Download the poster I presented at the AMLaP 2017 conference, along with the abstract! Although my presentation was much more theoretically-oriented than the vast majority of the other contributions, some colleagues showed interest in my work. It was stimulating to exchange ideas with more empirically-minded scholars on our respective research topics (special thanks to Dr. Hiroshi Nakanishi for also taking the picture).
AMLaP 2017 final programme
The 23rd AMLaP Conference – Architectures and Mechanisms of Language Processing is kicking off at Lancaster University on Thursday, September 7, 2017. Download the conference program on the AMLaP2017 website. On Saturday 9, I will present a poster entitled ‘Concerning the notion of constructional polysemy.’ I will upload both the abstract and the poster shortly after the conference. Stay tuned! 😉
Italian lessons at The Language Company
From next week, I will be back in charge of the Italian tutoring service at The Language Company, Lancaster. Anybody interested in Italian classes is welcome to contact me to draw up a plan tailored to their individual needs and interests.
Reviewing a new book on analogy
I have been selected to review Elisa Mattiello’s new book ‘Analogy in word-formation: A study of English neologisms and occasionalisms’ for The LINGUIST List. Since I am currently working on the role of analogy in languages (with particular reference to English), I am looking forward to carrying out this ‘task.’ I will post the review in the next few months, as soon as it is published. Stay tuned!
AMLaP 2017 provisional programme
The AMLaP 2017 provisional programme is now available in PDF format on the conference website. I will present my poster on Saturday, 9th September. Stay tuned for updates!
Presenting at AMLaP 2017
This is the post excerpt.
I will present a poster at the 23rd AMLaP Conference – Architectures and Mechanisms of Language Processing, which this year will take place at Lancaster University on September 7-9. My contribution will be entitled ‘Concerning the notion of constructional polysemy.’ I will upload both the abstract and the poster shortly after the conference. Stay tuned!