[Corpora-List] call for papers: HPSG 2006

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Date: Tue Jan 31 2006 - 11:01:45 MET

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    FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS

    HPSG 2006
    The 13th International Conference on Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar

    Varna, Bulgaria
    July 24 - 27, 2006

    Conference website: http://www.bultreebank.org/HPSG06/

    The 13th International Conference on HPSG will take place in Varna on
    July 24 -27, 2006, hosted by the Linguistic Modelling Laboratory, IPP,
    Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
    The conference will include a tutorial (July 24) and a workshop on
    "Regularity and Irregularity in Grammar and Language" (July 25).

    MAIN CONFERENCE
    July 26 - 27

    Abstracts are solicited for 20 minute presentations (followed by 10
    minutes of discussion) which address linguistic, foundational, or
    computational issues relating to the framework of Head-Driven Phrase
    Structure Grammar.

    INVITED SPEAKERS

    To be announced

    WORKSHOP
    "Regularity and Irregularity in Grammar and Language"
    (announcement)
    July 25

    The workshops associated with HPSG conferences typically address
    topics that are relevant to any grammatical framework. Contributions
    to the workshop from other frameworks are as welcome as abstract
    submissions from the HPSG community!

    The relationship between regularity and irregularity in language has
    always been a central research theme in linguistic theorizing.
    Contemporary grammatical frameworks in the generative tradition are no
    exception in this regard, with research dating back at least as far as
    George Lakoff's 1967 dissertation.

    Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar is particularly well-suited to
    address such issues, due to its lexicalist orientation and to its
    extensive use of types and inheritance hierarchies. Consequently,
    HPSG researchers have made significant contributions to the study of
    regularity and irregularity in the areas of morphology, syntax and
    semantics. To name only a few examples:

    Morphology and morphology-syntax interface: Flickinger's dissertation
    on lexical rules and the structure of the lexicon (Flickinger 1987);
    Nerbonne and Krieger's work on the organization of the lexicon and on
    inflectional morphology (Nerbonne and Krieger 1993); Riehemann's
    corpus-based study of derivational morphology (Riehemann 1998);
    Malouf's constructional approach to English gerunds.

    Syntax and syntax-semantics interface: Przepiorkowski's account of
    case assigmnment in Polish (Przepiorkowski 1999); Sag's papers on
    assignment rules and exceptions in the English auxiliary system (Sag
    2001);
    Ginzburg and Sag's constructional approach to the syntax and semantics
    of questions (Ginzburg and Sag 2001).

    Semantics: research on licensing of special elements, including idioms
    (Riehemann 2001, Soehn 2006), n-words and negative polarity items
    (Przepiorkowski and Kupsc 1999; Sailer/Richter 1999; De Swart and Sag
    2002).

    We invite contributions that address issues related to the above
    research topics, that discuss theoretical issues in the treatment of
    regularity and irregularity in language, or that present empirical
    studies that pose interesting challenges to existing accounts.

    The format of submission and the deadlines for the workshop will be
    identical to that of the main conference.

    SUBMISSION DETAILS

    For both the main conference and the workshop, we invite online
    submissions of abstracts for presentations which should consist of two
    parts:

    1. a separate information page in plain text format, containing
    - author name(s)
    - affiliation(s)
    - e-mail and postal address(es)
    - title of paper

    2. an extended abstract of not more than 5 (five) pages, including all
    figures and references. Abstracts should be in PDF format.

    We use an online subscription system. All abstracts should be
    submitted via http://www.easychair.org/HPSG2006
    (If you have any questions: jp.soehn@uni-tuebingen.de
    <mailto:jp.soehn@uni-tuebingen.de>).

    Abstracts for the main conference should mention 'HPSG-06' and
    abstracts for the workshop should mention 'Workshop-06' in the
    subject line. All abstracts will be reviewed anonymously by at least
    two reviewers. Authors are asked to avoid self-references in the
    abstracts.

    IMPORTANT DATES

    Abstract submission deadline: March 15, 2006
    Notification of acceptance: May 15, 2005
    Tutorial, Workshop, and Conference: July 24 - 27, 2006

    PUBLICATION

    The proceedings of the conference will be published on-line by CSLI
    publications. A call for papers for contributions will be issued after
    the conference. On-line proceedings of previous conferences are
    available at http://csli-publications.stanford.edu/HPSG/

    PROGRAM COMMITTEE for the CONFERENCE

    To be announced

    Program chairs:
    Erhard Hinrichs (Tuebingen)
    Jan-Philipp Soehn (Tuebingen)

    LOCAL ORGANIZATION

    Chair: Kiril Simov (Sofia)

    FURTHER INFORMATION

    local organization: Kiril Simov and Petya Osenova

    programm and submissions: Jan-Philipp Soehn

    conference web site: http://www.bultreebank.org/HPSG06/

    submission web site: http://www.easychair.org/HPSG2006/



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