APPLICATIONS TO SSoL2024 ARE OPEN TILL MARCH 10 MARCH 17, 2024
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The Summer School of Linguistics will take place from 17 to 24 August 2024 in České Budějovice, Czech Republic.
The applications are accepted from February 8 till March 10, 2024 (extended till March 17). See page To apply.
Preliminary schedule (as of January 30)
Friday 16 August
ARRIVAL, EVENING PUB
Saturday 17 August
10:00–11:10 Opening
11:20–12:30 Linda Drijvers: How gestures enhance speech comprehension
14:30–15:40 Benedikt Szmrecsanyi: Recent advances in variationist linguistics I
16:00–17:10 TBA
17:30–18:40 Dalibor Kučera: Finding psychological markers in text: Using closed-vocabulary approach in personality description
Sunday 18 August
10:00–11:10 Linda Drijvers: Multimodal language in the brain
11:20–12:30 Linda Drijvers: Novel methods to study audiovisual integration and multimodal language processing
14:00–15:10 Benedikt Szmrecsanyi: Recent advances in variationist linguistics I
15:30–16:40 TBA
17:00–18:10 TBA
Monday 19 August
10:00–11:10 Linda Drijvers: Inter-brain synchrony in natural conversations
11:20–12:30 TBA
14:30–15:40 Benedikt Szmrecsanyi: Recent advances in variationist linguistics II
17:00–19:00 POSTER SESSION
Tuesday 20 August
ORGANIZED TRIP
Wednesday 21 August
10:00–11:10 WORKSHOPS: (A): Daniela Palleschi: Open Science Practices for Linguistic Research: Reproducible Analyses in R I. Reproducibility in linguistic research and R (what, why, and how?); (B) Danny Dirker: From Gaze to Insight: Eye-Tracking Methodology and Its Application in Linguistics I
11:20–12:30 Amanda Potts: Interdisciplinary approaches to exploring identity construction using corpus-assisted discourse analysis
14:30–15:40 Johann-Mattis List, Jessica Nieder, Kellen Parker Van Dam: Multilingual Computational Linguistics I
16:00–17:10 Barbara Kaup: Negation Processing I
17:30–18:40 Filip Smolík: How are grammatical categories born? Rules and words in late infancy and toddlerhood
Thursday 22 August
10:00–11:10 WORKSHOPS: (A): Daniela Palleschi: Open Science Practices for Linguistic Research: Reproducible Analyses in R II. Setting up tools for reproducible research (RProjects, Rmarkdown/Quarto, R packages); (B) Danny Dirker: From Gaze to Insight: Eye-Tracking Methodology and Its Application in Linguistics II
11:20–12:30 Amanda Potts: Using SketchEngine for corpus-based discourse analysis of identity (workshop)
14:30–15:40 Johann-Mattis List, Jessica Nieder, Kellen Parker Van Dam: Multilingual Computational Linguistics II
16:00–17:10 Barbara Kaup: Negation Processing II
17:30–18:40 Filip Smolík: Rules, memory and inflection: how lexical semantics becomes involved in morphosyntax
Friday 23 August
10:00–11:10 FREE TIME
11:20–12:30 WORKSHOPS: (A): Daniela Palleschi: Open Science Practices for Linguistic Research: Reproducible Analyses in R III Maintaining a reproducible workflow (free session putting the tools into practice); (B) Danny Dirker: From Gaze to Insight: Eye-Tracking Methodology and Its Application in Linguistics III
14:30–15:40 Johann-Mattis List, Jessica Nieder, Kellen Parker Van Dam: Multilingual Computational Linguistics III
16:00–17:10 Barbara Kaup: Negation Processing III
17:30–18:40 Barbara Mertins: Bilingualism
Saturday 24 August
10:00–11:10 WORKSHOPS: (A): Daniela Palleschi: Open Science Practices for Linguistic Research: Reproducible Analyses in R IV. Code review: sharing our RProject with collaborators to test reproducibility; (B) Danny Dirker: From Gaze to Insight: Eye-Tracking Methodology and Its Application in Linguistics IV
11:20–12:30 Johann-Mattis List, Jessica Nieder, Kellen Parker Van Dam: Multilingual Computational Linguistics IV
14:30–15:40 Barbara Kaup: Negation Processing IV
16:00–17:10 Barbara Mertins: Multilingualism in German speaking contexts
17:30–18:40 Barbara Mertins: Linguistic relativity
Sunday 25 August
DEPARTURE
Speakers of 2024
The already confirmed speakers of 2024 are:
- Filip Smolík (Charles University)
- Amanda Potts (Cardiff University)
- Benedikt Szmrecsanyi (KU Leuven)
- Linda Drijvers (MPI Nijmegen)
- Ruth Corps (MPI Nijmegen)
- Barbara Mertins (TU Dortmund)
- Johann-Mattis List (University of Passau)
- Jessica Nieder (University of Passau)
- Kellen Parker Van Dam (University of Passau)
- Daniela Palleschi (HU Berlin)
- Danny Dirker (Heidelberg University)
- Dalibor Kučera (University of South Bohemia)