This session will feature presentations from two NegLaB projects: Zahra Mirrazi (A04), Resolving the Neg-raising Paradox Adelaide Banafo, Kwaka Ofosu Sasu, Johannes Mursell and Katharina Hartmann (B03), Syntactic and morphological interactions of negation - a cross-linguistic study The talks will be held in room IG 457 Campus Westend, Goethe University Frankfurt and will be streamed […]
Dr. Andy Lücking (INF and Text Technology Lab at Goethe University Frankfurt) will give a talk at NegLaB's research seminar. Title: Negation semantics for natural language use The talk will be held in room IG 457, Campus Westend, Goethe University Frankfurt and will also be streamed on zoom. To participate via zoom, please reach out […]
Ali Raza is a new member of NegLaB. He has recently joined the INF project and will be presenting the initial results of his work. Our research seminar will be held in room IG 457, Campus Westend, Goethe University Frankfurt and will also be streamed online. To participate via Zoom, please reach out to Silvia […]
This workshop introduces key concepts in research data management, such as the data lifecycle, data management plans, metadata, and registries. Participants will: (a) understand the theory behind research data management; (b) propose an inventory of metadata entries for their CRC project data; (c) submit a data management plan using the Research Data Management Organizer tool […]
Prof. Enoch Aboh (University of Amsterdam) will give a talk at NegLaB's research seminar. Our research seminar will be held in room IG 457 and will also be streamed on Zoom. To participate via Zoom, please reach out to Silvia Schaefer (si.schaefer@em.uni-frankfurt.de).
Hagen Hirschmann (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) will hold a talk on Perspectives for the Corpus-Based Annotation and Analysis of Negation at NegLaB's research seminar. The talk will be held online only. To participate via Zoom, please reach out to Silvia Schaefer (si.schaefer@em.uni-frankfurt.de).
When: October 10–11, 2024 Where: IG 3.401 & SH 5.102 Instructors: Jonathan P. Batten (SR-Research)
On the Human Diachronic Simulation Paradigm
Rejecting and affirming discourse referents in dialogue
Universal paradigmatic gaps
Modal negation: A diachronic, corpus-based exploration of attraction patterns
The timing of relative scope of quantifiers and negation: Evidence for global interpretation from eyetracking during reading
