Paolo Rosso

Social media platforms have given the opportunity to users to publish content and express their opinions online in a very fast and easy way. The ease of posting content online and the anonymity of social media have increased the amount of harmful content that is published. After an introduction of online harmful information including definitions […]

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Michael Franke

Theoretical linguistics postulates abstract structures that successfully explain key aspects of language, such as semantic meaning. However, the precise relation between abstract theoretical ideas and empirical data from language use is not always straightforward. I propose to empirically test abstract semantic theories through the lens of probabilistic pragmatic modeling using statistical model comparison of theory-driven […]

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Heike Wiese

In my talk, I bring together two research strands that rarely interact and might even seem incommensurable, namely sociolinguistic approaches to linguistic fluidity and multi-competence on the one hand, and structural approaches to linguistic coherence and grammatical systems on the other hand. Current sociolinguistics approaches typically take a perspective of language as a fluid and […]

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Damián Blasi

The study of language has relied (to a varying degree) on the patterns of worldwide linguistic diversity. However, language structures and linguistic lineages are not ideally distributed in space and time: we have too many of a few and too few (or nothing) of many. Hence, it is not surprising that researchers try to either […]

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Gramaticalização

Nas línguas naturais, certas estruturas tendem a ser usadas para certas funções, e certas funções tendem a ser codificadas por certas estruturas. Além disso, a investigação tipológica mostra uma relação de princípio entre estrutura e função, mais facilmente observada nos processos de gramaticalização (DeLancey 2001). O objetivo desta mesa é oferecer explicações funcionalistas de fenômenos […]

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Limor Raviv

What are the social, environmental, and cognitive pressures that shape the evolution of language in our species? Why are there so many different languages in the world? And how did this astonishing linguistic diversity come about? These are some of the most interesting questions in the fields of cognitive science and linguistics, and represent the […]

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Josef Rauschecker

At first glance, the monkey brain looks like a smaller version of the human brain. Indeed, the anatomical and functional architecture of the cortical auditory system in monkeys is very similar to that of humans, with dual pathways segregated into a ventral and a dorsal processing stream. Yet, monkeys do not speak. Repeated attempts to […]

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Alicia Eugenia Carrizo

La exposición se propone presentar el análisis de una situación de abuso de autoridad – caso Abigail Jiménez, que se desarrolla en un retén policial durante el aislamiento social decretado por la pandemia Covid 19 en Argentina, en el marco del análisis lingüístico del discurso con perspectiva crítica y etnográfica. Entendida en relación con la […]

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Linguagem Simples e Cidadania

A Mesa visa a apresentar o Movimento Internacional Plain Language (Linguagem Simples) e discutir como pesquisas na área da Linguística e da Psicolinguística são relevantes, necessárias e urgentes, para tornar as informações públicas acessíveis aos cidadãos.

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Alternâncias Verbais

Esta Arena abordará dois tipos de alternância de estrutura argumental. Em um primeiro momento, apresentaremos nossas propostas para a alternância causativa, que se realiza com verbos como ‘abrir’, ‘fechar’ e ‘quebrar’, entre outros, em várias línguas. Em um segundo momento, discutiremos uma alternância inovadora que, descritivamente, chamamos de ‘intransitivização de verbos agentivos’, representada por verbos […]

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