Program

09:30-10:00

Opening

10:00-11:00

Plenary Talk I
Lawrence W. Barsalou : Situated Conceptualization

11:00-11:15

11:15-11:55

Schulzek, Fueller, Indefrey [pdf]
Why crystal barrels are faster than whiskey spoons - A frame-theoretic remark to psycholinguistic studies of compounding

Petersen [Pdf]
Attributes or types? What are the fundamental frame elements?

12:00-12:40

Gamerschlag, Petersen, Ströbel [Pdf]
I’m still standing: A frame account of the polysemous meanings of posture verbs referring to standing

T. Osswald [Pdf]
Towards a category of frames

12:40-14:00

14:00-15:00

15:00-15:15

Lecture hall 5G

Lecture hall 5H

15:15-15:55

Irmer, Müller-Reichau [Pdf]
Conditions for the exclusion of immer noch in German adjectival passives

Filippi [Pdf]
A comparative approach on the faculty of syntax: Towards an operative definition of language

16:00-16:40

Kromidas [Pdf]
The world is not enough – On complex types

Fenici [Pdf]
Children’s acquisition of the concept of belief and the mastery of folk psychology

16:40-17:00

17:00-18:00

Lecture hall 5F

09:30-10:30

Plenary Talk IV
Walter Bisang:  The Multifunctionality of Numeral Classifiers and Determination

10:30-10:45

Coffee break

Lecture hall 5F

Lecture hall 5G

Lecture hall 5H

10:45-11:25

Horn, Kimm [Pdf]
Evidence for concept types from a semantic-pragmatic copus study

Cui [Pdf]
Bridging in Chinese and frame theory

Gerland, Ortmann [Pdf]
What counts as relational in Hungarian, Uralic and beyond?

11:30-12:10

Brenner, Indefrey [Pdf]
Psycholinguistic evidence for conceptual types and CT-shifts

Terhalle, Indefrey
Does metonymy bridge conceptual distance?

Czardybon, Fleischhauer [Pdf]
Nominal determination, aspect, and telicity in Slavic

12:10-13:45

Lunch break

13:45-14:45

Plenary Talk V:
John Beavers [Pdf]: Manner/Result Complementarity and the Limits of Event Structure

14:45-15:00

Coffee break

Lecture hall 5F

Lecture hall 5G

Lecture hall 5H

15:00-15:40

R. Osswald et al. [Pdf]
On the syntax-semantics interface of directed transport and caused motion expressions

Soom [Pdf]
Framing mental disorders

List, Terhalle [Pdf]
Reconstructing concept networks on the basis of cross-linguistic polysemy

15:45-16:25

Fleischhauer, Gamerschlag [Pdf]
Change of state verbs and scalar underspecification

Beldanova, Gaebel, Zielasek [Pdf]
Cognitive psychopathology: An essential tool for the frame analysis of mental disorders

Bauer, Coyne, Rambow [Pdf]
Frame-based representation of lexical, graphical, and factual knowledge for text-to-scene generation

18:00-19:15

Guided tour
The historic center of Düsseldorf

19:30

Conference dinner

Restaurant "Zum Trompeter" (www.zum-trompeter.de)

09:30-10:30

Plenary Talk VI
Rolf A. Zwaan:  Grounding of Language Comprehension: New Thoughts and Data

10:30-10:45

Coffee break

Lecture hall 5G

Lecture hall 5H

10:45-11:25

Eerland, Zwaan [Pdf]
The influence of direct and indirect speech on mental simulations

Schalley, Benz [Pdf]
Modelling dynamics – A frame-based classification of eventities

Tillas [Pdf]
Sensorimotor values in frames

11:30-12:10

Weissler et al. [Pdf]
Neural activation to actions performed with hands and legs – Real movements versus action verb reading

Slavcheva [Pdf]
Specifying participants behaviour in generalized eventity frames

Seuchter [Pdf]
Frames and mental files

12:10-13:45

Lunch break

13:45-14:45

Plenary Talk VII:
John Sowa:  A Moving Picture of Thought

14:45-15:00

Coffee break

Lecture hall 5G

Lecture hall 5H

15:00-15:40

Ströbel [Pdf]
Le prix de l’essence monte (‘The price of gasoline rises’) – A look at the semantic complexity of French verbs of value change

Shiromoto, Mori [Pdf]

Building up Japanese finite adnominal clauses relationally

Faucher [Pdf]

Generation and representation of concepts in the frame-based language Objlog+: from probabilistic concepts to prototypes

15:45-16:25

Klein, Kracht, Vogel [Pdf]
Creation constructions and frames

Bontcheva, Kimm, Mamerow [Pdf]

Integrating grammatically relevant lexicalized meaning into morphological analyzers

16:25-16:40

Coffee break

16:40-17:40

Plenary Talk VIII:
Ivan A. Sag:  Flexible Processing and the Frame-Based Design of Grammar