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ICLC13 Final Programme Monday 20th July 2015

Monday 20th July 2015

08.30-09.45 Registration

09.45-10.15 Opening CCE1-001 and CCE1-002

Gesture Chair: Terry Janzen

THEME SESSION Producing Figurative

Language Organiser: John Barnden

& Andrew Gargett

Experimental methods

Chair: Laura Janda

THEME SESSION Cognitive Contact

Linguistics Organiser: Eline Zenner &

Ad Backus

Information structure

Chair: Ad Foolen

Word formation Chair: Svetoslava

Antonova-Baumann

SLA and pedagogy Chair: Julia Prentice

CCE-001 CCE1-002 CCE1-003 CCE1-401 CCE1-402 CCE1-403 CCE1-009

10.25-10.50 The influence of gesture restriction on verb tense use: Does gender play a

role? Elena Nicoladis & Lisa

Smithson

Different motivations for metaphor and metonymy

in Portuguese word-formation

Margarida Basilio

Experimentally determining the main clause in English finite

complementation constructions

Siva Kalyan & Ewa Dąbrowska

Discussion

The Core-Final Structure: the Parallelism of Tag

Questions in English and Ending Particles

Sentences in Japanese Hiromi Nakatani & Akira

Takashima

Blends at the intersection of addition and

subtraction: A usage-based approach Natalia Beliaeva

Applying Cognitive Linguistics to Teaching

English Prepositions: An Experimental-CALL Study

Helen Zhao & Man Ho Wong

10.50-11.15 Multimodal Events in Natural Chinese Conver-sations: the Co-speech

Gestural Representation of Aspects

Ronghua Wang & Guiying Jiang

Simultaneous motion in multiple dimensions: Why metonymy isn’t enough

Cristiano Broccias

The Effect of Constructional Subschemas on

Acceptability/Grammaticality Judgment Motoki Saito

Through the cognitive looking glass: Studying bilingual wordplay in

public signage Sebastian Knospe

Tough-Expressions in English and Chinese: A

Functional and Cognitive Approach

Yapei Li & Yina Wang

Salience in metonymy-motivated constructional

abbreviated form with particular attention to

English clippings Antonio Barcelona

Should discourse marker use be taught? Analysis

of DMs occurring in dialogues in ELT

textbooks Chie Kawashima

11.15-11.40 Perspective taking in speech and gesture: Computational cost

matters Fey Parrill, Alexsis

Blocton, Mary Lowery & Ava Schneider

Producing Figurative Pragmatic Effects: Endings Justifying

Meanings Herbert Colston &

Eleanor Kinney

This is the native speaker that the non-native

speaker outperformed: individual, education-

related differences James Street

English and French loans in Belgian Dutch and

Netherlandic Dutch: an onomasiological

approach Jocelyne Daems, Kris

Heylen & Dirk Geeraerts

The Definiteness-effect Revisited

Soyoon Park

Noun-to-Verb Conversion as a Frame-Driven Word

Formation Hirotaka Nakajima

An Empirical Classroom Study on the Efficacy of

Using CG to Teach German Case to

Intermediate Learners Carlee Arnett

11.40-12.05 Predicting quotation use from speakers’

behavioral and linguistic characteristics Kashmiri Stec

Definiteness as a trigger of idiomaticity

Loes Koring

Whose mind do classifications of modality mirror?

Dagmar Divjak, Nina Szymor, Dario Lečić, Steven Clancy, Olga Lyashevskaya, Maria

Ovsjannikova, Mateusz-Milan Stanojević & Anita

Peti-Stantić

Explaining language development in German-English bilingual children

Antje Quick, Elena Lieven, Malinda

Carpenter & Michael Tomasello

A usage-based approach to extraposition of

clausal subjects in English Peter Uhrig

Utterance condensation: An emergent means of

word formation in Chinese

Lin He, Rong Chen & Chunmei Hu

A Cognitive Linguistic Analysis of the Japanese

aspect marker -tei(ru) and its pedagogical

implications Masumi Hamada

12.05-12.30 GAP The reception of computer-generated

metaphors by international audiences Jeannette Littlemore,

David Houghton, Paula Pérez Sobrino & Shi

Jinfang

Five statistical models for Likert-type experimental

data on acceptability judgments

Anna Endresen & Laura Janda

Redefining the ‘structural’, and the

‘transfer’ in ‘structural transfer’

Pablo Irizarri van Suchtelen & Francesca

Moro

A marker of shared knowledge, theticity and

mirativity: Information managing

functions of the utterance-final particle -canha in Spoken Korean

Ahrim Kim

Analysis of neologism to explore where sound

symbolism can be lost Ryoko Uno, Nobuhiro Kaji

& Masaru Kitsuregawa

Learning difficult Japanese polysemous particles with usage-

based instruction Kyoko Masuda

ICLC13 Final Programme Monday 20th July 2015

12.30-13.30 Lunch break

Sign Language Chair: Elena Nicoladis

THEME SESSION cont. Producing Figurative

Language

Constructional polysemy and synonymy

Chair: Dagmar Divjak

THEME SESSION cont. Cognitive Contact

Linguistics

Information structure Chair: Peter Uhrig

Word formation & lexicology

Chair: Antonio Barcelona

Writing Chair: Andrea Tyler

CCE-001 CCE1-002 CCE1-003 CCE1-401 CCE1-402 CCE1-403 CCE1-009

13.30-13.55 I See what you mean: Visual Conceptualization

in Spoken and Signed Language Interpreters Lorraine Leeson, Terry

Janzen & Barbara Shaffer

On the production of figurative language:

Toward a genre-based account of metaphor

Anna Piata

Motivation behind the extended senses of the

Polish ditransitive construction

Joanna Paszenda

PCU constructions in bilingual encounters: Code-switching and effective/epistemic

concepts Bram Vertommen &

Caroline Gentens

"Existential cores" in Cognitive Grammar:

Theoretical basis, method of representation, and

cross-linguistic applicability

András Imrényi

Word-formation metonymy - to be or not

to be? The role of metonymy in

verbocentric compounds (in English and Bulgarian)

Alexandra Bagasheva

GAP

13.55-14.20 A Cognitive Semantic Analysis of Pointing in Co-speech Gesture and

Sign Laura Hirrel & Sherman

Wilcox

An Emergent Model of Metaphors as

Transformations of Vector Spaces

Stephen McGregor, Matthew Purver &

Geraint Wiggins

Dutch impersonal passives with intransitive

verbs: Atelic volitional acts and beyond Maaike Beliën

Cognitive Contact Linguistics as an essential ingredient of diachronic construction grammar

Dirk Noël

English categorizing copular clauses:

Construing ascription and specification

Wout Van Praet & Kristen Davidse

Using domain matrices to describe the semantics of

compound nouns Eli Anne Eiesland

Acquisition of English scientific prose

punctuation patterns Tatiana Evtushenko, Natalia Shalyapina &

Nina Yevtushenko

14.20-14.45 Composite Utterances in a Signed Language: Topic

constructions and Perspective-taking in ASL

Terry Janzen

Can a Machine Exhibit a Sense Of Irony? Human Evaluation of Machine-Generated Figurative

Statements Tony Veale

Semantic Opposition in Constructional Synonymy -An Empirical analysis of

Chinese “zhe”/“le” existential constructions

Zhen Tian

Gender concepts in British, Indian and Nigerian English. A

corpus study on multi-modal metaphors in films

Anna Finzel

Projector constructions in Twitter

Ad Foolen

Is the distinction between semantically transparent and opaque compounds

psychologically real? Svetoslava Antonova-

Baumann

What Metaphors and Gestures Reveal about

the Development of ESL students' Concepts for

Writing Wan Wan & Yao Tong

14.45-15.10 How to Construct Time by Using Spatial Concepts in

Chinese Sign Language and Tibetean Sign

Language Li Heng

Discussion

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Constructions and long-tailed distribution of their collexemes: A Look at the

relationship between low-frequency words and constructional prototypes

Yoichiro Hasebe

Language ideology in the contemporary Italian speech community: A semantic vector space

approach Stefano De Pascale, Dirk

Speelman & Stefania Marzo

The role of DO-auxiliary in subject-auxiliary

inversion: developing Langacker’s notion of existential negotiation

Patrick Duffley

Hausa plant names in the light of conceptual

blending Olga Frackiewicz

A Bilingual Tripartite Architecture and its

potential for analysing FL writing

Esther Breuer

15.10-15.35 The multimodal mental timeline: what

spontaneous gestures reveal about the

conceptualization of time Javier Valenzuela &

Cristóbal Pagán-Cánovas

Metaphors between general and specialised knowledge: a corpus-

based analysis of linguistic metaphors in

aviation discourse Ana Ostroški Anić

Exploring the history of Reaction Object Constructions. A

collostructional analysis Tamara Bouso Rivas

Discussion

GAP

Stagnancy or evolution of feminine professions and occupations in a French

dictionary? Georges Farid

Reframing Prescriptivism: Rhetorical Construction

Grammar and L1 Writing Instruction

Cameron Mozafari & Michael Israel

15.35-16.00 Coffee break

16.00-17.15 Discussion panel: Bringing together theory and method + ICLA Publicity CCE1-001 and CCE1-002

17.15-18:45 Plenary: ADELE GOLDBERG How functions matter: Got constructions? CCE1-001 and CCE1-002

18.45-19.45 Wine reception

ICLC13 Final Programme Tuesday 21st July 2015

Tuesday 21st July 2015

THEME SESSION CL and the Evolution of

Language Organiser: Stefan

Hartmann, Michael Pleyer & James Winters

THEME SESSION Viewpoint in and across

Multimodal Artifacts Organiser: Barbara Dancygier & Lieven

Vandelanotte

Construction grammar Chair: Cristiano Broccias

Emotion

Chair: Mimi Huang

Language Attitudes Chair: Kevin Watson

Motion Acquisition

Chair: Noriko Matsumoto

Referring expressions Chair: Susen Faulhaber

CCE1-001 CCE1-002 CCE1-003 CCE1-401 CCE1-402 CCE1-403 CCE1-009

08.30-08.55 The Human Meaning-Making Engine: Its Nature and Origins

Vyv Evans

Image-schematic scaffolding in visual and

textual artifacts Barbara Dancygier & Lieven Vandelanotte

The Agreement Construction

Carlos Acuña-Fariña

Complementing corpus based analysis of the conceptualization of

emotion terms with GRID methodology

Benedikt Perak

New methods to measure language attitudes: A

case study on attitudes towards regional varie-ties of Dutch in Belgium

Laura Rosseel

The Acquisition of the Deictic Verbs Iku ‘to Go’ and Kuru ‘to Come’ in L1

Japanese Miho Takanashi

A hell of a day: The referential identity of

English binominal phrases

Chongwon Park & Daniel Turner

08.55-09.20 The relevance of a ‘Complex Adaptive

Systems’ approach to ‘language’

Roslyn Frank

Alignment and viewpoint Kurt Feyaerts, Bert Oben, Ilona Papousek & Helmut

Lackner

Struggling with Prepositional Verbs Nathan Schneider

How prototypical the semantic transitivity of ‘love’ in Biblical Hebrew is: A cultural-linguistic

approach Ruti Vardi

Attitudes towards L2 accents: an experimental

study of English as a Lingua Franca

Gitte Kristiansen & Sarah Schlemmer

Motion event descrip-tions and Bilingualism:

On the influence of language mode on

French-German bilin-guals’ spatial language

Raphael Berthele

Structural Salience and Referential Accessibility: A Cognitive Account of

Inter-clausal NP Anaphora in Chinese Complex Sentences

Yulong Xu

09.20-09.45 Experimental Evidence on the Emergence of

Phonological Structure Sabine van der Ham, Hannah Little, Kerem

Eryılmaz & Bart de Boer

Multimodality and multi-viewpoint construction in

comics Mike Borkent

The cognitive linguistic approach to the

semantics of English VPCs within LCCM Theory

Yukiyo Takimoto

Kasum ‘Chest/Breast’ as a Locus for Emotions in

Korean Haeyon Kim, Seung-Chul

Shin & Sang-Rae Cho

Socio-cognitive salience and the role of the local

Marie Jensen

Literal quotation as fictive interaction

strategy in conversations by autistic children and

controls Aline Dornelas & Esther

Pascual

Proper Noun Phrases with Determiners Elizabeth Riddle

09.45-10.10 On-line pressures from turn taking constrain the cultural evolution of word

order Seán Roberts & Stephen

Levinson

Representation and metarepresentation of thoughts and speech in the medium of comics

Charles Forceville

A Construction Grammar approach to irony Alexander Bergs & Claudia Lehmann

The metaphoric conceptualization of

emotion through heart-idioms in Turkish

Melike Baş

Speaking like the enemy: An experimental model of

inverse linguistic affiliation in South

Philadelphia Gareth Roberts & Betsy

Sneller

“I Go Run Up” and “a Big Storm Came Running Up”: Manner-Satellite

Patterns in English-Speaking Children’s

Speech about Motion Chie Fukada

Behavioral profiles of reflexive-type markers in

Polish Jaroslaw Józefowski

10.10-10.35 Eco-Evo-Devo: Biocultural synergies in language

evolution Chris Sinha

Metaphor and iconicity in advertising viewpoint: Dividing modalities and

conquering the audience? Eve Sweetser

Does true synonymy exist?

Anton Granvik & Susanna Taimitarha

The expression of fear in Italian and Russian: a

corpus-based approach to causality Erica Pinelli

GAP The acquisition of the placement event

constructions in L2 Spanish and L2 Danish

Teresa Cadierno, Alberto Hijazo-Gascón & Iraide Ibarretxe-

Antuñano

Metonymic organization of self - the case of

illeisms Tanja Gradečak-Erdeljić


11.00-12.30 Plenary: MARTIN HASPELMATH Are cognitive universals of language a myth? CCE1-001 and CCE1-002



THEME SESSION cont. CL and the Evolution of

Language

THEME SESSION cont. Viewpoint in and across

Multimodal Artifacts

Idioms Chair: Tania Mortelmans

Language and the Brain Chair: Andriy Myachykov

Cognitive & Variationist Sociolinguistics

Chair: Marie Jensen

Emotion > Usage-based Acquisition Chair:

Angeliki Athanasaidou

Referring expressions Chair: Thomas Herbst


13.30-13.55 Public and private communication: stages in the evolution of language

and cognition? Arie Verhagen

Viewpoint and sound design in film:

Misdirection and re-construal in The

Conversation Vera Tobin

Accidentally spilled the bag: Investigating the

comprehension of idiomatic variation

Kristina Geeraert, Harald Baayen & John Newman

Does the Brain Grasp Politics, Even When It

Doesn’t?: Modulation of Motor and Premotor

Areas by Affirmative and

Negated Hand-Action Metaphors

Elisabeth Wehling, Vesna Gamez-Djokic & Lisa Aziz-

Zadeh

t-to-r in north-west England: lexical

frequency, schema strength and transitional

probability Kevin Watson, Lynn Clark & Sarah van Eyndhoven

Transitivity and construal in English emotion verbs:

A quantitative investigation

Jason Grafmiller

The variation of usted as a grammatical object in

discursive interaction María José Serrano

13.55-14.20 Linguistic systems adapt to their contextual niche

James Winters

Viewpoint blending in Hong Kong’s Umbrella

Revolution Adrian Lou

Processing Chinese three-character idioms and

their variants in literally and figuratively biased contexts: An ERP study

Hui Zhang

Metonymic Connections are not “Mapped”:

Theoretical and Neurological Evidence for

“Metonymic Binding” Daniel Strack

The influence of concept features and semantic

field on lexical heterogeneity Karlien Franco

The colors of fear: using chromatic information to modulate the expression

of emotion Almudena Soto & Javier

Valenzuela

An attempt at a unified approach to salience in

Cognitive Grammar Siva Kalyan

14.20-14.45 Communicating events using bodily mimesis with and without vocalization Jordan Zlatev, Sławomir Wacewicz, Przemysław Żywiczyński & Joost van

de Weijer

Opposition and viewpoint in political discourse Douglas Guilbeault

Discourse metaphors and the story-based four-

character Chinese idioms Dingfang Shu

Are there differences between comprehension

of literary and non-literary metaphors? An

ERP proof Hongjun Chen,

Xiaoshuang Peng, Qilin Lu & Xin Liu

Cross-dialectal variation in English verb

complementation: A multivariate corpus

analysis Ashraf Khamis

Usage-based analysis of the development of the

Japanese negation construction Mariko Uno

Synecdoches we live through: a corpus-based analysis of English part-whole expressions of the

Self from Langacker's Cognitive Grammar

perspective Simon Devylder

14.45-15.10 Discussant: James

Hurford

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Viewpoint and stance in gesture: How tabooed

discourse content influences speakers’

gestural viewpoint in film retellings

Linn-Marlen Rekittke

Idiomaticity and metaphors, dead or alive:

lost in translation? Yvon Keromnes

Morally Queasy Brains: Insula and Basal Ganglia Responses to Literal and

Metaphoric Disgust Language

Vesna Gamez-Djokic, Srini Narayanan,

Elisabeth Wehling, Tong Sheng, Benjamin

Bergen & Lisa Aziz-Zadeh

Good, Great or Excellent? Method Can Tell About Theory: A case study of

Chinese analytic causative

Yanan Hu, Dirk Geeraerts & Dirk Speelman

Plural mass nouns and the construal of

individuation: usage-based evidence from cross-linguistic first

language acquisition Ifigeneia Athanasiadou &

Panos Athanasopoulos

Where should Depictive Construction be

positioned? Haruka Ogawa

15.10-15.35 Olfactory information processing channel in phytonymic lexicon

(based on Western Slavic languages)

Nataliya Panasenko & Hana Pravdová

Experiencing artworks from within: Simulated artifact immersion as

viewpoint strategy Irene Mittelberg

On metaphors in Irish English

Stephen Lucek

Beyond sweet: a variety of conventional

metaphors are more emotionally engaging

than literal paraphrases Francesca Citron, Nora

Michaelis & Adele Goldberg

Beyond (In)directness: A Multivariate Model of Causation for Chinese

Causatives Yanan Hu & Kris Heylen

On the acquisition of null subjects in Polish. A

correspondence analysis Iwona Góralczyk & Joanna Łozińskar

From Conceptual Distance to Focal Point in

Conversation: Distal Demonstrative in

Taiwanese Southern Min Miao-Hsia Chang & Huai-

Tung Hsu



THEME SESSION What a study of Smell

can tell CL Organiser: Asifa Majid

THEME SESSION cont. Viewpoint in and across

Multimodal Artifacts

Experimental Approaches

Chair: Fey Parrill

Parts of speech

Chair: Steven Clancy

Language and Evolution Chair: Stefan Hartmann

Modal constructions Chair: Carlos Acuña-

Fariña

Communication and

health Chair: Thora Tenbrink


16.00-16.25 Smell descriptions in hunter-gatherers and

wine-experts Asifa Majid

The same, but different: An ontology of expert

and amateur interactions with technology

Matt Hayler

Categorization in Languages with and

without Grammatical Gender: Evidence from

Russian and Chinese Jenny Yichun Kuo & Tuyana Dugarova

Stagnation and Transition: In search of discourse correlates for

summary and sequential scanning

Masako Fidler & Václav Cvrček

Population structure, social bias, and

efficiency: An iterated-learning study

Gareth Roberts & Maryia Fedzechkina

Towards a Construction-Based Grammar: The Case of German and

Dutch Modal Constructions

Lynn Anthonissen & Tanja Mortelmans

Log-linear modeling and chi-squared analysis of

metaphor in psychotherapy discourse

Dennis Tay

16.25-16.50 Smell and the other senses in conversation

Lila San Roque

Multimodal interaction and viewpoint in internet

memes Lieven Vandelanotte &

Barbara Dancygier

The effect of metaphor on frequency of usage: Horns are mentioned

more for unicorns, less for devils

Sachi Kato

Cognitive Distinctions of Nouns and Verbs

Chunjie Guo

Assessing the role of the environment in emerging cultural communication

systems Jonas Nölle

Between deontic modality and necessity

conditionals: A cognitive typological analysis of Chinese, Japanese and

Korean Bing Zhu & Kaoru Horie

What the lexicogrammatical

construction of force relationships can reveal

about conceptualisations of the self

Olivia Knapton

16.50-17.15 Talking about smell in Kuteb

Doris Richter genannt Kemmermann

Discussion

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How heavy are things in Croatian and elsewhere?

A contrastive-experimental study

Mario Brdar, Kristina Štrkalj Despot,

Mirjana Tonkovic, Rita Brdar-Szabó & Ivan

Tomic

English function words from a usage-based

perspective – what word classes can and cannot

do Susen Faulhaber, Thomas

Herbst & Peter Uhrig

The cultural evolution of function morphology in

an Iterated Learning experiment

Carmen Saldana, Simon Kirby & Kenny Smith

Epistemic Conditional Construction in Korean

Jeong-Woon Park

Communicating and Cooperating with Cancer

Patients: Where Cognitive Science Meets

Narrative Medicine Mimi Huang

17.15-17.40 Odiferous affect roots in Huehuetla Tepehua

Carolyn O'Meara & Susan Kung

Viewpoint reconstruction and legitimization in news narratives: A diachronic study

Kobie van Krieken & José Sanders

“What size is your voice?” Conceptual

mappings based on the human senses Julia Salzinger

Phonetic evidence for parts of speech in Russian

Julia Kuznetsova

The emergence of systematic structure in

artificial gestural communication systems

Yasamin Motamedi, Kenny Smith, Marieke Schouwstra & Simon

Kirby

A Usage-Based Approach to Epistemic Have to: Its Preferred Grammatical

Patterns and Subjectivity Keisuke Sanada

THEME SESSION Language & Music Organiser: Geoffrey

Nathan

Metaphors for music: Different Levels of Conceptualization Nina Julich & Paula

Pérez-Sobrino

17.40-18.05 Seri smell verbs in the 21st century

Carolyn O’Meara

Explicit marking of factive/fictive change

participants: An account of alternations between the accusative and other oblique cases in Korean

and Japanese Katsunobu Izutsu &

Yongtaek Kim

Previous information influences metonymy

interpretation: Evidence from eye tracking

Xianglan Chen, Fang Li & Xiaolin Zhou

What, if anything, is a phoneme? Cognitive

Phonology beyond the alphabetic metaphor

Cormac Anderson

A cognitive account of language evolution: dual

processes, dual trajectories

Andrew Feeney

A corpus-based study of subjectification of the BA-

GE-construction in modern Mandarin

Yuchen Li and Zhengguang Liu

Erotic Metaphors Jazz Musicians Play By

Kenneth Cook & Russell Alfonso

18.05-18.30

ICLC13 Final Programme Tuesday 21st July 2015 THEME SESSION cont.

What a study of Smell can tell CL

Organiser: Asifa Majid

THEME SESSION The Lexicon and Beyond Organiser: Christian Kay

THEME SESSION Cognitive Perspectives

on Linguistic Taboo Organiser: Andrea

Pizarro Pedraza

THEME SESSION cont. Language & Music Organiser: Geoffrey

Nathan

CCE1-001 CCE1-002 CCE1-003 CCE1-401

18.30-18.50 Smell terminology and cross-modal smell

associations among three culturally and

linguistically diverse groups

Ewelina Wnuk

Through the mists of time: new perspectives

on English metaphor Wendy Anderson &

Carole Hough

From explicit prohibition to ambiguity in

prohibiting Pedro J. Chamizo-

Domínguez

Speaking Volumes Helen Thomas

18.50-19.10 Mapping historical metaphor: surprising and

astonishing developments Kathryn Allan

Bad language in Twitter: a socio-cognitive look on swearing with diseases in

Dutch Tom Ruette

Common Resources in the Structural Processing of

Language and Music Iliyana Trifonova & Elena

Andonova

19.10-19.30 Giants among men: the real and the unreal in diachronic metaphor

analysis Christian Kay & Ellen

Bramwell

Ageing and cognitive linguistics: What naming

practices can reveal about underlying cultural

conceptualizations Réka Benczes, Kate

Burridge, Farzad Sharifian & Keith Allan

Unexpected Accompaniment:

Cognitive Mechanisms for Language-Music Mismatch in Time

Hui-Chieh Hsu

19.30-19.50 Populating input spaces: Conceptual Blending and the Historical Thesaurus

of English Marc Alexander & Fraser

Dallachy

Taking stance towards sexual taboo through

semantic variation Andrea Pizarro Pedraza

Listening for categories: Eco-neurological

approaches to engaging with music Marc Duby

19.50-20.10 The lexis of labour relations in Hansard

across time: perspectives from the Historical

Thesaurus of English Lesley Jeffries, Jane

Demmen & Brian Walker

Language for Feeling: Lessons from Tourette

Syndrome Shlomit Ritz Finkelstein

The Influence of persian Language Rhythm on

Iranian Traditional Non-Metric Music Rhythm

Nafiseh Taghva & Alireza Golshan

20.10-20.30 Mapping aggression over time using the Historical

Thesaurus of English Dawn Archer and Bethan

McCarthy

Discussion

Discussion

ICLC13 Final Programme Wednesday 22nd July 2015

Wednesday 22nd July 2015 THEME SESSION

Cognitive Commitment 25 years on

Organiser: Dagmar Divjak, Natalia Levshina

& Jane Klavan

THEME SESSION Cognitive Discourse

Analysis Organiser: Thora

Tenbrink

Embodiment

Chair: Barbara Fultner

Fictive Motion

Chair: Iraide Ibarretxe-Antuñano

Child Acquisition

Chair: Rachel Hatchard

Time and space

Chair: Eve Sweetser

Nominalization

Chair: Svetoslava Antonova-Baumann


08.30-08.55 Introduction Dagmar Divjak, Natalia Levshina & Jane Klavan

Cognitive Discourse Analysis: Using insights

from cognitive linguistics to analyse language use

Thora Tenbrink

Bridging the gap between conceptual

metaphor and embodied experience

Marlene Falck

Variable aspectual coercion in Spanish fictive

motion expressions Nicole Delbecque

Testing the P-chain model; does language

learning predict comprehension and

production in children? Nick Riches

On the non-existence of spatial metaphors for

time Alan Wallington

Nominalizing nominalizations: the

(hi)story of the nominal gerund

Lauren Fonteyn

08.55-09.20 Do Historical Linguists Need the Cognitive

Commitment? Prosodic Change in East Slavic

Tore Nesset

Visual image perception, event understanding and

dyslexia Lucy Barrett

The dynamics of embodiment and

collaborative emergence Michael Kimmel

Blending and Radiation Paths

Suzanne Kemmer

Distributional properties of input and the learning

of argument structure constructions

Yevgen Matusevych, Afra Alishahi & Ad Backus

The effect of reading directions on spatial

representation of timeline

Kazuko Shinohara & Yoshihiro Matsunaka

The Ving Nominalizations from a Cognitive

Grammar Perspective Nadya Naumova

09.20-09.45 Templates in child and adult phonology (and their relation to adult

systems) Marilyn Vihman

Diversity of Spatial Concepts and Language in Architects, Painters

and Sculptors Claudia Cialone, Thora Tenbrink & Hugo Spiers

Head, shoulders, knees, and toes: The

partitioning of the body in the embodied marking

of stance Sally Rice & Jennifer

Hinnel

The Fictive Motion of Emanation in Japanese

Compound Verbs: A Frame-Semantic

Approach Yiting Chen

How do young English-speaking children acquire

verb-particle constructions? Emilie Riguel

The primary metaphor components and generic structure of Moving Ego

and Moving Time Kevin Moore

Things As Relations: A Case of Nominalization

from Arabic Reyadh Aldokhayel

09.45-10.10 Cognitive Grammar and Implicit Grammar

Harald Baayen

Talking live about an ongoing event:

transposing CODA to natural language corpus

studies? Charlotte Danino

Toward modeling the embodiment of

metaphorical meanings Andrew Gargett

Non-actual motion sentences in Swedish,

French and Thai Johan Blomberg & Jordan

Zlatev

The English dative alternation: evidence from first language

acquisition Daniel Bürkle

Perceptual Images of Time: The Comparative Analysis of Data from Russian and English

Corpora Vladimir Glebkin

Nominal and verbal gerunds in Present-day

English: a case of diverging flexibilities

Charlotte Maekelberghe

10.10-10.35 Is the morpheme category cognitively

realistic? Alice Blumenthal-Dramé

Climbing, Fighting and Talking to Mountains:

What Alpine Narratives Reveal about Our Spatial

Experience Katja Egorova

Embodied Sources of Conceptual Blending: Evidence for Primary

Blends Across the Transverse Plane

Jamin Pelkey

A corpus-based approach to fictive motion: A

contribution to usage-based cognitive

linguistics Sheila Martín & Gitte

Kristiansen

Metaphor Development in Arabic-Speaking

Children Alaa Almohammadi &

Gabriella Rundblad

GAP Asymmetrical Distributions in Nominal Conceptual Expansion

Sadayuki Okada


11.00-12.30 Plenary: HANS-JÖRG SCHMID Theory: the Entrenchment-and-Conventionalization Model. Methods: corpus-crunching, web-crawling, brain-imaging, and eye-tracking CCE1-001 and CCE1-002

12.30-13.55 Lunch break & Poster Session


13.00-13.55 POSTER SESSION

Metaphors for Protest: The Persuasive Power of Cross-Domain Mappings

on Demonstration Posters

Gerrit Kotzur

Pretty Little Chunks of Language: A usage-based

approach to teaching formulaic language to

young L2 learners Saskia Kersten

Spatial opposition vs visual accessibility and

contrast: an experiment with Estonian

demonstratives Maria Reile

Perceptive Images of the Concepts Happiness and Harmony: A Comparative

Analysis of Data from Russian and English

Corpora Elizaveta Bespalova

Corpus Based Grammatical Order for

Learning Contents Outline of Thai as a Foreign Language

Watit Pumyoo

Perception of Non-Native Errors: How Native

Speakers of German Judge and Comprehend

Erroneous German Evghenia Goltsev

On Dynamic Construal in Cognitive Linguistics:

Cognitive Simulations of Movement as Instances

of Mental Imagery in Fictive Motion Processing

Alena Holubcova

Gairaigo Collocations and Phrase-like Gairaigo

Compounds in Contemporary Japanese

Anna Bordilovskaya

Processing of Inflectional morphology in L1 and L2

Japanese Peng Zhang & Hong Zhu

A corpus-based approach to causative-passive

ambiguities in the get+NP+past participle

Katsuko Tomotsugu

A matter of taste: Comparing Turkish, French, and English winery tasting notes Christina Hostetler

The conceptual nature of rhetorical effects in legal and diplomatic discourse

Sana Chakroun

Allomorphy: Old Concept, Big Data, New Model

Anna Endresen

Creating a meme: Conceptual Blending Theory and Internet

memes Sebastian Malinowski

Representational distinctions between

active-voice, be-passive, and get-passive

Dominic Thompson

Representing irony in digital communication

Dominic Thompson, Hartmut Leuthold & Ruth

Filik

What to wear today? Convergence and

divergence in Dutch clothing terminology

Jocelyne Daems & Karlien Franco

Highlighting Different Components of the

Metonymy: A Comparative Study of

English and Korean Youngsoon Cho

Constructicon Building as a Practical

Implementation of Construction Grammar and Frame Semantics

Kyoko Ohara

Conceptual Extension from Trajectory to

Landmark: A Cognitive-based approach to SVC

Tianyu Li & Andrew Spencer

A Corpus-based Study of Chinese Non-basic Color

Terms from the Perspective of Cognitive

Semantics Yahong Xue

Metaphors and blending in Erzya and Šokša

Mordvin disease names Flóra Hatvani

Pedagogical Conceptualization of

English Articles Benjamin White

Metaphorical Patterns of HEART AND HEAD in English and Chinese

Yi Li

Dynamic processes in the syntax of Russian northern dialects

Elena Guseva

Beat-like gestures use in different types of speech

in American English Mathilde Peyré

Fibromyalgia and its metaphors: a corpus-

based study Sondos Ibrahim

THEME SESSION cont. Cognitive Commitment

25 years on

THEME SESSION cont. Cognitive Discourse

Analysis

Multi-modal metaphor Chair: Charles Forceville

Lexical typology Chair: TBC

Bilingualism Chair: Raphael Berthele

Time and space Chair: Kevin Moore

Morphology Chair: Maarten Lemmens


13.55-14.20 If case functions are real, must cases and

paradigms also be real? Neil Bermel, Luděk Knittl

& Jean Russell

The conceptualization of emotion in monologic vs.

dialogic discourse Katie Hoemann

Multimodal metaphor in energy businesses

advertising discourse on environment and

sustainability across time Blanca Kraljevic Mujic

Verbs of Rotation: a Cross-Linguistic Look at

Metaphorical Extensions Victoria Kruglyakova &

Ekaterina Rakhilina

Effects of interlingual homographs during

lexical access in Chinese-Japanese bilinguals

Ming-che Hsieh, Hyeonjeong Jeong,

Motoaki Sugiura & Ryuta Kawashima

Conceptualization of TIME in Two Formosan

Languages Fuhui Hsieh

“Polyfunctionality of –ara in Karuk”

Karie Moorman

14.20-14.45 Early action words Iris Nomikou, Katharina Rohlfing & Jean Mandler

Understanding Students’ Representations of Complex Processes Through Cognitive Discourse Analysis

Rachel Lam

The “Great Recession”, consumerist ideology and multi-modal metaphors

Fabio Indìo Massimo Poppi

Raining on the typological parade: A

corpus investigation of meteorological

constructions in German Claudia Heinrich

More alike than we thought: creating

equivalence between Turkish and Dutch in

bilingual speech Derya Demirçay & Ad

Backus

The effects of stimulus modality on

interpretation of ambiguous temporal

metaphors Elise Stickles & Tasha

Lewis

Hungarian morphological constructions in -ék

between homogeneous and heterogeneous

construal Rita Brdar-Szabó, Mario

Brdar & Nóra Kugler

14.45-15.10 The Radial Category as an Emergent Structure Hanne Eckhoff, Laura Janda & Tore Nesset

Computer talk or audience design?

Localization strategies in human-machine

interaction Vivien Mast

Verbo-pictorial realizations of image

schematic metaphors in cartoons. A case study

Elżbieta Górska

Relationships as gestalts: Kinship and space in

Otomí Ditte Boeg Thomsen & Magnus Pharao Hansen

Word frequency and phrase frequency predict

switch placement in Russian-German code-

mixing Nikolay Khakimov

On the conventionalisation of

alternate time-quantification construals Mikolaj Deckert & Piotr

Pezik

Light verbs: event modulation or verb

classification? Maarten Lemmens & Kalyanamalini Sahoo


15.10-15.35 On linguistic categories as categories: antonyms, synonyms, and nononyms Carita Paradis & Debela

Tesfaye

Taking into consideration addressee's background

knowledge in route explanations

Elena Pupynina

Image schemata in education: implications

and entailments of varying construals of

CLASS(ROOM) Shala Barczewska

Extensions in Event Construal and Grammatical Constructions

Kazumi Taniguchi

Item-based relevance of the usage-based theory

to L2 acquisition of Japanese particles

Kaori Kabata

Time in the history of Japanese

Toshiko Yamaguchi

Periphery matters: types and consequences of

semantic overlap Anastasia Makarova

15.35-16.15 DGM book launch and coffee break

THEME SESSION cont. Cognitive Commitment

25 years on

THEME SESSION cont. Cognitive Discourse

Analysis

Complement Clauses Chair: TBC

Mental Spaces Chair: Barbara Dancygier

Language Learning & Loss

Chair: Marjolijn Verspoor

Time Chair: Günter Radden

Morphology Chair: Patrick Duffley


16.15-16.40 Convergence and divergence in Cognitive Linguistics: Facing up to alternative realities of linguistic categories

John Newman & Tamara Sorenson Duncan

Le gritche, le mégatrans et les Tombeaux du

Temps: Strategies for constructing meaning for

unconventional lexical units

Idília Santos

Analyzing Complement Clauses with the Verb

Know from an Intersubjective View Chiharu Nakashima

Mental spaces and grammar in interaction: the case of concessive

metaspatial constructions

Andre Vinicius Lopes Coneglian

Thinking-for-Speaking and the EFL Mind: Face-to-Face Dialogue to Talk

about Vertical Space Tae Kunisawa

Asymmetric properties in Japanese temporal

metaphors Kohei Suzuki

Nominal paradigmatic gaps in Russian: what makes language fail

Aleksandrs Berdičevskis

16.40-17.05 A plea for converging evidence: the case of causal categories in

discourse Ted Sanders & Wilbert

Spooren

Spatial representations and high-level cognitive processes from a cross-linguistic perspective:

Evidence from discourse analysis and eye tracking

Efstathia Soroli

Zero complementizer constructions and the

emergence of epistemic parentheticals: A

diachronic corpus based multivariate analysis Christopher Shank &

Koen Plevoets

Deixis in the Fourth Dimension

Catherine Cook

Benefit of iconic gestures in second language

acquisition: Differential effects on parts of speech Tasha Lewis & Matthew

Kirkhart

Temporal Sequence in Chinese Overlapping

Structures Shudong Ma

Actionality and Empirical Evidence: Punctual Verbs

in Russian Anna Alexandrova &

Svetlana Sokolova

17.05-17.30 Discussant: Dirk Geeraerts

Strategy Selection in Collaborative Spatial

Tasks Alexia Galati

Elliptical complement clauses in interaction Arne Zeschel & Felix

Bildhauer

Bueno. A Window Opener Patricia Palacios &

Ricardo Maldonado

Deaf and hard of hearing students Learning English as a Foreign Language: A

usage-based and neurocognitive basis

Patricia Muñoz

Naming of Time Words Affects Temporal

Reasoning Strategy and Performance

Nian Liu

The role of exemplification in

categorization processes: evidence from Japanese

Alessandra Barotto

17.30-17.55 GAP Discussion Non-finite clause complementation: object

complement constructions

Doris Schönefeld

Reportative evidentiality and attribution: an

account of ‘according to X’ expressions

Caterina Guardamagna

Savings paradigm and pervasive childhood language loss in an

adoptee Ludmila Isurin & Christy

Seidel

The Effects of Smart Mobilephone Use

Experience on English and Chinese Speakers’

Time Cognition Heng Li & Jijia Zhang

Number as boundedness in Kujireray nominal

classification Rachel Watson

17.55-18.15

18.15-21.00 Graduate Student Event CCE1-001 & ICLA Board Meeting

ICLC13 Final Programme Thursday 23rd July 2015

Thursday 23rd July 2015 THEME SESSION

Grammar, Gestures & Conceptualization

Organiser: Alan Cienki & Geert Brône

Argument structure Chair: Dylan Glynn

Psycholinguistics Chair: Nick Riches

Metaphor

Chair: Elżbieta Górska

Taboo & politeness

Chair: TBC

Motion events

Chair: Nicole Delbecque

Discourse markers &

pragmatics Chair: Kiki Nikiforidou


08.30-08.55 Gestural specification and completion in

multimodal construction grammar: A case study

on instrumental and causal actions involving

Cut and Break Geert Brône & Paul

Sambre

Constructemes, variation and acceptability – on the interplay between item-specific valency

constructions and argument structure

generalizations Thomas Herbst

Do pattern detection abilities facilitate

processing? Evidence from naturalistic self-

paced reading Dagmar Divjak, Florent Perek, Harald Baayen,

Petar Milin & Lily FitzGibbon

How we communicate: bringing together

different approaches of metaphor

Claudia Strey

Speak of the dead: Semantic domination and

death taboos Alexis Black

From perception to language: The

importance of speed in motion descriptions

Piia Taremaa

Conciousness, Intersub-jectivity and Evidentiality in Interaction. Parenthe-tical constructions and

discourse markers clusters in oral academic

discourse Gisela Elina Müller

08.55-09.20 Gestural expressions of spatial information in L1

and L2 Maarten Lemmens &

Julien Perrez

Deriving constructions bottom-up: a case for lexically bound mini-

constructions Samantha Laporte

Agrammatism, working memory and lexicon-grammar distinction Byuraknn Ishkhanyan

Aristotle and Cognitive Linguistics: Metaphor by

Any Other Name Gregory Membrez

After 15 years of sobriety I found out he was

drinking and using again: Taboo avoidance as a

trigger for object drop? Tania de Dios

Linguistic and conceptual representation of motion

in English and Chinese Yinglin Ji

Granted from a Conjunction to a

Discourse Marker: A usage-based development of

(Inter)subjectivity of dangling participles

Naoko Hayase

09.20-09.45 Conceptual organization features of gestures

associated with negation. The case of the Vertical Palm Simon Harrison

Towards a data-driven identification of

argument structure constructions in large

corpora Arne Zeschel

When you need to buy time while accessing

verbs vs. nouns: Disfluency evidence for

the timecourse of sentence planning and

lexicalization Zara Harmon & Vsevolod

Kapatsinski

Metaphors of Language: The Role of Primary

Metaphors and Image Schemata in

Metalinguistic Discourse Michael Link

Types of metonymic motivation in English and

Polish euphemisms: a contrastive study

Marcin Kuczok

A Corpus-Based Analysis of Metaphor in Korean

Spatial Expressions Sang-Rae CHO, Seung-Chul SHIN, Jin-hee KIM

From resultancy to discourse: so as a pre-sentential discourse

marker Chunmei Hu, Rong Chen

& Lin He

09.45-10.10 The Family of Away Gestures: Embodied roots of negative assessment,

refusal, and negation Cornelia Müller & Jana

Bressem

Another glance at verbs and constructions

Hidemitsu Takahashi

Comprehension of words describing speed involves

speed in auditory and visual perception

Laura Speed & Gabriella Vigliocco

How viruses and beasts affect our opinions (or

not): The role of extendedness in

metaphorical framing Gudrun Reijnierse

A Study on Negative Questions

Miki Hanazaki & Kazuo Hanazaki

Motion Events and Time in Mandarin Chinese—

the Case of Guo Lihong Huang

When and how to infer participants' cognitions in

interaction in a conversation analytic

framework Henrike Helmer

10.10-10.35 Children’s multimodal grammar under

construction: The example of negation Aliyah Morgenstern

Developing a TOUCHING is BELIEVING ICM: Using

a diachronic corpus based approach to

examine transitivity and epistemicity

Christopher Shank

Constructivist theory and methods in aphasia: A

usage-based examination of verbs

Rachel Hatchard

GAP GAP The choice of the construction for motion

events in Italian: A comparison of Japanese and English expressions

Yuko Yoshinari

The pragmatic functions of wh- interrogative words in Cebuano

Michael Tanangkingsing


11.00-12.30 Plenary MIRJAM FRIED Evidentiality, mirativity and epistemicity in speaker-centered interactional datives CCE1-001 and CCE1-002

ICLC13 Final Programme Thursday 23rd July 2015

12.30-12.45 Boxed lunches available for collection (with pre-purchase)

12.45-18.00 Excursions All guided excursions will leave from and return to City Campus East, Northumbria University

18.00-19.00

19.00-23.00 Conference Dinner (Discovery Museum, Blandford Square) Arrival at museum from 19.00

Informal bowl food served from 19.30

ICLC13 Final Programme Friday 24th July 2015 Friday 24th July 2015

THEME SESSION Figurative Language Use:

The case of irony Organiser: Angeliki

Athanasiadou & Herbert Colston

THEME SESSION Grammar, Gestures &

Conceptualization Organiser: Alan Cienki &

Geert Brône

THEME SESSION Usage-based Second Language Acquisition

Organiser: Heike Behrens & Karin Madlener

Constructional Change

Chair: Ilona Tragel

Metaphor studies Chair: Mimi Huang

Talmy’s Typology

Chair: Thomas (Fuyin) Li

Translation

Chair: Neil Bermel


08.30-08.55 Irony in follow-ups and modifications of quoted

metaphors Andreas Musolff

Conceptualizing plurality in speech and gesture

Jana Bressem

Learned attention and transfer in SLA

Nick Ellis & Cintrón-Valentín

Constructional change reflects change I n

associated non-linguistic practice: The case of betting constructions

with says Dan Ponsford

Metonymy, metaphors and constructions in a

corpus-based Embodied Construction Grammar

framework Oana David, Elise Stickles

& Ellen Dodge

Physical qualities: Typological patterns of

lexicalization Ekaterina Rakhilina &

Tatiana Reznikova

Aspectual choice in modal contexts: a perspective from

translation studies Nina Szymor

08.55-09.20 When is Irony Not Funny? Albert Katz

Emergent grammar in gesture: A motion-capture analysis of image-schematic

aspectual contours Irene Mittelberg, Jennifer Hinnel, Christian Beecks,

Marwan Hassani & Thomas Seidl

Age effects reconsidered: Comparing native and nonnative speakers'

knowledge of grammar, vocabulary and

collocations Ewa Dąbrowska

The grammaticalization and lexicalization of

Chinese disjunction: A historical corpus study

Zhuo Jing-Schmidt

Changes on the use of JOURNEY metaphors in American presidential

speeches Wing Shan Chan & Kathleen Ahrens

A corpus study of change-of-state expressions in

English from the viewpoint of Talmy’s

typology Akinori Ito

Using corpora as a tool in teaching English-Russian

translation within the cognitive approach

Irina Remkhe & David Gillespie

09.20-09.45 Introducing a three-dimensional model of verbal irony: Irony in language, in thought, and in communication

Christian Burgers & Gerard Steen

Grammatical aspect, gesture, and mental

simulation in Russian and French

Alan Cienki, Raymond Becker, Dominique

Boutet, Aliyah Morgenstern & Olga

Iriskhanova

Item-based pattern learning: Does it work the

same for L1 and L2 Brian MacWhinney

Did actually Pat throw Chris the ball at Westmynster? A

Diachronic Construction Grammar account

Juan Gabriel Vázquez-González

Defining paradigms and metaphorical models: the case of POLITICS in British

discourse Emilie LHôte

The notion of subjectivity in the use of the Spanish pseudo-copular verb of

change hacerse Lise Van Gorp & Nicole

Delbecque

Neo-concepts in user guides: A cognitive

linguistic and translational analysis

Augustyn Rafał

09.45-10.10 Irony Across Media Robert Willison

Visual stance markers: is shrugging lexical or

grammatical? Insights from sign

languages and language acquisition

Camille Debras

Investigating exposure and duress in late

bilingualism Lourdes Ortega & Mariko

Uno

Constructional change in Swedish. The case of

Concessive constructions Peter Andersson

The Conceptualization of ‘Austerity’ in the

Portuguese, Spanish and Irish Press

Augusto Soares da Silva, María Cuenca & Manuela

Romano

Manner-of-Speaking in English Theory and

Verification Jodi Sandford

Motivation in translation: A case study

M. Sandra Peña

10.10-10.35 Default sarcastic interpretations: When negatives are easier to

understand than affirmatives

Rachel Giora, Shir Givoni & Ofer Fein

Conditional constructions, gestural

space, and mental spaces Eve Sweetser & Isaac

Smith

Implementing a dynamic usage based approach in

the classroom Marjolijn Verspoor

Productivity, autonomy, and schema salience:

Assessing constructionalization

patterns in morphology and syntax

Stefan Hartmann

Patterns of certainty in metaphor usage in a

debate about the existence of God Peter Richardson

How African languages fit in Talmy's typology of

event integration Kazuhiro Kawachi, Yuko

Abe, Osamu Hieda, Kyoko Koga, Junko

Komori, Nobuko Yoneda & Hiroshi Yoshino

Lexical Variation and Conceptual Representa-tion across Languages:

Exploring the structure of lexical fields from an

embodied perspective Pawel Sickinger


ICLC13 Final Programme Friday 24th July 2015

11.00-12.30

Plenary RONALD LANGACKER Baseline and Elaboration CCE1-001 and CCE1-002


THEME SESSION cont. Figurative Language Use:

The case of irony

THEME SESSION cont. Grammar, Gestures &

Conceptualization

Psycholinguistics Chair: Ewa Dąbrowska

Talmy’s Typology Chair: Thomas (Fuyin) Li

Constructional Change Chair: Zhuo Jing-Schmidt

SLA and pedagogy Chair: Marjolijn Verspoor

Conflict and Crisis Chair: Lise-Lotte

Holmgreen


13.30-13.55 On irony and culture in Portuguese: What do

authentic oral data tell us on discursive irony in

European Portuguese? Hanna Batoréo

Towards pragmatic gestures. From repetition

to construction in multimodal pragmatics

Catherine Bolly

Grammatical 'means' background: effects of

grammatical status and letter detection in Danish Nicoline Munck Vinther

& Kasper Boye

Ways of saying: Exploring verbs of communication in Spanish and English

from a typological perspective

M Rosario Caballero

Constructionalization and the loss of collocational

constraints: A case study of Dutch binominal

constructions Emmeline Gyselinck &

Timothy Colleman

Challenging Korean Grammar Instruction

through Schema Theory Mee-Jeong Park

Information Wars: Cognitive Paradoxes

Ievgeniia Bondarenko

13.55-14.20 Encouraging People to Use Irony

Raymond Gibbs

Gestural triggers at the semantic-pragmatic

interface in humorous interaction

Sabina Tabacaru

Production of multi-words in context: what

processing of grammati-cal words tells us about the advance planning Maria Messerschmidt,

Hartwig Siebner & Violaine Michel Lange

Do speakers select constructions depending

on the naturalness of described complex

motion events? Cases of video descriptions in

Kupsapiny and Sidaama Kazuhiro Kawachi

An Analysis of Premodifier Zones in Evaluative Binominal

Noun Phrases Elnora ten Wolde

Applying Cognitive Linguistics in the Second

Language Classroom: Teaching English Phrasal

Verbs Narges Mahpeykar, Andrea Tyler, Yuka

Akiyama & Hana Jan

Conceptualising the Arab Revolutions: A Corpus-

Based Approach to Conceptual Metaphors and Event-Construal in

Political Discourse Stefanie Ullmann

14.20-14.45 The on- line processing of verbal irony:

Comprehension and emotional impact

Ruth Filik

Conceptual reification and sequential scanning in gestures? On Gestures

and their relation to nouns and verbs of spoken language Silva H. Ladewig

The effect of entrenchment predictors

on spoken language production:

A corpus study of Russian speech errors

Svetlana Gorokhova

The role of minority languages in semantic typology: the case of

Aragonese, Catalan and Spanish motion events Alberto Hijazo-Gascón,

Iraide Ibarretxe-Antuñano & Teresa

Moret-Oliver

Constructionalisation, competition, and the

case of Middle English ditransitives

Eva Zehentner

Two kinds of cognitive pedagogical grammars

Michel Achard

Incorporating image schemas into

categorization procedures: Vantage Theoretic approach Serhiy Potapenko

14.45-15.10 Irony performance and perception: Motivations

underlying use and comprehension Herbert Colston

Multimodality of the Caused Motion

Construction Suwei Wu

Empirical evidence for grammatical

constituency: Pitch variation in spontaneous

speech production Alvin Cheng-Hsien Chen

& Shu-Chuan Tseng

Clause Integration and Path Coding in Different Types of Caused Motion

Yo Matsumoto, Kimi Akita, Kiyoko Eguchi, Monica Kahumburu, Miho Mano, Takahiro

Morita & Kiyoko Takahashi

Scalarity Encoded in Mandarin Chinese

Minimizers through Constructional

Association I-Hsuan Chen

Putting constructicon resources to use in L2

learning: examples from Swedish

Sofia Tingsell, Benjamin Lyngfelt, Joel Olofsson &

Julia Prentice

Frame Shifting in Insults and Amateur

Propaganda: The Analysis of Linguistic Creativity during the

Ukrainian Political Crisis Natalia Knoblock

15.10-15.35 Irony in Relation to Other Figures in a Pretence-

Based Framework John Barnden

Gestures as blends of basic conceptual

archetypes: Insights from a crowd-sourced perception study

Kasper Kok

Semantic informativeness of up and down in English

particle verbs: insights from the language of the

blind and the sighted Renata Geld & Mateusz-

Milan Stanojević

A Cross-linguistic Study of Caused Motion

Constructions: Some typological issues

Rong Luo

What forms and functions get to the left peripheries in Japanese

conditional constructions?

Seiko Fujii

The Cognitive Commitment and

Endangered Language Pedagogy Sally Rice

Linguistic Creativity in the Time of Political Crisis:

Role of Analogy Natalia Knoblock &

Natalia Gunina



THEME SESSION cont. Figurative Language Use:

The case of irony

THEME SESSION cont. Grammar, Gestures &

Conceptualization

THEME SESSION Forum for the Empirical

Study of Talmyan Theory Organiser: Thomas Li

Psycholinguistics

Chair: Rachel Hatchard

Evolution of Grammar

Chair: TBC

Conflict and Crisis

Chair: Christopher Hart

SLA and pedagogy

Chair: TBC


16.00-16.25 Cognitive modeling and irony

Francisco Ruiz de Mendoza

Discussant: Mirjam Fried

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Relating Language to Other Cognitive Systems

Leonard Talmy

On the correlation of speech rate and word

frequency David Lorenz

People make things messier: How

communicative pressures shape linguistic

complexity Jonas Nölle, Peeter Tinits,

Stefan Hartmann & Michael Pleyer

"Why am I an idiot when the law is on my side?": A

study of crises, public opinion and frames

Lise-Lotte Holmgreen

Metaphoric Competence of EFL Learners in EAP

Writing Yi-chen Chen

16.25-16.50 Irony has a metonymic basis

Angeliki Athanasiadou

GAP Sense activation triggering in English

epistentials: Attention distribution, contextual modulation of meaning,

and categorization issues Guenther Lampert

Experimental arguments for anticipation effect in

connectionist neural networks

Olivier Dufor, Xiaoran Jiang, Deok-Hee Kim-

Dufor & Claude Berrou

Differences in the Semantic Range of the

English, Dutch, and German Perfects and C-

Gravitation Naoaki Wada

Figuring metaphorical dimensions of meaning in

illness and political conflict discourse

Andrew Gargett & John Barnden

GAP

16.50-18.05 ICLA Business meeting CCE1-001

18.05-18.30 WORKSHOP THEME SESSION

Use of Parallel Texts in Cognitive Linguistics Organiser: Michael

Barlow, Wei-lun Lu & Arie Verhagen

THEME SESSION cont. Forum for the Empirical

Study of Talmyan Theory

THEME SESSION The Embodied basis of Constructions in Greek

and Latin Organiser: Egle Mocciaro & William Michael Short

CCE1-001 CCE1-002 CCE1-003 CCE1-401

18.30-18.50

TROLLING Demonstration

Laura Janda

Parallel Texts as a Meth-odology in Investigation of Language of Space:

The Case of English and Czech

Magdaléna Honcová & Wei-lun Lu

Crossing modalities: A Cognitive Semantics

Perspective on Quoting Martina Lampert

Reversive constructions in Latin: the case of re- and

dis- Luisa Brucale

18.50-19.10 Meaning approximation, cluster equivalence and

parallel corpora Barbara Lewandowska-

Tomaszczyk

The Linguistic Representation of Agency

in Causal Chains Thomas (Fuyin) Li &

Mengmin Xu

A construction-grammar approach to ancient

Greek particles Annemieke Drummen

19.10-19.30 Probabilistic semantic maps of causation and

causality: A study based on a multilingual parallel

corpus Natalia Levshina

Perspective, Events of Motion and Talmyan Typology: What do EP

and BP data teach us on verb-framed and

satellite-framed patterns in Portuguese?

Hanna Batoréo & Lilian Ferrari

A constructional approach to the

polysemy and use of motion verbs

in Ancient Greek Thanasis

Georgakopoulos, Anna Piata & Kiki Nikiforidou


19.30-19.50 Phraseological motivation and

translation strategies: Translation of Spanish

and English conventional figurative units into

Czech Enrique Gutiérrez Rubio

On the lexicalization pattern of the event of temporal contouring Yiyun Liao & Thomas

(Fuyin) Li

The non-past uses of the Ancient Greek aorist: A

Cognitive Grammar view Arjan Nijk

19.50-20.10 Translating the invisible: Fictive questions in an

Old Chinese text and its English translations

Mingjian Xiang & Esther Pascual

Typology for Chinese: A Corpus-based Study on

Serial Verb Constructions Tianyu Li

The Role of Prepositional Locatives in the Greek

Garb Vocabulary Cluster Maria Papadopoulou

20.10-20.30 A phylogenetic comparative

investigation of source-goal asymmetries in

Indo-European Annemarie Verkerk

Discussant: Leonard Talmy

The spatial basis of the organization of the

verbal case system in Classical Greek

Daniel Riaño Rufilanchas

20:30-20:50 Discussant: Brian MacWhinney

ICLC13 Final Programme Saturday 25th July 2015 Saturday 25th July 2015

THEME SESSION Meaning Making in

Multimodal Discourse Organiser: Cornelia

Müller & Małgorzata Fabiszak

Discourse construction

Chair: Vera Tobin

THEME SESSION Corpus Methods in

Cognitive Linguistics Organiser: Dylan Glynn,

Karolina Krawczak & Nele Põldvere

Statistics and Artificial

Intelligence Chair: TBC

THEME SESSION Cognitive-functional

approaches to adjectives Organiser: Yoshikata

Shibuya & Kim Ebensgaard Jensen

Language Change

Chair: TBC

Literature and Poetics

Chair: Mimi Huang


08.30-08.55 Multimodal alignment is dynamic: evidence from

cross recurrence methods Bert Oben, Geert Brône

& Kurt Feyaerts

Dialogic syntax as distributed cognition:

Analyzing the structure of engagement John Du Bois

(In)Direct causation and finite/infinitival

complementation in Portuguese: a

multifactorial corpus-based and conceptual

analysis Augusto Soares da Silva

& Rainer Vesterinen

Situated Language Understanding for a

Robot based on Linguistic Constructions &

Embodied Simulation Matthias Priesters, Malte Schilling & Stefan Kopp

Lexical and constructional richness of adjectives: a diachronic

study Yoshikata Shibuya

Frequency effects in sound changes

Thaïs Cristófaro Silva & Christina Gomes

The mode of objectification/subjectification and its role in the

shaping of narrative strategy in literary texts

Magdalena Zyga

08.55-09.20 Communicative accommodation in the

intercultural environment of German - Polish

borderland Maciej Karpiński & Ewa Jarmołowicz-Nowikow

Cognitive approach to the role of context in

discourse construction Nikolay Boldyrev & Olga

Dubrovskaya

A corpus-based analysis of the construction

network of verb complement clauses in

Afrikaans Bertus Van Rooy &

Haidee Kruger

Computational interfaces between constructions and frames: Modeling

Construction-to-Construction and

Construction-to-Frame relations in FrameNet

Brasil Ludmilla Lage & Tiago

Torrent

Adjectives and usage-patterns in the [X enough

to VERB]-construction Kim Jensen

Frequency Effects in Production and Perception of a

Morphological Change-in-Progress in German

Anne Krause

Archetypal Roles and Modality in The Goldfinch

Chloe Harrison

09.20-09.45 Patterns of multimodal meaning making in

career “Clean Language” coaching sessions Konrad Juszczyk

A cognitive linguistic account of the

interpretive use of the English progressive

construction Keiko Shimizu

Beyond raw frequency: the grammaticalization

of Afrikaans "gaan" Johanita Kirsten

The cognitive status of semantically significant

and statistically significant collocations:

An experimental approach

Susen Faulhaber

Underspecification and inference at the adjective-adverb

interface in Romance and English

Martin Hummel

Pronoun Origins: Early or late, simple or complex?

Martin Edwardes

Conceptual integration and split-selves in The Dark (John McGahern)

Salvador Alarcón

09.45-10.10 Subtle Messages of Campaign Commercials

Dorothea Horst

Expanding illocutionary scenarios via metonymic

inference Klaus-Uwe Panther &

Linda Thornburg

Ongoing Historical Development of Three

Types of V-V Sequences in English

Noriko Matsumoto

Investigating distance iconicity in alienability marking: an artificial

language learning study Michal Láznička

Adjective acquisition in children from high and

low SES families evidence from spontaneous speech and structured elicitation Katharina Korecky-Kröll &

Wolfgang Dressler

Micro-level changes in Romance reflexive

constructions: Semantic contiguity, referential identity and analogy Carolin Munderich

Conceptual blending in patristic biblical exegesis

Aleksander Gomola

10.10-10.35 Multimodal discourses of collective memory:

Gesture Małgorzata Fabiszak

Evaluative discourse in conversation and in a

corpus Jerzy Tomaszczyk

On the position and meanings of epistemic

complement-taking predicates in spoken

British English Nele Pöldvere & Carita

Paradis

How greedy are linguistic profiles?

Aleksandrs Berdicevskis & Hanne Eckhoff

Non-essential non-constituency: adjectival secondary predicates in

Supyire Robert Carlson

On the thwart to get athwart: on the origin

and meaning change of athwart in motion

situations Nuria Calvo Cortés

Conceptual integration templates in diachrony:

Imaging Emotions in Greek Poetry

Cristóbal Pagán Cánovas


11.00-12.30 Plenary GABRIELLA VIGLIOCCO The bridge of iconicity: from a world of experience to the experience of language CCE1-001 and CCE1-002

ICLC13 Final Programme Saturday 25th July 2015


THEME SESSION cont.

Meaning Making in Multimodal Discourse

Grammaticalization

Chair: TBC

THEME SESSION cont.

Corpus Methods in Cognitive Linguistics

Spatial experiments Chair: Tasha Lewis

Dative Alternation >

Acquisition of constructions

Chair: Eva Zehentner

THEME SESSION Cognitive Pragmatic

Aspects of Information Structure and Flow

Organiser: Jana Chamonikolasová &

Wei-lun Lu

Culture & Cognition

Chair: Andrew Gargett


13.30-13.55 Trust dynamics in multimodal corporate discourse: the role of

metaphor Matteo Fuoli

Parentheticals – theticalization,

grammaticalization and the role of constructional

slots Kasper Boye & Peter

Harder

A corpus-driven approach to the study of ANGER in

Russian Olesya Kisselev

Spatial Frames of Reference in Language and Cognition: A Case Study of Traditional

Negev Arabic Letizia Cerqueglini

Syntactic variation and diachrony: the Dutch

dative alternation Tim Geleyn

Frequency and the constant flow of linguistic

information Gertraud Fenk-Oczlon

Language, culture and age in the

conceptualization, perception and

understanding of heatwaves

Chris Tang & Gabriella Rundblad

13.55-14.20 When embodied concepts are literally

embodied. Multimodality and metaphor in abstract

concept descriptions of blind children

Anna Jelec

Reconsidering Expressions of the English

Future: Embodied experience, invited

inferences, and inter-lexical polysemy in will

versus be going to Hana Jan & Andrea Tyler

The usage-based cognitive model of

ANGER. A multifactorial usage-feature analysis

Dylan Glynn

Sensorimotor simulation in lexical and conceptual

knowledge Ashley Chapman & Andriy Myachykov

Cognitive constraints on the dative alternation

across space, registers, and verb lemmas

Melanie Röthlisberger

Cognitive-functional principles shaping linear order in Chinese: a new

perspective Anna Morbiato

Language Evolution, Narrative and the Nature

of Cognition Rachel Edwards &

Andrew Feeney

14.20-14.45 Feeling for speaking and the dynamics of

multimodal discourse Cornelia Müller &

Benjamin Marienfeld

The development of complex demonstratives

with ‘her’/’der’ in Norwegian

Urd Vindenes

Negative Social Emotions from a Comparative

Perspective. A usage-based approach

Karolina Krawczak

Space and Attitude: An experimental study of Polish demonstratives

and possessives Magdalena Rybarczyk

Constructions in L2-processing and the

Swedish Constructicon - an experimental

approach Julia Prentice

The role of linear modification in

information structure Jana Chamonikolasová

Hunting for polar questions in the Taiga

Andreas Hölzl

14.45-15.10 Toward a cross-modal semantic annotation

framework: POINT OF VIEW in discourse on

political protests Chris Hart

From “grammatical” to “discourse”

constructions: the pragmaticalization se

bem que concessive constructions in Brazilian Portuguese Maria Neves & Andre

Coneglian

The importance of being animate: quantitative asymmetry in Russian

case paradigms Julia Kuznetsova &

Anastasia Makarova ----

Extracting Meaning from Mind: Experimental

Validation Studies for Image-Schematic

Direction of Abstract Verbs

Ilona Tragel & Jane Klavan

A Dynamic Approach to Category Sensitivity of

Coordinating Constructions: The Case

of As well as Masaaki Fuji

On the Two Perspectives in Mathesius's Study of Subject-Verb Relation

Jianhua Chen & Jun Qian

Effects of cross-linguistic differences in the

grammaticalization of tense on intertemporal

choice behavior: Evidence from experimental choice

scenarios Dieter Thoma & Agnieszka Tytus

15.10-15.35 How discourse shapes the understanding of gesture Silva Ladewig, Lena Hotze

& Franziska Boll

Does metaphoric extension lead to

semantic change? A corpus study of English

'get' Karen Sullivan & James

Hultgren

Semantic prosody of metaphors involving

animacy: a corpus-based study

Sai Ma & Ye Jin

Image schemas in verb-particle constructions:

evidence from a behavioural experiment

Tangfeng Yang

Alternativity in Basic Communicative Spaces

Network: the adversative taysin construction in

Korean Iksoo Kwon

Contextual Disengagement in the

FSP Theory Lenka Stehlíková

German and Brazilian conceptualizations of business negotiations

Milene Mendes de Oliveira


ICLC13 Final Programme Saturday 25th July 2015

THEME SESSION cont. Meaning Making in

Multimodal Discourse

Grammaticalization Chair: Barbara Shaffer

Cognitive approaches to grammar

Chair: Kasper Boye

Embodiment Chair: Andriy Myachykov

Passive constructions Chair: TBC

THEME SESSION cont. Cognitive Pragmatic

Aspects of Information Structure and Flow

CCE1-001 CCE1-002 CCE1-003 CCE1-401 CCE1-402 CCE1-403

16.00-16.25 Motion, metaphor and gesture: A comparison

between referential gestures referring to

concrete and abstract motion

Yao Tong & Alan Cienki

The constructionalization of body part terms in

Arabic Dana Abdulrahim

Animacy & Metonymy: The case of Spanish DOM

with Humans Mario Della Costanza

Embodied Cognition and Intersubjectivity in Yoga

Barbara Fultner

Syntactically marked passive constructions in Chinese: A corpus-based

multivariate study Weiwei Zhang & Fang

Wang

DSM in Burmese: structuring information

of and beyond a proposition

Pavel Ozerov

16.25-16.50 Discussant: Alan Cienki

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Grammaticalization of the Verbs for ‘Take’ in

Chinese and Thai: A Contrastive Study

Kingkarn Thepkanjana & Satoshi Uehara

A Construction Grammar Account of [V ge N]

related to the Omission of Numeral Yi ‘One’ in

Chinese NP Ziming Lu

Embodied interaction and improvisation: Topics in skill research and tools for multimodal analysis

Michael Kimmel & Ronald Kemsies

Information flow of legislative sentences

from the viewpoint of a cognitive 2-move

structure Alice Rubášová

16.50-17.15 Discussant: Arie Verhagen

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