Petra Burkhardt

Ulrike Janßen

Mi, 14-14.30h

Petra Burkhardt, Ulrike Janßen:

Introduction: Minimal structure in linguistic theory

Mi, 14.30-15.30h

Sergey Avrutin:

Reading between headlines: Encoding information in syntax and discourse

Mi, 15.30-16h

- Der Vortrag von Maria Garraffa entfällt -

Mi, 16-16.30

Kaffeepause

Mi, 16.30-17h

Nino Grillo:

Mi, 17-17.30h

Jana Häussler:

Minimal structure in DP-parsing

Mi, 17.30-18h

Tully Thibeau:

Effects of NP-islands on native and non-native speakers of English

Mi, 18-18.30h

Dietmar Roehm, Hubert Haider:

Minimal structure in morphosyntactic processing: the case of particle verbs

Do, 9-10h

Ina Bornkessel-Schlesewsky, Matthias Schlesewsky:

Minimality as the ultimate universal: Neurotypological evidence from real time comprehension

Do, 10-10.30h

Petra Augurzky:

Effects of prosodic phrasing on structural ambiguity

Do, 10.30-11h

Doreen Bryant:

Minimality in child language acquisition

Do, 11-11.30h

Kaffeepause

Do, 11.30-12h

Kalliopi Katsika:

Exploring the minimal structure in Greek: Evidence from prepositional phrase attachment ambiguities

Do, 12-12.30h

Markus Bader, Tanja Schmid:

Minimality in verb cluster formation

Fr, 11.30-12.30h

Adam Buchwald:

Minimality and optimality in phonological processing: Evidence from aphasia

Fr, 12.30-13h

Mathias Scharinger:

Minimal representations of alternating vowels: Evidence from event-related potentials

Fr, 13-13.30h

Claudia Friedrich:

Not every pseudoword disrupts word recognition: Evidence from word initial and word medial variation

Fr, 13.30-14h

Johannes Knaus, Ulrike Janßen, Matthias Schlesewsky, Richard Wiese:

Minimality in prosodic structures: Evidence from ERP studies on German word prosody