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SUMMARY:Cognitalks: Neuroscience\, Cognition\, and Beyond!
DESCRIPTION:Registration is open\, click here to reserve your spot! \nOrganized by Cognito! \nCogniTalks is an annual event organized by the student union Cognito of the University of Amsterdam. The event consists of several outstanding neuroscientists who will be sharing their inspiring and relevant research during a 15-minute-talk\, covering topics from the biology of language to human consciousness. After the talks\, you’ll have the opportunity to ask the speakers questions and maybe even discuss their ideas at the bar of Pakhuis de Zwijger. \n\nLocation: Pakhuis de Zwijger\, Piet Heinkade 179\, Amsterdam.\nTime: 19:30 – 22:00
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/cognitalks-neuroscience-cognition-and-beyond/
LOCATION:Pakhuis de Zwijger\, Piet Heinkade 179\, Amsterdam
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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SUMMARY:ACLC Seminar | Ivan Yuen: The effect of predictability on the duration of phrase-final syllables and pause
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication! (ACLC) \n\nSpeaker: Ivan Yuen\nLocation: P.C. Hoofthuis\nRoom: 5.60\nTitle: The effect of predictability on the duration of phrase-final syllables and pause\nAbstract: The abstract can be found here.
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/aclc-seminar-ivan-yuen-tba/
LOCATION:P.C. Hoofthuis\, Spuistraat 134\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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SUMMARY:ACLC Seminar | Astrid De Wit: The present perfective paradox across languages
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication! (ACLC) \n\nSpeaker: Astrid De Wit\nLocation: P.C. Hoofthuis\nRoom: 3.08\nTitle: The present perfective paradox across languages\nAbstract: This talk starts from the observation that\, in many genetically and geographically unrelated languages\, there is a remarkable restriction on the use of the present tense to refer to dynamic or perfective situations that are happening at the time of speaking – a phenomenon called the ‘present perfective paradox’ (Malchukov 2009; De Wit 2017). With stative and imperfective situations\, on the other hand\, there are no such alignment problems. In English\, for instance\, it is ungrammatical to employ the simple present to refer to present-time events (e.g.\, *Be quiet\, I write)\, whereas present-time states do allow the use of the simple present (e.g.\, I feel sick). Similar interactions between the present tense and aspect have been attested in language-specific studies of\, among others\, various Slavic languages\, creole languages\, Bantu languages\, Niger-Congo languages and Japanese. In these languages\, the so-called present tense (when combined with perfective/dynamic verbs) is primarily used to report future\, past or habitual rather than present-time events.In this presentation\, I will analyze the manifestation of this present perfective paradox in English\, French\, the English-based Surinamese creole language Sranan\, and a variety of Slavic languages (Russian\, Polish\, Czech\, and Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian)\, thereby adopting an epistemic approach to temporal and aspectual categories (e.g. Langacker 1991). The analysis starts from the assumption that there is a cognitive constraint on the alignment of bounded situations in their entirety with the time of speaking\, and that this constraint is linguistically reflected in the fact that is difficult to use present perfective constructions with dynamic verbs to report present-time events. On the basis of a detailed study of corpus data and native-speaker elicitations\, I argue that languages have developed a variety of strategies to tackle this alignment problem. One solution is to insert a construction that\, like the progressive\, has the capacity to imperfectivize originally perfective situations. Another solution is to assign a non-present interpretation to present perfective constructions: a past interpretation (‘retrospective strategy’)\, a future interpretation (‘prospective strategy’)\, or a habitual/generic interpretation (‘structural strategy’). I will propose a variety of diachronic\, contact-related\, and cognitive explanations to account for which specific strategy is chosen and for the cross-linguistic variation in this respect.
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/aclc-seminar-astrid-de-wit-the-present-perfective-paradox-across-languages/
LOCATION:P.C. Hoofthuis\, Spuistraat 134\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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SUMMARY:UvA Data Science Centre | The Societal Impact of AI & Data Science
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the UvA Data Science Centre! For more information on the event\, click here. \nClick here to register! Registration is free and everyone (UvA and non-UvA) is welcome to join! \nHow does data science inform environmental policy? Why is it important that we value research outputs in a future-proof way? And how can we foster true-to-life and ethical data science? Some important discussions on the way we conduct research are taking place in the world of data science today. Exciting topics that will be addressed by 3 world-leading data scientists on Friday 24 March 2023! \n\nDate: Friday 24 March 2023\nTime: 10:00 – 12:30 (doors open at 09:30)\nFormat: In-person only\nLocation: Het Trippenhuis\, Kloveniersburgwal 29\, Amsterdam
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/uva-data-science-centre-the-societal-impact-of-ai-data-science/
LOCATION:Het Trippenhuis\, Kloveniersburgwal 29\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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SUMMARY:ACLC Seminar | Sonja Riesberg: Word order and discourse prominence in western Austronesian symmetrical voice languages
DESCRIPTION:Organized by the Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication! (ACLC) \n\nSpeaker: Sonja Riesberg\nLocation: P.C. Hoofthuis\nRoom: 5.60\nTitle: Word order and discourse prominence in western Austronesian symmetrical voice languages\nAbstract: the abstract can be found here.
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/aclc-seminar-sonja-riesberg-tba/
LOCATION:P.C. Hoofthuis\, Spuistraat 134\, Amsterdam\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:Activiteiten Buiten SCIO
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SUMMARY:CognitieCafé met Jelle Zuidema 🧠
DESCRIPTION:De definitieve titel en abstract worden nog bekendgemaakt. \nInloop: 19:45-20:00\nLocatie: Café ’t Gasthuys (Grimburgwal 7) \nTijdens het Cognitie Café verzamelen wij in een gezellige\, informele setting\, om te luisteren naar een spreker in het CLC-gerelateerde veld. Voor deze avond: Jelle Zuidema! 🧠
URL:https://sciostudievereniging.nl/event/cognitiecafe-met-jelle-zuidema-%f0%9f%a7%a0/
LOCATION:Café ‘t Gasthuys\, Grimburgwal 7\, Amsterdam\, 1012 GA\, Nederland
CATEGORIES:SCIO Activiteiten
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