The 9th Summer School of Linguistics took place from 15 to 21 August 2015 in Dačice, Czech Republic. It was financially supported by the Faculty of Arts, Charles University, Prague.
10:00–11:10 ARRIVAL
11:20–12:30 ARRIVAL
14:00–15:10 ARRIVAL
15:20–16:30 Havlíček: Evolution of communication
17:00–18:10 Dunn: Evolutionary analysis of linguistic change I
18:20–19:30 Dunn: Evolutionary analysis of linguistic change II
10:00–11:10 Havlíček: Human chemosensory communication
11:20–12:30 Smolík: Challenges in studying children's morphosyntax: comprehension of case and agreement
14:00–15:10 Dunn: Evolutionary analysis of linguistic change III
15:20–16:30 Keuleers: From the lab to the crowd: How megastudies and crowdsourcing are advancing psycholinguistics
17:00–18:10 FREE TIME
18:20–19:30 FREE TIME
10:00–11:10 POSTER SESSION
11:20–12:30 POSTER SESSION
14:00–15:10 Keuleers: When, where, and by whom words happen: A unified view on measures of word frequency, contextual diversity, and word prevalence
15:20–16:30 Karpiński: Exploring the boundaries of language I
17:00–18:10 WORKSHOPS:
A) Dotlačil: How to study and analyze reading – two experimental methods
B) Mačutek & Koščová: Cluster analysis and its application in the classification of languages/texts
18:20–19:30 FREE TIME
10:00–11:10 FREE TIME
11:20–12:30 Karpiński: Exploring the boundaries of language II
14:00–15:10 WORKSHOPS:
A) Dotlačil: How to study and analyze reading – two experimental methods
B) Mačutek & Koščová: Cluster analysis and its application in the classification of languages/texts
15:20–16:30 WORKSHOPS:
A) Dotlačil: How to study and analyze reading – two experimental methods
B) Mačutek & Koščová: Cluster analysis and its application in the classification of languages/texts
17:00–18:10 E. Sneed German: Online processing in L1 and L2: Similarities and differences revealed by ERPs
18:20–19:30 J. Sneed German: Hybrid Models in Phonology
10:00–11:10 FREE TIME
11:20–12:30 FREE TIME
14:00–15:10 WORKSHOPS:
A) Dotlačil: How to study and analyze reading – two experimental methods
B) Mačutek & Koščová: Cluster analysis and its application in the classification of languages/texts
15:20–16:30 J. Sneed German: Variability in the Prosodic Realization of Focus
17:00–18:10 Beňuš: Entrainment in spoken interactions I
18:20–19:30 Skarnitzl: How Is the Speaker’s Identity Reflected in the Speech Signal? I
10:00–11:10 Pešková: Romance vs. Slavic Pro-Drop
11:20–12:30 Skarnitzl: How Is the Speaker’s Identity Reflected in the Speech Signal? II
14:00–15:10 WORKSHOPS:
A) Dotlačil: How to study and analyze reading – two experimental methods
B) Mačutek & Koščová: Cluster analysis and its application in the classification of languages/texts
15:20–16:30 Kopecka: Motion events across and within languages I
17:00–18:10 Szewczyk: What ERPs tell us about prediction in language comprehension? I
18:20–19:30 Beňuš: Entrainment in spoken interactions II
10:00–11:10 WORKSHOPS:
A) Dotlačil: How to study and analyze reading – two experimental methods
B) Mačutek & Koščová: Cluster analysis and its application in the classification of languages/texts
11:20–12:30 Kopecka: Motion events across and within languages II
14:00–15:10 Szewczyk: What ERPs tell us about prediction in language comprehension? II
Štefan Beňuš (Univerzita Konstantina Filozofa v Nitře)
Jakub Dotlačil (University of Groningen)
Michael Dunn (Uppsala University)
Jan Havlíček (Univerzita Karlova v Praze)
Maciej Karpiński (Adam Mickiewicz University Poznań, Poland)
Emmanuel Keeulers (Ghent University)
Anetta Kopecka (Université Lyon 2)
Grzegorz Krajewski (University of Warsaw)
Ágnes Lukács (Budapest University of Technology and Economics)
Ján Mačutek (Univerzita Komenského v Bratislavě)
Andrea Pešková (Universität Hamburg)
Radek Skarnitzl (Univerzita Karlova v Praze)
Elisa Sneed German (Aix-Marseille Université)
James Sneed German (Aix-Marseille Université)
Jakub Szewczyk (Uniwersytet Jagielloński)