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Summer school: COST A33/EGG

Organisator(en) Uli Sauerland
Veranstaltungsbeginn 27.07.2009, 09.00 Uhr
Veranstaltungsende 07.08.2009, 18.00 Uhr
Ort Poznan, Poland
Summer school website

So off it goes for Poznan 2009. 
Like syntax and semantics, the phonology lineup this year focuses on 'external evidence' such as aphasia or real-time measures of brain activity that is brought to bear in order to argue about phonological theory. 
This orientation leans on another summer school that is organized together with EGG this year (something we've never had thus far), and which is specifically about SLI (as a piece of a project of Uli Sauerland's, COST). More on this soon in this theatre. 
Beyond this thematic focus, the phonology programme will however also offer regular classes that do not specifically draw on external evidence. 
To get the school off the ground, here are the first three teachers that have agreed to come to Poznan: 

- Charles Kisseberth (Tel Aviv) 
- Markus Pöchtrager (Istanbul) 
- Mary Ann Walter (Northwestern) 

WEEK I:

Time

Intro classes

Topical classes

Topical classes

9:30-

10:30

Introduction to Standard Government Phonology(Poechtrager)

Bilingualism, L2 learning and SLI(Stavrakaki)

Interrogatives in child language: issues at the syntax/semantics interface (10 classes)(Demirdache)

10:30-

11:30

Introduction to Neurolinguistics(Stockall)

Language Games(Walter)

Syntax of Case(Pesetsky)

11:45-

12:45

Introduction to Semantics (and Pragmatics) - 10 classes (Zeijlstra)

Understanding Vowel Harmony using Artificial Grammars (Finley)

SLI and other developmental disorders (with a special reference to Developmental Dyslexia)(Stavrakaki)

14:30-

15:30

Introduction to phonological phrasing(Kisseberth)

Lexical development - 10 classes (Haman)

Syntax of music

(Pesetsky)

15:30-

16:30

Introduction to Syntax (10 classes)(Preminger)

Lexical development - 10 classes (Haman)

Processing of implicatures(Zweig)

16:45-

17:45

Introduction to Recursion(Sauerland)

External evidence and the linguistic structure of Arabic: Decomposition to the root in aphasic speech and child language (10 classes) (Idrisssi)

 

WEEK II:

Time

Intro classes

Topical classes

Topical classes

9:30-

10:30

 

External evidence and the linguistic structure of Arabic: Decomposition to the root in aphasic speech and child language (10 classes) (Idrisssi)

Embedding: subordination and Theory of Mind(Hollebrandse)

10:30-

11:30

Introduction to Syntax (10 classes)(Preminger)

External evidence and Government Phonology(Poechtrager)

Acquisition of aspect

(Gagarina)

11:45-

12:45

Introduction to Experimental Phonology(Walter)

Semantics of plurals

(Zweig)

Development of verb categories in first language acquisition(Gagarina)

14:30-

15:30

Introduction to Semantics (and Pragmatics) - 10 classes (Zeijlstra)

Optimal Domains Theory (Kisseberth)

Interrogatives in child language: issues at the syntax/semantics interface (10 classes) (Demirdache)

15:30-

16:30

Introduction to Optimality Theory (Finley)

Neuromorphology: How the brain detects and analyzes morphological (Stockall)constituents(Stockall)

Semantics and Pragmatics in Language Disordered Children(Sauerland)

16:45-

17:45

Introduction to Language Acquisition(Hollebrandse)

Agreement and its failures (Preminger)