Program

DAY 1: Monday, August 25th


	Lecture hall 5D
09:30-10:00	OPENING
	Lecture hall 5D
10:00-11:00	PLENARY TALK I Sebastian Löbner: Frames and metonymy - Shifting the center and refocusing the frame [Handout]
11:00-11:15	Coffee break
	Lecture hall 5D	Lecture hall 5E	Lecture hall 5F
11:15-11:55	Schumacher & Weiland Towards a new typology of meaning alternations at the lexicon-discourse interface [Handout]	Tillas Frames, Conditional Probabilities & Diagnostic Information	Czardybon & Fleischhauer Aspectual composition with verbal prefixes/particles in Germanic and Slavic languages
12:00-12:40	Schalley & Morrissey Plasticity of nominal interpretations in context: an object-oriented approach	Votsis & Schurz Unification through Frame-Theoretic Glasses	Zinova & Osswald Prefixation of Russian verbs of motion: a frame-based account
12:40-14:00	Lunch break
	Lecture hall 5D
14:00-15:00	PLENARY TALK II Reinhard Muskens: Phrasal Semantics and Frame Unification
15:00-15:15	Coffee break
	Lecture hall 5D	Lecture hall 5E	Lecture hall 5F
15:15-15:55	Inderelst & Hommen Framing Categories – Aristotle’s substance ontology as a conceptual scheme	Soom Modeling scientific taxonomies using frame-based representations	Kudrnáčová Transitive causative constructions with verbs of self-agentive locomotion [Handout]
16:00-16:40	Inderelst Levels of describing frames – a systematic and historical account of what frames are	Galushko, Vosgerau, Soom & Zielasek Frames in psychiatric classification	Latrouite Elaborate voice systems and applicatives as a window into lexical frames
16:40-17:00	Coffee break
	Lecture hall 5D
17:00-18:00	PLENARY TALK III Gerald Penn: In Search of Epistemic Primitives in the English Resource Grammar

DAY 2: Tuesday, August 26th


	Lecture hall 5D
09:30-10:30	PLENARY TALK IV Stephen Wechsler: Polysemy and Valence Structure [Handout]
10:30-10:45	Coffee break
	Lecture hall 5D	Lecture hall 5E	Lecture hall 5F
10:45-11:25	Lichte, Kallmeyer & Osswald What is a natural syntactic model for frame-semantic composition? [Handout]	Pagan & Mandler The first frames: schematic integrations, image schemas, and spatial primitives	Ortmann Semantic and pragmatic possession: alienability splits as evidence for type shifts [Handout]
11:30-12:10	Osswald & Van Valin The expression of multi-participant motion across languages	Pagan & Valenzuela The multimodal framing of time: the mental timeline in language and gesture	Kohls The Various Factors of the Article Split in the Dialects of the Rhine Area [Handout]
12:10-13:45	Lunch break
	Lecture hall 5D
13:45-14:45	PLENARY TALK V Phillip Wolff: Forces in the large-scale structure of the verb lexicon
14:45-15:00	Coffee break
	Lecture hall 5D	Lecture hall 5E	Lecture hall 5F
15:00-15:40	Sieksmeyer et al. Motor priming by action-related verbs [Handout]	Lichte, Petitjean, Kallmeyer & Samih XMG: a tool for implementing frames [Handout]
	Lecture hall 5D
15:45-16:45	PLENARY TALK VI Chris Barker: Structured individuals [Handout]
18:00-19:30	Guided tour The MediaHarbor
19:30	CONFERENCE DINNER Restaurant Mongo's

DAY 3: Wednesday, August 27th


	Lecture hall 5D
09:30-10:30	PLENARY TALK VII Albert Newen: Concepts: What is the best way to characterize them?
10:30-10:45	Coffee break
	Lecture hall 5D	Lecture hall 5E	Lecture hall 5F
10:45-11:25	Umbach & Gust Interpreting similarity using attribute spaces and generalized measure functions [Handout]	Hommen Conceptual eliminativism, the nature of concepts, and frames	Yasuhara A Unified Account of Double Complement Constructions
11:30-12:10	Fleischhauer, Gamerschlag & Petersen Bleeding, droning and yowling in(to) frames	Nishina Representing the Denotations of Bodily Action Verbs Based on the Propagation of Movements	Rezaei A Study of Complex Verb Constructions in Persian
12:10-13:45	Lunch break
	Lecture hall 5D	Lecture hall 5E	Lecture hall 5F
13:45-14:25	Kawaletz & Plag The predictability of nominal semantics in derivational morphology: -ment and psych verbs as bases	Melkonian Sensory-motor result representations of (French) artefact terms
	Lecture hall 5D
14:30-15:30	PLENARY TALK VIII James Pustejovsky: The Role of Simulations in Interpreting Language

CTF 2014

Program

DAY 1: Monday, August 25th

DAY 2: Tuesday, August 26th

DAY 3: Wednesday, August 27th