The Summer School of Linguistics will take place from 11 to 20 August 2023 in České Budějovice, Czech Republic.
ARRIVAL, EVENING PUB
10:00–11:10 Opening
11:20–12:30 Guillaume Thierry: Principles of event-related potentials for language research
14:00–15:10 Judit Gervain: Using near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) and electroencephalography (EEG) to assess early speech perception and language development I
15:30–16:40 Elli Tourtouri: The use of adjectives in visually-situated communication I
17:00–18:10 Elli Tourtouri: The use of adjectives in visually-situated communication II
10:00–11:10 Guillaume Thierry: Language co-activation in bilinguals, evidence from behavioural measures, eye-tracking and ERPs
11:20–12:30 Judit Gervain: Using near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) and electroencephalography (EEG) to assess early speech perception and language development II
14:00–15:10 Elli Tourtouri: The use of adjectives in visually-situated communication III
15:30–16:40 Helen Zhao: Frequency and contingency in L2 construction learning
17:00–18:10 Norbert Vanek: Label advantage in multimodal integration: On Czech noses and smell categories
10:00–11:10 Guillaume Thierry: Your brain is in control, but who controls your brain?
11:20–12:30 Judit Gervain: Using near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) and electroencephalography (EEG) to assess early speech perception and language development III
14:00–15:10 Norbert Vanek: Crosslinguistic influence in visual processing: the curious cases of blank-screen fixations and motion detection
15:30–16:40 Helen Zhao: Image schematic diagrams in second language processing of English prepositions
17:30–19:30 POSTER SESSION
ORGANIZED TRIP
10:00–11:10 PARALLEL WORKSHOPS: (i) Anna Čermáková: Corpus Stylistics I; (ii) James Brand: Conducting linguistics research online: A practical introduction using JsPsych I
11:20–12:30 Christoph Scheepers: Structural Priming and the Representation of Syntax
14:00–15:10 Jan Chromý: Sentence processing: on-line measures
15:30–16:40 TBA
17:00–18:10 TBA
10:00–11:10 PARALLEL WORKSHOPS: (i) Anna Čermáková: Corpus Stylistics II; (ii) James Brand: Conducting linguistics research online: A practical introduction using JsPsych II
11:20–12:30 Matteo Fuoli: Critical Discourse Analysis: fundamental principles
14:00–15:10 Kateřina Chládková: Auditory language
15:30–16:40 Jan Chromý: Sentence processing: off-line measures
17:00–18:10 Christoph Scheepers: Syntactic Priming: Cognitive Mechanisms and Open Questions
10:00–11:10 PARALLEL WORKSHOPS: (i) Anna Čermáková: Corpus Stylistics III; (ii) James Brand: Conducting linguistics research online: A practical introduction using JsPsych III
11:20–12:30 Matteo Fuoli: Analysing metaphor in discourse
14:00–15:10 Kateřina Chládková: Visual language
15:30–16:40 TBA
17:00–18:10 Barbara Mertins: Methods in experimental linguistics and psycholinguistics
10:00–11:10 WORKSHOP: James Brand: Conducting linguistics research online: A practical introduction using JsPsych IV
11:20–12:30 Matteo Fuoli: Using corpus methods to analyse discourse
14:00–15:10 Barbara Mertins: Multilingualism – a psycholinguistic perspective
15:30–16:40 Barbara Mertins: Code-Switching
17:00–18:10 Kateřina Chládková: Language in the brain and body
DEPARTURE
The already confirmed speakers of 2023 are:
Anna Čermáková (Lancaster University): Corpus stylistics (hands-on workshop)
Matteo Fuoli (University of Birmingham): (i) Critical Discourse Analysis: fundamental principles; (ii) Analysing metaphor in discourse; (iii) Using corpus methods to analyse discourse
Judit Gervain (University of Padua): Using near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) and electroencephalography (EEG) to assess early speech perception and language development
Barbara Mertins (Technical University of Dortmund): (i) Methods in experimental linguistics and psycholinguistics; (ii) Multilingualism – a psycholinguistic perspective; (iii) Code-Switching
Christoph Scheepers (University of Glasgow): (i) Structural Priming and the Representation of Syntax; (ii) Syntactic Priming: Cognitive Mechanisms and Open Questions
Elli Tourtouri (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics): The use of adjectives in visually-situated communication
Norbert Vanek (University of Auckland): (i) Label advantage in multimodal integration: On Czech noses and smell categories; (ii) Crosslinguistic influence in visual processing: the curious cases of blank-screen fixations and motion detection
Helen Zhao (University of Melbourne): (i) Frequency and contingency in L2 construction learning, (ii) Image schematic diagrams in second language processing of English prepositions
Kateřina Chládková (Charles University): (i) Auditory language; (ii) Visual language; (iii) Language in the brain and body
James Brand (Charles University): Conducting linguistics research online: A practical introduction using JsPsych (hands-on workshop)
Guillame Thierry (Bangor University): (i) Principles of event-related potentials for language research; (ii) Language co-activation in bilinguals, evidence from behavioural measures, eye-tracking and ERPs; (iii) Your brain is in control, but who controls your brain?
Jan Chromý (Charles University / University of Tübingen): Sentence processing: an introduction