russian and Eurasian Studies Centre, and St Antony’s College)
OPENING REMARKS: Prof. Roy Allison, Director of RESC
ORGANISATIONAL REMARKS: Dr. Anna Pleshakova, Co-organiser, SCLC 2015
Rooms
Sat.
09.3011.00
Sat.
11.0011.30
Sat.
11.3013.00
Sat
13.0014.30
Dahrendorf Room
(Founder’s Buildings)
Deakin Room
(Founder’s Buildings)
PANEL 1:
MORPHOLOGICAL
VARIATION
20-minute presentations
and 10-minutes Q&As
PANEL 2: GRAMMAR
OF CONSTRUCTIONS
20-minute presentations
and 10-minutes Q&As
S. Say: Finite Categories
in Russian Dependent
Clauses: Morphological
vs. Semantic
Suppression
D. Lecic: Choosing a
Form Without Rules:
Morphological Doublets
in Croatian
J. Šimandl: Morphological
Behaviour of Borrowed
Nouns in -er/-ér in
Present Czech
A. Zimmerling: Slavic
Stative Constructions:
A Cognitive
Perspective
T. Nesset and A.
Makarova: Are the
Russian Decade
Constructions
Synonyms?
J. Kuznetsova:
Fingerprinting
Constructions: A
Computational
Approach to Russian
Syndicate Room
(Basement, Old Main
Building)
PANEL 3: USAGEBASED MODELS OF
LANGUAGE
PROCESSING
20-minute presentations
and 10-minutes Q&As
N. Bermel: Do Users’
Reading Skills and
Difficulty Ratings Affect
Choices and
Evaluations?
N. Szymor: Chunking
and Frequency: A
Perspective from
Translation Studies
L. Grenoble: Usagebased Models of
Language Change and
Contact Linguistics
COFFEE BREAK – The Buttery (Hilda Besse Building)
PANEL 4: LEXICONGRAMMAR INTERFACE
20-minute presentations
and 10-minutes Q&As
PANEL 5: WORD
FORMATION
20-minute presentations
and 10-minutes Q&As
L. A. Janda: A Far North
Perspective on the “New”
Vocative in Russian
A. Kopecka: Is There an
Asymmetry in the
Encoding of Sources and
Goals in Polish and
Serbian?
J. Jozefowski: Reflexive
Markers in Polish:
Lexicon or Grammar?
A. Makarova: Who
Needs Redundancy?
The Case of Russian
Diminutives
Ch. Naccarato and C.
Saracco: A Cognitive
Approach to the Study
of Russian Possessive
Compounds
S. Sokolova and B. H.
Edberg: Are There
Analytical Adjectives
in Russian? Evidence
from a Corpus Study
and Experimental Data
PANEL 6: MULTI-WORD
SEMANTICS
20-minute presentations
and 10-minutes Q&As
I. Zykova: A Cognitive
View of Russian
Phraseology:
Traditional vs.
Innovative in Studying
the Phraseological
Meaning
M. Hebal-Jesierska: The
Comparative Corpus
Study of the
Stereotypes of
Russians in the Czech,
Slovak and Polish
Languages
J. Parizoska:
Phraseological
Derivation in Croatian:
Nominalization of
Verbal Idioms
LUNCH BREAK – The Dining Hall (Hilda Besse Building)
SLAVIC COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS CONFERENCE 2015
OXFORD PROGRAMME
Sat
14.3015.30
PLENARY 1: NISSAN LECTURE THEATRE (Nissan Institute Building)
STEPHEN PULMAN
45 min talk and 15 min Q&A
Sat
15.3016.00
COFFEE BREAK – The Buttery (Hilda Besse Building)
Sat
Sat
16.0016.30
16.3017.30
ORAL POSTER
SESSIONS 1:
10-minute presentations:
ORAL POSTER
SESSIONS 2:
10-minute presentations:
ORAL POSTER
SESSIONS 3:
10-minute presentations:
J. Jehlicka & K.
Vyskocilova : Mental
Rotation Abilities of
Czech Speakers and
Czech Sign Language
Users: Linguistic Effects
on Spatial Cognition?
M. Tagabileva: Nominal
Diminutives with -ka, -ca,
-ica in the South Slavonic
Languages
A. Vishenkova:
Morphosyntax and
Semantics of Russian
Metalinguistics
Comparatives
A. Chromá (neé
Kadlecová): Personal
Pronoun Acquisition in
Relation to the Theory
of Mind in Czech
Toddlers
E. Shmeleva: В
Интернете / на
Интернете:
Metalinguistic
Reflections of Native S
O. Makarova and E.
Yagunova: How to
Define a High-Quality
Scientific Text? The
Feature Set Based on
Summarization Data
ORAL POSTER
SESSIONS 5:
5-minute presentations:
A. Czoska: Do Metatext
markers Facilitate Text
Processing? A SelfPaced Reading Study
S. Malykhina: Literary
Canon Remixed in PostSoviet Russian Media
O. Dubrovsky:
Cognitive Linguistics
in Sociocultural
Discourse Specificity
Analysis
L. Kovalchuk and
G. Vlasyan: Formation
of Female Blends in
Russian Folktales
N. Marugina and A.
Nabiullina: Conceptual
Sound Metaphor in
Author's Song
Discourse
N. Boldyrev: Cognitive
Approach to the
Interpretive Function
of Language
M. Björklund:
A Cognitive Linguistic
Perspective on
Heteroglossic
Language Practices in
WhatsApp Messaging
by Two Young Adults
J. Pacovská: Cognitive
Approach to Language
as One of the
Possibilities to Teach
the Mother Tongue
A. Nakhimovsky: Pierre
Bourdieu, Cognitive
Linguistics, and the
Russian Revolution
K. A. Slovacek:
Language and Cultural
Influence of Other
Slavic Languages on
Croatian through
Children’s Literature
Translations
ORAL POSTER
SESSIONS 4:
5-minute presentations:
M. Vaneva: Connecting
the Different Lexical
Category Domains: the
Use of Cognition When
Zero Deriving Adjectives
from Nouns in
Macedonian
M. Ivanova: Volition in
Grammar and Cognition
(On the Basis of Volition
Modals in Slovak)
I. Kor Chanine: Russian
Constructions with ni
L. Janda: (17:30 – 18:00)
The Tromsø Repository
of Language and
Linguistics –
Presentation
ORAL POSTER
SESSIONS 6:
5-minute presentations:
Sat
18.0019.00
BREAK
Sat
19.0021.00
Welcome remarks on behalf of CEELBAS: Prof. Chris Davis, Reader in
Command and Transition Economies, Oxford and Co-Director of CEELBAS
CONFERENCE DINNER – The Dining Hall (Hilda Besse Building)
SLAVIC COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS CONFERENCE 2015
OXFORD PROGRAMME
DAY
TIME
Panels
Panels
Rooms
Dahrendorf Room
(Founder’s Buildings)
Deakin Room
(Founder’s Buildings)
PANEL 7: ASPECTS OF
ACQUISITION
20-minute presentations
and 10-minutes Q&As
PANEL 8: VERBAL
MORPHOLOGY AND
LANGUAGE CHANGE
20-minute presentations
and 10-minutes Q&As
Panels
Syndicate Room
(Basement, Old Main
Building)
PANEL 9: FRAME AND
SCHEMA SEMANTICS
20-minute presentations
and 10-minutes Q&As
M. Zawisławska:
Synesthetic Metaphors
in Polish from the
Perspective of Frame
Semantics
I. Vaňková: JEŽÍŠEK
(“the Baby Jesus”) in
the Context of Czech
Christmas: Cognitive
Definition of JEŽÍŠEK
– JEŽÍŠEK as a
Conceptual Blend
D. Lukes: Czech
without Aspect:
Marrying Cognitive
Schemas with
Functional
Representations
Sun
09.0010.30
P. Eismont: Development
of Understanding
Emotions
L. Saicova-Rimalova:
Children and the
Interpretation of the
World
O. Nagel and A. Bub:
Russian Derivational
Morphology: Frequency
and Age of Acquisition
Conditions
Sun
10.3011.00
COFFEE BREAK – The Buttery (Hilda Besse Building)
Sun
11.0012.00
PLENARY 2: NISSAN LECTURE THEATRE (Nissan Institute Building)
MARK TURNER
45 min talk and 15 min Q&A
Sun
12.0013.00
Slavic Cognitive Linguistics Association General Meeting - NISSAN LECTURE
THEATRE (Nissan Institute Building)
Sun
13.0014.30
LUNCH BREAK – Dining Hall (Hilda Besse Building)
PANEL 10: VERBAL
ASPECT
20-minute presentations
and 10-minutes Q&As
Sun
Sun
Sun
14.3016.00
16.0016.30
16.3017.30
I. Starý Kořánová: States
and Perfectives in Czech
J. Chromý and S. Matejka:
On-line Processing of Biaspectual Verbs in Czech
J. Viimaranta: Verbal
Aspect in Onomatopoeic
Interjections in Russian
H. M. Eckhoff: New
Habits, Old Roots: The
History of the po
Delimitatives Revisited
M.-M. Stanojević: Losing
It: Unauxiliated
Compound Preterits in
Croatian
S. Dickey: Networks,
Attractors, and the
History of Slavic Aspect
PANEL 11: ASPECTS
OF DISCOURSE
ANALYSIS
20-minute presentations
and 10-minutes Q&As
M. Kozdra: The Image of
PANEL 12: ASPECTS
OF ARGUMENT
STRUCTURE AND
WORD ORDER
20-minute presentations
and 10-minutes Q&As
МИГРАНТЫ(MIGRANTS)
in Contemporary Public
Discourse in Russia :
ELC (Ethno-LinguoСognitive) Approach A.
Zalizniak and A.
Shmelev: Translation as
an Instrument of
Semantic Analysis:
Russian LanguageSpecific Words in
Parallel Corpora
O. Busheva:
Interpretation of Hint in
Mass Media
M. Ovsjannikova: Word
Order in Clauses with
Experiencer-Object
Verbs in Russian
O. Kissilev and I.
Mikaelian: Subject-Verb
Order in Russian Oral
Narratives: Online
Discourse and
Construction Effects
A Peti-Stantić and M.-M.
Stanojević: NonArgument Dative with
Dative Argument Verbs
COFFEE BREAK – The Buttery (Hilda Besse Building)
CLOSING REMARKS (& award of book prizes) – NISSAN LECTURE THEATRE