This is a pre-final version of our Programme, as of 28 April 2011. PLM2011 Workshop Sessions in italics.
The entire Book of Abstracts is available as a PDF file [2.5 MB]. For individual abstracts, click on the author's name in the programme below.
17:30 Registration opens; 19:00 Welcome reception (glass of wine)
08:00 Registration opens
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9:00-9:30 |
Opening |
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9:30-10:30 |
Plenary: Brigitta Busch: Language biographies: exploring dynamics of individual multilingualism in changing social contexts (chaired by Michał Krzyżanowski) |
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BOUNDARY-WORK AND VALUATION IN LANGUAGE AND SOCIETY |
RESULTATIVES. TYPOLOGY, HISTORY, AREALITY AND COGNITION |
MIND, DISCOURSE AND SOCIETY |
GENERAL SESSION: Discourse Analysis (chaired by Michał Krzyżanowski) |
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10:30-11:00 |
W. Awedyk & C. Hamans: Zabrocki on boundaries: Diacrisis as a solution to boundary problems |
N. Nau, K. Stroński & B. Waelchli: Introduction |
M. Janowski: Things without a Name |
C. Hopkinson: Constructing identities and relationships in British and Czech advertising discourse: a contrastive study |
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11:00-11:30 |
H. Pociechina: Slavic Morphophonemics in Panchrony: Across Boundaries |
B. Cetnarowska: The mixing of passive and non-passive resultative adjectives in Polish |
M. Haładewicz-Grzelak & J. K. Lubos-Kozieł: Discursive creation of Societal Catholicism: a case study of advertising in Silesian Catholic periodicals from the second half of the 19th to early 20th centuries |
S. Bennett: But some people ARE ignorant!: A critical analysis of linguistic strategies employed in online articles and subsequent comments below the line |
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11:30-12:00 |
Coffee break |
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BOUNDARY-WORK AND VALUATION IN LANGUAGE AND SOCIETY |
RESULTATIVES. TYPOLOGY, HISTORY, AREALITY AND COGNITION |
MIND, DISCOURSE AND SOCIETY |
GENERAL SESSION: Discourse Analysis (chaired by Zdzisław Wąsik) |
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12:00-12:30 |
L. A. Cariola: Body boundary and primary process language in discourse of religious-mystical and psychotic altered states of consciousness |
J. Pakerys: On the polysemy / homonymy of markers of derivational resultatives in Lithuanian |
M. Kielar: Grammatical means of expressing valuation in mass media discourse |
J. W. Unger: The discursive dynamics of online political activism |
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12:30-13:00 |
J. K. Lubos-Kozieł & M. Haładewicz-Grzelak: Visual discourse encounters in the third degree: boundary collapse and fortition in the representations of Licheń’s Holy Icon |
D. Krajewska: Resultatives in Basque: a diachronic study |
U. Okulska: The role of cultural values in the formation of Late Middle and Early Modern English institutional correspondence |
J. Cudomirovic: Media discourse and national identity: The coverage of Serbian national football team matches in the 2010 World Cup in Serbian daily newspapers |
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13.00-14.00 |
Lunch break |
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14:00-15:00 |
Keynote: Ruth Wodak (chaired by Katarzyna Dziubalska-Kołaczyk) |
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EXPERIMENTAL AND INNOVATIVE METHODOLOGIES IN SOCIOLINGUISTICS |
RESULTATIVES. TYPOLOGY, HISTORY, AREALITY AND COGNITION |
MIND, DISCOURSE AND SOCIETY |
GENERAL SESSION: Discourse Analysis (chaired by Zdzisław Wąsik) |
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15:00-15:30 |
E. Torgersen: Introduction P. Tipton: The role of context in experimental approaches to sociolinguistic variation |
M. Bavant: Resultatives in Basque and connected issues in different languages |
M. Kopytowska: Mediating human experience: frames, conflict, and the Other |
E. Winzeler: Well, oh well: Comparing oh well to the independent discourse marker well |
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15:30-16:00 |
M. Maegaard & N. Pharao: Exploring the social meaning potentials of phonetic variants – the case of Copenhagen Danish(s) |
L. Khokhlova: The evolution of resultatives in Western New Indo-Aryan languages (Hindi, Gujarati, Marwari and Punjabi) |
M. Fabiszak: Construal operations in negotiating the tension between individual and collective memory: personal narratives on tesknie.com |
M. C. Caimotto: The Italian dream of a ‘white Obama’ |
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16:00-16:30 |
Coffee break |
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EXPERIMENTAL AND INNOVATIVE METHODOLOGIES IN SOCIOLINGUISTICS |
RESULTATIVES. TYPOLOGY, HISTORY, AREALITY AND COGNITION |
GENERAL SESSION: Discourse Analysis (chaired by Maciej Kielar) |
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16:30-17:00 |
L. Clark & K. Watson: Change Point Analysis and language attitudes: measuring reactions to regional variation in real time |
K. Stronski: On the development of static participles in Pahari |
K. Stadnik: The Self and Society: Individuation in Chaucer |
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17:00-17:30 |
B. G. Evans: Investigating the role of phonetic variation in speech processing |
B. Waelchli: Toward a typology of resultatives beyond Eurasia |
A. Rusinek: The Concept of Semantic Field: In Search of the Father of the Field Theory |
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17:30-18:00 |
P. Kerswill: Discussion |
General discussion |
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9:00-10:00 |
Plenary: Peter Trudgill: Societies of intimates, social dynamics, and mature phenomena (chaired by Jarosław Weckwerth) |
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NARRATIVES IN INTERACTION |
THE SYNTAX OF INFINITIVES AND GERUNDS |
GENERAL SESSION |
SATELLITE SESSION: DISCOURSE IN CELTIC (MINORITY) LANGUAGES |
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10:00-10:30 |
K. Ciepiela: Situated narratives as a tool kit for identity performance |
SPECIAL FEATURE Invited speaker: I. Landau: Explaining Partial Control: A Tale of Denial and Repression [10:00-11:00] |
E. McKendry: A New Irish? Problems of communication in modern Irish media and new speakers |
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10:30-11:00 |
J. Pawelczyk: ‘No stories, no self’ : Narrative as an interactional accomplishment in the psychotherapy session |
G. Ó Domagáin: Where are your nouns? A discussion of the dichotomy between the lexicon of L1 speakers and L2 speakers in Irish |
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11.00-11.30 |
Coffee break |
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NARRATIVES IN INTERACTION |
THE SYNTAX OF INFINITIVES AND GERUNDS |
GENERAL SESSION: Philosophy and language (chaired by Yishai Tobin) |
SATELLITE SESSION: DISCOURSE IN CELTIC (MINORITY) LANGUAGES |
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11:30-12:00 |
A. Kielkiewicz-Janowiak: Narratives in intergenerational communication |
J. Witkoś: Control across an object: a Late Merge approach |
N. Ritt: Grammar, accommodation and the uni-directionality of grammaticalisation |
S. Heinz: Welsh: Between stability and fragility - consolidated status, increasing linguistic insecurity - a socio-linguistic paradox? |
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12:00-12:30 |
N. Schleicher: Gendered narratives |
P. Cegłowski: (Non-)Obligatory Control and the syntax of -nie/-cie nominals in Polish |
D. Lipowska: Naming Game and homonymy–synonymy puzzle |
M. Hornsby: Colli iaith neu newid iaith? Changes in the Welsh language in the 21st century |
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12:30-13:00 |
E. Glapka: Stories of bridal and feminine experience – the production of gendered narratives in the context of media reception |
S. Minor: Control via Agree |
B. Konat: Philosophical assumptions in cognitive and generative linguistics |
H. Glyn Lewis: Language resilience and shift outside formal educational contexts: The Good News and the Bad News |
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13:00-14:00 |
Lunch break |
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14:00-14:45 |
Special event: Presentation of "The SAGE Handbook of Sociolinguistics" (moderated by Peter Trudgill) |
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THE SYNTAX OF INFINITIVES AND GERUNDS |
GENERAL SESSION: Phonetics & Phonology (chaired by Paul Kerswill) |
SATELLITE SESSION: DISCOURSE IN CELTIC (MINORITY) LANGUAGES |
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14:45-15:15 |
P. Herbeck: On Adjunct Control, Overt Subjects, and the Theory of Empty Categories |
T. Kuczmarski: Speaker Adaptation Technique in Building Personalized Speech Synthesis for Individuals with Progressive Speech Loss |
J. Price: The Irish Language in the Museum: the potential of micro-level actions for language support and maintenance |
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15:15-15:45 |
K. Yoshimoto: Japanese tokoro-clause constructions do not involve backward control |
L. Ballard: Akan Vowel Harmony in Optimality Theory |
C. Anderson: Mapping the dialects of Ireland - a cross-linguistic approach |
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15:45-16:15 |
Coffee break |
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GENERAL SESSION (chaired by Jarosław Weckwerth) |
THE SYNTAX OF INFINITIVES AND GERUNDS |
GENERAL SESSION: Phonetics & Phonology (chaired by Paul Kerswill) |
SATELLITE SESSION: DISCOURSE IN CELTIC (MINORITY) LANGUAGES |
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16:15-16:45 |
N. H. Hilton, C. Gooskens & R. Van Bezooijen: Attitudes towards Frisian in the Netherlands |
S. Żychliński: Evidence against locative experiencers in Polish |
M. Rominiecka: Persuasive nature of phonostylistic processes in political discourse on the example of speeches and interviews given by Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama. A study within the framework of Natural Phonology |
G. Quentel: Celtic Roots in the Neology of the South Brythonic Languages |
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16:45-17:15 |
A. Sandach: The attitudes of Finns towards dialect literature |
A. Madeira & A. Fiéis: Tense and restructuring: control predicates in the diachrony of Portuguese |
P. Orzechowska: Competing factors in consonant cluster formation |
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17:15-17:45 |
M. Sheehan & M. C. Parafita Couto: Optional inflected infinitives in Portuguese and Galician |
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19:30 |
Conference party at the Brovaria |
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9:00-10:00 |
Plenary: Dafydd Gibbon: Speech technology in the context of applied sociolinguistics in Africa (chaired by Joanna Pawelczyk) |
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PERSPECTIVES ON PROXIMIZATION: RECOGNIZING BOUNDARIES, BUILDING BRIDGES |
GENERAL SESSION: Sociolinguistics (chaired by Michael Hornsby) |
THE SEMIOTIC SELF IN COMMUNICATIVE INTERACTIONS |
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10:00-10:30 |
P. Cap: Introduction: Proximization as a construct and a methodological tool |
M. B. Paradowski: Investigating the social dynamics of language spread: shifting from field work to social media |
P. Durst-Andersen: From Bühler's organon model of language to the speaker- and hearer-oriented models of human communication |
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10:30-11:00 |
P. Cap: Time in proximization theory |
M. Ramoniene: Urban Home Languages: New Trends in Lithuania |
P. Gąsiorowski: How language serves the self and how the self serves language in return |
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11:00-11:30 |
Coffee break |
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PERSPECTIVES ON PROXIMIZATION: RECOGNIZING BOUNDARIES, BUILDING BRIDGES |
GENERAL SESSION: Sociolinguistics (chaired by Agnieszka Kiełkiewicz-Janowiak) |
THE SEMIOTIC SELF IN COMMUNICATIVE INTERACTIONS |
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11:30-12:00 |
P. Chilton: Deictic Space theory (DST): the fundamental theory and its applications |
A. Prikhodkine: Covert prestige, dialect variation and social dynamics: a case of “intermediate professions” |
K. Krawczak: Meaning construction: Between subjectivity and intersubjectivity |
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12:00-12:30 |
B. Kaal & A. Cienki: A discourse space model for identifying perspective in Dutch party manifestos |
R. Tomášková: Advertising Education: Interpersonal Aspects in the Genre of the Internet University Presentations |
J. Zaprucki: The ecological self: On the literary construction of local identity under the influence of the natural and cultural environment in the Karkonosze-Mountain region |
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12:30-13:00 |
L. F. Llamas: Blending times, politics and ideology. A text-world theory approach to the study of legitimisation. The case of northern Ireland |
M. Dzysiuk: The self-image under construction: the impact of advertising on the emergence of eating disorders |
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13.00-14.00 |
Lunch break |
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14:00-15:30 |
POSTER SESSION (For names and abstracts, see below) (chaired by Małgorzata Kul) |
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PERSPECTIVES ON PROXIMIZATION: RECOGNIZING BOUNDARIES, BUILDING BRIDGES |
GENERAL SESSION (chaired by Bartosz Wiland) |
THE SEMIOTIC SELF IN COMMUNICATIVE INTERACTIONS |
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15:30-16:00 |
M. Kopytowska: Proximization, mediatization, and news discourse |
M. Tanase-Dogaru: On the ‘Double-DP’ Qualitative Construction in Romanian |
E. Wąsik: Speech as a semiotic extension of the self |
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16:00-16:30 |
Y. Tobin & A. Stern Perez: A sign-oriented perspective of proximization in the narratives of Israeli bus drivers who experienced terrorist attacks |
P. Korpal: Omission in simultaneous interpreting as a conscious decision made by an interpreter |
J. Szymańska: Pragmatic aspects of the self as a communicator: on the textual interchangeability of sender and receiver roles in academic discourse |
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16:30-17:00 |
Coffee break |
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PERSPECTIVES ON PROXIMIZATION: RECOGNIZING BOUNDARIES, BUILDING BRIDGES |
THE SEMIOTIC SELF IN COMMUNICATIVE INTERACTIONS |
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17:00-17:30 |
P. Cap & M. Kopytowska: Perspectives on proximization: recognizing boundaries, building bridges - Discussion [17:00-18:00] |
A. Stępkowska: Societal multilingualism: collective aspects of communication |
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17:30-18:00 |
R. Lanigan: Communicology Paradigms of Self: The Perspectives Model of Interpersonal Communication |
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18:00-18:30 |
Z. Wąsik: From language to the communicating self as an object of linguistic studies |
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M. Berizzi: Deontic modality in the Italian dialects: the case of the verb toccare ('touch')
M. Borowiak-Dostatnia: Do we train properly? The Language and technology tandem in the curricula of European universities
D. Clement: Glottal stops and tones in Gaelic and Danish
E. Even-Simkin and Y. Tobin: Semantic integrality of the IVA-Ablaut verbs in the resultative context
A. Gonerko-Frej: Enriched or endangered? Global identity issues in EFL in Poland
R.A. Islam: Reduplication in Urdu
G. Krynicki: Phonetic errors of Polish learners of English and 80-20 rule
J. Łucka: Conceptual metaphors in the discourse of the European Parliament
A. Marczak: Constraints and natural preferences in Polish English stress acquisition
G. Michalski: Autosegmental morphophonemic velar palatalisations in Polish
B. Pastuszek-Lipinska, B. Kamińska-Kolarczyk and E. Wielgat: Effectiveness of melodic intonation therapy - Preliminary results from four patients
N. Perkova: The plurality of participants in Latvian: sa-derivatives, reciprocity and comitatives
M. Połczyńska, A. Drużdż, A. Czarczyńska-Orchowska and M. Moryc: Secondary biomedical factors causing language and speech disorders after ischemic stroke
J.T. Ramonaite: The development of utterances in a native-like L2 acquisition: A case study of internationally adopted 11-year-old
E. Trutkowski: Referential null subjects in German
G. Zapletalová: Social and cognitive contexts of prepared speeches: The impact of individual and collective aspects on the social dynamics of conference presentations and their discussions