Editorial
Dear All,
We hope you all get cheerfully through the beginning of the academic term.
We hope you will find this autumn issue useful and would like to encourage you to submit any HPSG-related information (report on HPSG-related talks, work in progress, theses, new HPSG projects and softwares, moves within the HPSG community, etc.).
Send your contributions for the next issue of the gazette (to appear in January) to:
Remember that any urgent information should be posted on the the HPSG mailing list rather than sent to the Gazette.
Best regards,
Elodie Winckel & Antonio Machicao y Priemer
Conference and Workshops
HPSG 2014 – Pictures
Date: August 27 – 29 2014 Location: Buffalo, New York For those who could not assist to the HPSG Conference 2014 (and the others as well):
- some pictures and slides of the conference and
- some pictures of the Workshop on Understudied Languages and Syntactic Theory.
Second European workshop on HPSG «Fort à Paris» 2014
Date: November 17 – 18 2014 Location: Paris, France Webpage: http://ew-hpsg.linguist.univ-paris-diderot.fr/2014/
Description: The second European workshop on HPSG «Fort à Paris» will be held in Paris at the Maison Chicago (University of Chicago Center in Paris, 6 rue Thomas Mann, 13e) on the 17th and 18th of November 2014, organised by Berthold Crysmann (Laboratoire de linguistique formelle, CNRS & U Paris Diderot). This is the second gathering of this type, following up on the 2012 Frankfurt meeting organised by Gert Webelhuth. Participation is open to all interested parties. There is no registration and therefore no registration fee.You can find the programme of the workshop below.
For up-to-date information on the programme, as well as practical information please refer to the workshop's home page. In case you want to participate at the social events (warming-up on Sun night, dinner on Mon night), please send an email to the organiser.
Program:
- Sunday (Nov 16) 20h30: Warming up (L'échappée, rue Boyer, 20e, M° Gambetta / M° Ménilmontant)
- Monday (Nov 17):
- 8h30 – 9h00: Reception
- 9h00 – 10h30: Session 1
- Assif Am-David & Manfred Sailer (U Frankfurt): An LRS Encoding of a Semantic Typology of Definiteness
- Jonathan Ginzburg (U Paris Diderot): Quotation and underlying grammatical type theory
- 10h30 – 10h50: Coffee break
- 10h50 – 12h20: Session 2
- Elodie Winckel (FU Berlin): De-phrases in French
- Olivier Bonami (U Paris Sorbonne) & Berthold Crysmann (CNRS): Variable morphotactics in a nutshell: the case of French pronominal affixes
- 12h20 – 14h00: Lunch break
- 14h00 – 16h15: Session 3
- Antonio Machicao y Priemer (FU Berlin): Issues of the left side of NP
- Frank van Eynde (KU Leuven): Two types of predicative complements
- Philippa Cook (FU Berlin): A Fresh Look at "Außenseiter" Sentences
- 16h15 – 16h45: Coffee break
- 16h45 – 18h15: Session 4
- Doug Arnold & Andrew Spencer (U Essex): The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
- Jean-Pierre Koenig (U Buffalo): A grammar fragment of Oneida
- 20h30: Workshop dinner
- Tuesday (Nov 18):
- 8h30 – 9h00: Reception
- 9h00 – 12h20: Session 5
- Manfred Sailer (U Frankfurt): Inverse linking as complex quantifier formation
- Frank Richter (U Frankfurt): Polyadic "same" and "different"
- 10h30 – 10h50: Coffee break
- 10h50 – 12h20: Session 6
- Lars Hellan (U Trondheim): Building a cross-linguistic construction typology using HPSG
- Livnat Herzig Sheinfux (U Haifa), Petter Haugereid (U Bergen), Nurit Melnik (Open University of Israel) & Shuly Wintner (U Haifa): Towards a large-scale, wide-coverage HPSG grammar of Hebrew
- 12h20 – 14h00: Lunch break
- 14h00 – 15h30: Session 7
- Philip Miller (U Paris Diderot): Pseudogapping
- Berthold Crysmann (CNRS): Batsbi exuberant exponence in information-based morphology
- 15h30: Farewell drinks
Jobs
Open position at the Freie Universität Berlin
Hi everybody,
We are hiring a postdoc. Full position, three years, cool city, low living costs, but lots of stuff is going on. The highest density of linguists world wide (I guess).
Please spread the word. You can find more details on the job offer website of the German Grammar Group at the Free University Berlin.
Best wishes
Stefan (Müller)
HPSG Bibliography: Last entries
Here's the updated bibliography with the submissions since our last issue. Thanks to everybody who contributed to the bibliography!
@article{Haddar:Boukedi:ea:10, author = "Kais Haddar and Sirine Boukedi and Ines Zalila", journal = "International Journal on Information and Communication Technologies, Vol. 3, No. 3, June 2010", number = "3", pages = "52--64", title = "Construction of an {HPSG} Grammar for the {Arabic} Language and its Specification in {TDL}", url = "http://www.ieee.ma/IJICT/IJICT-SI-Bouzoubaa-3.3/6%20-%20kais.pdf", volume = "3", year = "2010" } @InCollection{Osenova:14, author = {Petya Osenova}, title = {Classifier noun phrases of the type N1N2 in Bulgarian}, booktitle = {Noun Valency}, editor = {Olga Spevak}, address = {Amsterdam/Philadelphia}, publisher = {John Benjamins Publishing Company}, pages = {141-160}, year = {2014} } @inproceedings{Masum:Islam:ea:12, author = "Mahmudul Hasan Masum and Muhammad Sadiqul Islam and M. Sohel Rahman and Reaz Ahmed", booktitle = "The 13th International {Arab} Conference", pages = "272--279", title = "{HPSG} Analysis of Type-Based {Arabic} Nominal Declension", url = "http://www.acit2k.org/ACIT/2012Proceedings/6283.pdf", year = "2012" } @article{Mueller:Wechsler:14, author = "Stefan M{\"u}ller and Stephen Mark Wechsler", journal = "Theoretical Linguistics", number = "1--2", pages = "1--76", title = "Lexical Approaches to Argument Structure", url = "http://hpsg.fu-berlin.de/~stefan/Pub/arg-st.html", volume = "40", year = "2014" } @article{Mueller:Wechsler:14b, author = "Stefan M{\"u}ller and Stephen Mark Wechsler", journal = "Theoretical Linguistics", number = "1--2", pages = "187--224", title = "Two Sides of the Same Slim {Boojum}: Further Arguments for a Lexical Approach to Argument Structure", url = "http://hpsg.fu-berlin.de/~stefan/Pub/arg-st-reply.html", volume = "40", year = "2014" }
Please submit further entries to make the HPSG-Bibliography as complete as possible. Older papers not yet registered are welcome as well.
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