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 --17-February-2018-Linguistic-Evidence-2018-Tübing
 en-Germany
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SUMMARY:Linguistic Evidence 2018, Tübingen, German
 y
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180217
LOCATION:Tübingen, Germany
DESCRIPTION:With the ninth Linguistic Evidence we 
 bring a new focus on empirical, theory-driven appr
 oaches to syntax, semantics and their interface to
  this conference series. We also aim at providing 
 a forum that allows us to address and reflect on t
 he challenges and opportunities of experimental ap
 proaches to linguistic theory.  Invited Speakers: 
 Barbara Hemforth (Paris Diderot), Edward Gibson (M
 IT), Valentine Haquard (University of Maryland) an
 d David Beaver (University of Texas, Austin).  We 
 invite contributions containing original research 
 that pursues theoretical analysis based on control
 led elicited data, such as experimentation, acquis
 ition or fieldwork. We especially encourage submis
 sions which apply experimental methods to linguist
 ic theory building. We invite abstracts for 30+15 
 minute talks and also for poster presentations.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>With the 
 ninth Linguistic Evidence we bring a new focus on 
 empirical, theory-driven approaches to syntax, sem
 antics and their interface to this conference seri
 es. We also aim at providing a forum that allows u
 s to address and reflect on the challenges and opp
 ortunities of experimental approaches to linguisti
 c theory.</p>\n\n  <p>Invited Speakers: Barbara He
 mforth (Paris Diderot), Edward Gibson (MIT), Valen
 tine Haquard (University of Maryland) and David Be
 aver (University of Texas, Austin).</p>\n</div><di
 v>\n  <p>We invite contributions containing origin
 al research that pursues theoretical analysis base
 d on controlled elicited data, such as experimenta
 tion, acquisition or fieldwork. We especially enco
 urage submissions which apply experimental methods
  to linguistic theory building. We invite abstract
 s for 30+15 minute talks and also for poster prese
 ntations.</p>\n</div>
URL:http://www.sfb833.uni-tuebingen.de/ev/le2018.h
 tml
CONTACT:LingEvid2018 at uni-tuebingen.de
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