A summary of the main events organized by the RTG Dimensions of Constructional Space.
- 12.10.2023 Talk by Prof. Dr. Hans Boas (The University of Texas at Austin): What Do Construction Grammarians Think About Construction Grammar?
- 18.10.2023 Talk by Dr. Elodie Winckel: Constructicon
- 25.10.2023 PhD presentations by Bastian Führer, Vania De la Garza, Tan Arda Gedik, and Sara Fernandez Santos
- 06.11.2023 Talk by Prof. Dr. Thomas Hoffmann (Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt): Creativity and Construction Grammar
- 22.11.2023 PhD presentations by Tan Arda Gedik (The importance of literacy) & Florian Kessler (A Classic as a Linguistic Norm? The Nine Chapters on Mathematical Methods and the Corpus of Chinese Mathematics)
- 27.11.2023 PhD presentation by Chiara Trombetta (Patterns beyond the sentence)
- 06.12.2023 PhD presentations by Malin Patel (Distributional Semantics) & Sara Fernández Santos (Predictive processing can alter phonetic perceptions in Spanish object relatives)
- 13.12.2023 PhD presentations by Aria Rastegar & Veronika Stampfer
- 10.01.2023 PhD presentations by Dongeun Lee (Defining Prepositional Constructions), Hassane Kissane, & Pegah Ramezani (Discovering Linguistic Levels Representation in Neural Language Models)
- 17.01.2024 PhD presentations by Iryna Fokashchuk: From Spatial to Abstract: A Cross-Linguistic Examination of German Prepositions and Their Equivalents & Vania de la Garza
- 24.01.2024 PhD presentations by Anne Sherley Legouté & Hendrik Kligge
- 31.01.2024 Talk by Prof. Dr. Jenny Audring (Leiden University): Construction Morphology: Implications, opportunities, consequences
- 07.02.2024 Talk by Prof. Dr. Thomas Herbst: Towards a constructionist analysis of English and (?) German
- 21-22.03.2024: Bootcamp
- Investigating cognition through corpora (Anatol Stefanowitsch, Freie Universität Berlin)
- Tapping into memory systems: using a split-attention paradigm to determine memory signatures for grammar and lexicon across proficiency levels (Dagmar Divjak, University of Birmingham)
- Workshop “Getting into Print” (Dagmar Divjak, University of Birmingham)
- Causative constructions in L1 and L2 English: From corpus extraction to teaching intervention Gaetanelle Gilquin (Université Catholique de Louvain)
- Discussion “Women in Academia” (Dagmar Divjak, University of Birmingham)