Slavic Languages in the Black Box
Program
You can download the program, or the conference booklet:
- Program (3 pages)
- Conference booklet, with the schedule and all abstracts (33 pages, 2.6 MB)
Contents of this page:
- Workshop Program
- Lists of keynotes, talks and alternate talks in alphabetical order
- List of cancelled talks
(last updated: May 26th, 2014.)
Time Table
Click on the title for an abstract. Slides are added below the title where available.
Tuesday, Sep. 23rd
| Starting at 7 p.m. | Warming up at the Saints and Scholars. | |
Wednesday, Sep. 24th
| Starting at 8.30 a.m. | Distribution of name tags, good morning coffee | |
| 9 - 9.15 a.m. | Welcome | |
| 9.15 - 9.45 a.m. | Introduction: Christina Clasmeier | Psycholinguistic Research in the Scope of Slavic Languages – the Status Quo (Slides) |
| 9.45 - 10.45 a.m. | Keynote: Barbara Mertins | The use of experimental methods in linguistic research: advantages, problems and possible pitfalls (Slides) |
| 10.45 - 11.05 a.m. | Coffee break | |
| 11.05 a.m. - 1.05 p.m. | Presentation unit #1: Phonetics | |
| Yulia Nigmatulina, Elena Riekhakaynen | A psycholinguistic study of pauses in spontaneous speech: evidence from Russian <link fileadmin uni_tuebingen sfb sfb_833 c_bereich c2 documente blackbox-workshop-talks nigmatulina-riekhakaynen.pdf download file>(Slides) | |
| Olga Raeva, Elena Riekhakaynen, Yulia Nigmatulina | Processing reduced word forms in spontaneous Russian: looking for new methods | |
| Marion Krause | Statistical modelling in psycholinguistic research on accents and attitudes: problems and solutions | |
| 1.05 - 2.30 p.m. | Lunch | |
| 2.30 - 4.30 p.m. | Presentation unit #2: Grammar — aspect | |
| Jan Chromý, Eva Lehečková | Aspectual Interpretation of the Bi-aspectual Verbs in Czech (Slides) | |
| Anastasia Makarova | Psycholinguistic studies of Russian aktionsarten (Slides) | |
| Anja Gattnar | One experiment – different languages: a challenge for the transfer of experimental designs between Slavic languages (Slides) | |
| 4.30 - 4.50 p.m. | Coffee break | |
| 4.50 - 6.20 p.m. | Presentation unit #3: Grammar — aspect and more | |
| Elena Dieser | Some "cases of doubt" in the Russian grammar from different methodical perspectives (Slides) | |
| Penka Stateva, Arthur Stepanov | Processing complexity in Slavic numeral phrases | |
Thursday, Sep. 25th
Friday, Sep. 26th
| 9-10 a.m. | Keynote: Roumyana Slabakova | How to investigate interpretation in Slavic experimentally? (Slides) |
| 10 - 10.15 a.m. | Coffee break | |
| 10.15 a.m. - 12.15 p.m. | Presentation unit #6 | |
| Jan Patrick Zeller, Esther Ruigendijk | Processing code-switches between closely and less closely related languages. An ERP study. | |
| Jakub Jehlička | How differences in encoding of space in Czech Sign Language and in spoken Czech affects the non-linguistic spatial thought of the users of the respective languages? | |
| Vlasta Erdeljac, Anita Peti-Stantić, Jana Willer-Gold and Martina Sekulić | Adaptation of Tests for English into a Slavic Language: Case of Croation PALPA | |
| 12.15 - 12.30 p.m. | Coffee break | |
| 12.30 - 1.30 p.m. | Closing discussion | |
| afterwards | Lunch | |
Talks in alphabetical order
Keynotes
| Author(s) | Institution | Title |
| Denisa Bordag | Leipzig | Exploring Czech inflection with the picture-word interference paradigm |
| Tatiana V. Chernigovskaya | St. Petersburg | Debates on Mental Lexicon and its Cerebral Basis: Evidence from Russian |
| Barbara Mertins | Heidelberg | The use of experimental methods in linguistic research: advantages, problems and possible pitfalls |
| Roumyana Slabakova | Southampton | How to investigate interpretation in Slavic experimentally? |
Talks
| Author(s) | Institution | Title |
| Tanja Anstatt, Eva Belke, Christina Clasmeier | Bochum | Schalter, šapka, šaška – Coactivation in the bilingual lexicon of Russian heritage speakers and methodological problems of its investigation |
| Bernhard Brehmer, Tatjana Kurbangulova, Marcin Wiński | Germany (Greifswald) | How to measure lexical proficiency in heritage speakers of Russian and Polish in Germany? A comparison of different experimental approaches |
| Jan Chromý, Eva Lehečková | Czech Republic (Prag) | Aspectual Interpretation of the Bi-aspectual Verbs in Czech |
| Christina Clasmeier | Bochum | Psycholinguistic Research in the Scope of Slavic Languages – the Status Quo |
| Elena Dieser | Germany (Würzburg ) | Some "cases of doubt" in the Russian grammar from different methodical perspectives |
| Dagmar Divjak, Antti Arppe | Sheffield, Alberta (Canada) | Does “real” language fit a self-paced reading paradigm? |
| Vlasta Erdeljac, Anita Peti-Stantić, Jana Willer-Gold and Martina Sekulić | Croatia (Zagreb) | Adaptation of Tests for English into a Slavic Language: Case of Croation PALPA |
| Natalia Gagarina, Julia Lomako, Elena Valentik-Klein | Berlin | Interpretation of ambiguous pronouns in Russian: canonical and non-canonical word order |
| Anja Gattnar | Tübingen | One experiment – different languages: a challenge for the transfer of experimental designs between Slavic languages |
| Jakub Jehlička | Czech Republic (Prag) | How differences in encoding of space in Czech Sign Language and in spoken Czech affects the non-linguistic spatial thought of the users of the respective languages? |
| Radka Julínková, Denisa Bordag | Czech Republic, Germany (Leipzig) | Evidence of Split Morphology Hypothesis in Czech |
| Marion Krause | Germany (Hamburg) | Statistical modelling in psycholinguistic research on accents and attitudes: problems and solutions |
| Anastasia Makarova | Norway (Tromsø) | Psycholinguistic studies of Russian aktionsarten |
| Yulia Nigmatulina, Elena Riekhakaynen | Petersburg | A psycholinguistic study of pauses in spontaneous speech: evidence from Russian |
| Olga Raeva, Elena Riekhakaynen, Yulia Nigmatulina | Russia (St. Petersburg) | Processing reduced word forms in spontaneous Russian: looking for new methods |
| Filip Smolík | Czech Republic (Prag) | Sentence comprehension and structural priming in Czech toddlers and preschoolers;preferential looking and offline pointing compared |
| Penka Stateva, Arthur Stepanov | Slovenia (Nova Gorica) | Processing complexity in Slavic numeral phrases |
| Arthur Stepanov, Franci Vaupotič, Rok Žaucer | Slovenia (Nova Gorica) | Relative clause attachment preferences and the role of complementizer in Slovenian |
| Jan Patrick Zeller, Esther Ruigendijk | Germany (Oldenburg) | Processing code-switches between closely and less closely related languages. An ERP study. |
Alternate Talks
| Author(s) | Institution | Title |
| Kira Ivanova | Russia (Saint-Petersburg) | Negative derectives in russian child-directed speech |
| Tanya Ivanova-Sullivan | New Mexico | Anaphora resolution in heritage Russian: pronoun comprehension in globally ambiguous and semantically biased contexts |
| Eva Lehečková | Tschechien | Scalar classification of adjectives and deadjectival verbs in Czech |
Cancelled Talks
| Author(s) | Institution | Title |
| Anna Mikhaylova | University of Oregon | A processing approach to testing potentially incomplete acquisition of Russian aspect |
| Marion Krause | Universität Hamburg | Statistical modelling in psycholinguistic research on accents and attitudes: problems and solutions |
| Penka Stateva & Arthur Stepanov | University of Nova Gorica | Processing complexity in Slavic numeral phrases |
| Dagmar Divjak & Antti Arppe | University of Sheffield, University of Alberta, Canada | TAM markers as strongest predictors for the choice between near-synonyms: a self-paced reading experiment |
| Arthur Stepanov, Franci Vaupotič & Rok Žaucer | University of Nova Gorica | Relative clause attachment preferences and the role of complementizer in Slovenian |
| Vlasta Erdeljac, Anita Peti-Stantić, Jana Willer-Gold & Martina Sekulić | University of Zagreb | Adaptation of Tests for English into a Slavic Language: Case of Croation PALPA |