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Iconicitypresentation no video Depictions and rehearsal Agnes Löfgren Emily Hofstetter Nonlexicalvocalizations.com Rehearsals as depictions • Rehearsals enact future activity • Implies depiction of future • But also ’trying out’ activities that could be, but then are not, enacted • Plus depictions used in course of ’doing rehearsal’ that are not depictions of final product • How are rehearsal depi

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Kohti demonstratiivien (morfo)fonologista typologiaa I L L 1 2 , 3 . - 5 . 5 . 2 0 1 9 , L U N D S O N J A D A H L G R E N & S E P P O K I T T I L Ä ( U N I V E R S I T Y O F H E L S I N K I ) A (morpho)phonological typology of demonstratives: A case study in sound symbolism 1 Background  We propose a (morpho)phonological typology of proximal and distal demonstratives based on their (phonological

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Accent reduction in two dialects of Japanese Phonetic manifestation of word accents in sentence perspetive -a comparison of Tokyo and Kochi Japanese Yasuko Nagano-Madsen Dept. Of Oriental & African Languages, Göteborg University Accent is weakened *in the following cases (for text reading and for learners of Japanese) *appears at the reduced pitch register/downstep, catathesis from Kori (1997:189)

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Supple_McCarthy_OMahony_mod The 2nd EuroSoTL conference, June 8-9 2017, Lund, Sweden “It has been a real voyage of discovery”: Staff as students in an online course – what have we learned? B. Supple, M. McCarthy, and C. O’Mahony, University College Cork, Ireland ABSTRACT: This paper sets out to examine and critique evaluations of a fully online Teaching and Learning in Higher Education professiona

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Microsoft Word - Irurtzun_named.doc Some Maladaptive Traits of Natural Language Aritz Irurtzun CNRS-IKER One of the biggest issues in current biolinguistics concerns the discussion of the putative adaptive nature of human language. Thus, a range of authors defend the view that language is an eminently adaptive tool that evolved for communication purposes (cf. Pinker and Bloom (1990); Pinker and Ja

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Chow Intonation patterns of double subjects in Mandarin: Evidence in support of a possessive structure Una Y. Chow, University of Calgary Researchers argue whether double subjects in Mandarin (e.g., [tùzi ‘rabbit’] and [ĕrduo ‘ear’] in the sentence [Tùzi ĕrduo chɑ́ng ‘Rabbits have long ears’]) are topic- subject sequences (e.g., [topic Tùzi ‘rabbit’] [subject ĕrduo ‘ear’] [chɑ́ng ‘long’] ‘As for r

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Lund_final.ppt 0 Fishing for information: How children learn to interpret focus Ann Pannekamp & Ulrike Toepel Lund, 03.06.2008 Lund, 03.06.2008 The Project • Concerned with the interplay of pragmatic and prosodic information sources during discourse perception • Brain markers for the processing of focus information in dialogs in • Adults • Adolescents (12 year olds) • Middle childhood (8 year olds

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Presentation ILL-12Giraldo&Zlatev REFERENTIAL ICONICITY IN MUSIC AND SPEECH: A COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH SWEDISH AND CHINESE SPEAKERS VERÓNICA GIRALDO & JORDAN ZLATEV Division for Cognitive Semiotics Lund University, Sweden ILL-12 Lund May 3, 2019 1 Outline • Theoretical background and general hypotheses • Design of the empirical study • Tasks • Procedure • Participants • Specific hypotheses • Result

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Light verb objects Fredrik Heinat, University of Gothenburg This paper is about the status of the post verbal NP in light verb constructions such as (1a) and (1b). The reason to examine the object status of these NPs is that they have been claimed to have a different behaviour than ‘ordinary’ direct objects. In addition to light verb objects, cognate objects, such as in (1c) and (1d), have been cl

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Agreement in discourse ellipses Mari Nygård, NTNU Trondheim Both spontaneous spoken language and newspaper headlines display a high frequency of ellipsis. In particular, arguments in topicalized position are vulnerable to omission, but also finite verbs are elided in certain cases, as illustrated by the following examples: 1. Ø tjente rått på telefonhealing. (headline) Ø earned plenty on telephone

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Melén Fäldt_Larsson The 2nd EuroSoTL conference, June 8-9 2017, Lund, Sweden Exploring a positive approach in facilitating teachers personal and professional development M. Melén Fäldt and S. Larsson, Kristianstad University, Sweden ABSTRACT: This presentation will reflect on experiences from the perspective of two education developers in an ongoing teacher development project within the Nurse Edu

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