In the Graduate Colloquium the main focus is on techniques of analysis and documentation of spoken language, but a fairly wide range of other topics and methodologies of current interest to participants, as well as guest lectures, will be offered. The Colloquium is open to advanced students of English Linguistics and General and Computational Linguistics who are interested in improving their knowledge of research methods and results in the field, and in presenting their own ideas, problems and results. Interested colleagues and participants from all linguistic sub-disciplines are most welcome.
Programme
| 15.10.2001 | Jan-Torsten Milde | Integrated Video & Audio annotation |
| 23.10.2001 | Conference planning | |
| Ulrike Gut | A language acquisition experiment | |
| 30.10.2001 | Claudia Sassen | Regularities in speech act sequences in crisis talk |
| 6.11.2001 | Miniature Kwa Colloquium | |
| 13.11.2001 | Firmin Ahoua | Habilitationslehrprobe |
| 20.11.2001 | Vivian Raithel-Gramley | Which role does prosody play in auditory comprehension? |
| 27.11.2001 | Firmin Ahoua | Dry run for Habilitationskolloquium |
| 4.12.2001 | Thorsten Trippel | PAX - an annotation based concordancing toolkit |
| 11.12.2001 | Serge Sharoff | Lexical databases and the representation of meaning as use |
| 18.12.2001 | All | Interactive event |
| 8.1.2002 | Dafydd Gibbon | Introduction to lexical representation - 1 |
| 15.1.2002 | Dafydd Gibbon | Introduction to lexical representation - 2 |
| 22.1.2001 | Veerle van Geenhoven | On the aspectual contribution of temporal pluractionality |
| 29.1.2002 | Nils Jahn | Initial consonantal mutation in Irish Gaelic |
| 5.2.2002 | Geoffrey Haig | When is a German girl feminine? Resolving gender conflicts in pronoun choice |
| 12.2.2002 | Ulrike Gut | Acquisition of Prosody |