3rd Dynamic Syntax Conference

University of Malta Valletta Campus, 16-17^th May 2019

Dynamic Syntax is a grammar formalism that directly models the dynamics of parsing and production in real-time. On this view, linguistic knowledge is the ability to process (parse and produce) language, incrementally, in context, where syntax is recast as sets of constraints on the incremental building up of semantic and contextual representations from words encountered in a linguistic string.

The 3rd Dynamic Syntax Conference will bring together those using Dynamic Syntax in their research, as well as those interested in the empirical, computational, or theoretical issues surrounding Dynamic Syntax and its use.

We also especially welcome papers that engage with issues relating to parsing-based approaches to the representation of natural language, incremental systems of grammar, and/or the syntax-semantics and syntax-pragmatic interfaces, as well as papers that compare other formalisms to Dynamic Syntax (formal properties, problematic phenomena, etc).

Keynote speakers:

• Eleni Gregoromichelaki (Heinrich Heine Universitaet & King's College London)
• Lutz Marten (SOAS University of London)

Abstract submission: You can submit an anonymous abstract, no longer than 400 words (including references), alongside your personal details online at: http://linguistlist.org/easyabs/DS2019

Abstract Submission Deadline: 18^th of February, 2019

Notification of acceptance: 11^th of March, 2019