#iclc16 — Public Fediverse posts
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Inspiriert durch die #iclc16 und @stefanhartmann gibt es auf dem #NLK24 auch Stopschilder für diejenigen, die einfach nicht aufhören wollen. Zum Einsatz kamen sie aber noch nicht 😄
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Inspiriert durch die #iclc16 und @stefanhartmann gibt es auf dem #NLK24 auch Stopschilder für diejenigen, die einfach nicht aufhören wollen. Zum Einsatz kamen sie aber noch nicht 😄
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Inspiriert durch die #iclc16 und @stefanhartmann gibt es auf dem #NLK24 auch Stopschilder für diejenigen, die einfach nicht aufhören wollen. Zum Einsatz kamen sie aber noch nicht 😄
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Inspiriert durch die #iclc16 und @stefanhartmann gibt es auf dem #NLK24 auch Stopschilder für diejenigen, die einfach nicht aufhören wollen. Zum Einsatz kamen sie aber noch nicht 😄
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After the huge #iclc16 conference, I am about to leave for the exact opposite type of event: instead of 14 parallel sessions, just 10 talks at #rtanjLinguistics4, with ample time for discussion. I am talking about "Modification and the nature of adjectives", and I am looking very much forward to everything about this event, including traveling there via Budapest and Belgrad with first train and then bus. https://sites.google.com/view/rtanj/home
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After the huge #iclc16 conference, I am about to leave for the exact opposite type of event: instead of 14 parallel sessions, just 10 talks at #rtanjLinguistics4, with ample time for discussion. I am talking about "Modification and the nature of adjectives", and I am looking very much forward to everything about this event, including traveling there via Budapest and Belgrad with first train and then bus. https://sites.google.com/view/rtanj/home
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After the huge #iclc16 conference, I am about to leave for the exact opposite type of event: instead of 14 parallel sessions, just 10 talks at #rtanjLinguistics4, with ample time for discussion. I am talking about "Modification and the nature of adjectives", and I am looking very much forward to everything about this event, including traveling there via Budapest and Belgrad with first train and then bus. https://sites.google.com/view/rtanj/home
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If you want to read up on #ICLC16, take a look at @jn‘s megathread starting here https://fediscience.org/@jn/110847328788583288
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If you want to read up on #ICLC16, take a look at @jn‘s megathread starting here https://fediscience.org/@jn/110847328788583288
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If you want to read up on #ICLC16, take a look at @jn‘s megathread starting here https://fediscience.org/@jn/110847328788583288
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If you want to read up on #ICLC16, take a look at @jn‘s megathread starting here https://fediscience.org/@jn/110847328788583288
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If you want to read up on #ICLC16, take a look at @jn‘s megathread starting here https://fediscience.org/@jn/110847328788583288
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The sixth day of #iclc16 begins! Looking forward to the plenary by… wait, where is everybody?!?
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The sixth day of #iclc16 begins! Looking forward to the plenary by… wait, where is everybody?!?
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The sixth day of #iclc16 begins! Looking forward to the plenary by… wait, where is everybody?!?
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The sixth day of #iclc16 begins! Looking forward to the plenary by… wait, where is everybody?!?
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The sixth day of #iclc16 begins! Looking forward to the plenary by… wait, where is everybody?!?
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Huge props to @stefanhartmann and the whole organizing team of #iclc16 for making this a great conference!
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Huge props to @stefanhartmann and the whole organizing team of #iclc16 for making this a great conference!
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Huge props to @stefanhartmann and the whole organizing team of #iclc16 for making this a great conference!
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Huge props to @stefanhartmann and the whole organizing team of #iclc16 for making this a great conference!
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Claudia Raihert presents work on metaphor/figurative language in discourse and other genres.
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They chose the genres news and fiction and looked at landscape and weather metaphors. Source domains nouns were generated with WordNet, then queried with COCA which resulted in 27/81 keywords. -
Claudia Raihert presents work on metaphor/figurative language in discourse and other genres.
#iclc16
They chose the genres news and fiction and looked at landscape and weather metaphors. Source domains nouns were generated with WordNet, then queried with COCA which resulted in 27/81 keywords. -
Claudia Raihert presents work on metaphor/figurative language in discourse and other genres.
#iclc16
They chose the genres news and fiction and looked at landscape and weather metaphors. Source domains nouns were generated with WordNet, then queried with COCA which resulted in 27/81 keywords. -
Claudia Raihert presents work on metaphor/figurative language in discourse and other genres.
#iclc16
They chose the genres news and fiction and looked at landscape and weather metaphors. Source domains nouns were generated with WordNet, then queried with COCA which resulted in 27/81 keywords. -
The theme session ok communicative efficiency by Anita Slonimska and Natalia Levshina was really cool! Lots of interestingbppints raised, and great to see multimodality research represented at #iclc16
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The theme session on communicative efficiency by Anita Slonimska and Natalia Levshina was really cool! Lots of interesting points raised, and great to see multimodality research represented at #iclc16
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The theme session on communicative efficiency by Anita Slonimska and Natalia Levshina was really cool! Lots of interesting points raised, and great to see multimodality research represented at #iclc16
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The theme session on communicative efficiency by Anita Slonimska and Natalia Levshina was really cool! Lots of interesting points raised, and great to see multimodality research represented at #iclc16
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Gertraud Fenk-Ocszlon discusses working memory constraints and their implications for efficient coding of MSG's #iclc16
The more predictable, the shorter and first in the sequence. To place high info amount early would lead to cognitive overload.
WM constraints the avg lvl of information being transmitted.
WM = set of processes holding mental representations temporarily available for use in thought & action (Cowan 2017) -
Gertraud Fenk-Ocszlon discusses working memory constraints and their implications for efficient coding of MSG's #iclc16
The more predictable, the shorter and first in the sequence. To place high info amount early would lead to cognitive overload.
WM constraints the avg lvl of information being transmitted.
WM = set of processes holding mental representations temporarily available for use in thought & action (Cowan 2017) -
Gertraud Fenk-Ocszlon discusses working memory constraints and their implications for efficient coding of MSG's #iclc16
The more predictable, the shorter and first in the sequence. To place high info amount early would lead to cognitive overload.
WM constraints the avg lvl of information being transmitted.
WM = set of processes holding mental representations temporarily available for use in thought & action (Cowan 2017) -
Gertraud Fenk-Ocszlon discusses working memory constraints and their implications for efficient coding of MSG's #iclc16
The more predictable, the shorter and first in the sequence. To place high info amount early would lead to cognitive overload.
WM constraints the avg lvl of information being transmitted.
WM = set of processes holding mental representations temporarily available for use in thought & action (Cowan 2017) -
Alexander Koplening (with Sascha Wolfer & Peter Meyer) argues that languages trade off complexity against efficiency
#iclc16
All slides on Https://osf.io/prthj/
They present a database of parallel text (many types, religious texts, legal, movie subs) and in addition comparable corpora (not fully parallel, from web crawls)
41 multilingual corpora, 2k languages, spoken by 90% of world population. -
Alexander Koplening (with Sascha Wolfer & Peter Meyer) argues that languages trade off complexity against efficiency
#iclc16
All slides on Https://osf.io/prthj/
They present a database of parallel text (many types, religious texts, legal, movie subs) and in addition comparable corpora (not fully parallel, from web crawls)
41 multilingual corpora, 2k languages, spoken by 90% of world population. -
Alexander Koplening (with Sascha Wolfer & Peter Meyer) argues that languages trade off complexity against efficiency
#iclc16
All slides on Https://osf.io/prthj/
They present a database of parallel text (many types, religious texts, legal, movie subs) and in addition comparable corpora (not fully parallel, from web crawls)
41 multilingual corpora, 2k languages, spoken by 90% of world population. -
Alexander Koplening (with Sascha Wolfer & Peter Meyer) argues that languages trade off complexity against efficiency
#iclc16
All slides on Https://osf.io/prthj/
They present a database of parallel text (many types, religious texts, legal, movie subs) and in addition comparable corpora (not fully parallel, from web crawls)
41 multilingual corpora, 2k languages, spoken by 90% of world population. -
Kaius Sinnemäki with Francesca Do Garbo, Eri Kashima & Mark Ellison on communicative efficiency and language contact
#iclc16
Not only discourse, but also grammar and lexicon are organized in an efficient way. But in this research multilingualism and L contact have been neglected (while multilinguism is the norm rather than a deviation). -
Kaius Sinnemäki with Francesca Do Garbo, Eri Kashima & Mark Ellison on communicative efficiency and language contact
#iclc16
Not only discourse, but also grammar and lexicon are organized in an efficient way. But in this research multilingualism and L contact have been neglected (while multilinguism is the norm rather than a deviation). -
Kaius Sinnemäki with Francesca Do Garbo, Eri Kashima & Mark Ellison on communicative efficiency and language contact
#iclc16
Not only discourse, but also grammar and lexicon are organized in an efficient way. But in this research multilingualism and L contact have been neglected (while multilinguism is the norm rather than a deviation). -
Kaius Sinnemäki with Francesca Do Garbo, Eri Kashima & Mark Ellison on communicative efficiency and language contact
#iclc16
Not only discourse, but also grammar and lexicon are organized in an efficient way. But in this research multilingualism and L contact have been neglected (while multilinguism is the norm rather than a deviation). -
The slides of my talk "A formal model of lexicogrammatical individuality" are now on Zenodo: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8233427. The talk expands on my Element ("A Theory of Linguistic Individuality") by proposing a connection with information theory for its mathematical formalisation #ICLC16
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The slides of my talk "A formal model of lexicogrammatical individuality" are now on Zenodo: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8233427. The talk expands on my Element ("A Theory of Linguistic Individuality") by proposing a connection with information theory for its mathematical formalisation #ICLC16
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Second talk is by Jiahhao Yang & Sotaro Kita on how hearing speakers create manual gestures to benefit comprehension.
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The focus of this talk is on silent gesture. We use silent gesture when language is inhibited.
But how to we choose gestural symbols to represent a concept?
For example APPLE could be represented by various associations.so we should great variation.
But research has shown that across cultures people use often EAT AN APPLE rather than other options -
Second talk is by Jiahhao Yang & Sotaro Kita on how hearing speakers create manual gestures to benefit comprehension.
#iclc16
The focus of this talk is on silent gesture. We use silent gesture when language is inhibited.
But how to we choose gestural symbols to represent a concept?
For example APPLE could be represented by various associations.so we should great variation.
But research has shown that across cultures people use often EAT AN APPLE rather than other options