Fall School in Linguistics @ Paris, France

Date: 11-Sep-2012 - 16-Sep-2012
The goal of this interdisciplinary fall school is to provide exposure to linguistic theory and grammar based approaches to cognitive studies. Its content varies from year to year, but typically includes:

- Introductions to contemporary linguistic research
- Intensive introductory courses to some core areas of linguistic theory or relevant domains
- Seminars and talks on current research
- Interaction between research in grammar and some related domains e.g. Psycholinguistics of Acquisition or of processing, Neurolinguistics, Experimental Pragmatics, Philosophy of Language/Mind, Logic, Mathematics, etc...

This fall school will be held at the Ecole Normale Superieure (45 rue d'Ulm, 75005 Paris: see (http://www.ens.fr) from Tuesday, September 11th to Sunday September 16th included.

The preliminary list of Teachers and Lecturers includes:

Vincent Homer, Assistant Professor, DEC, ENS
Larry Hyman, Professor, UC Berkeley
Alban Lemasson, Assistant Professor, Université de Rennes 1
Jeffrey Lidz, Professor, University of Maryland
Andrej Malchukov, Senior Research Scientist, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology
Roumyana Pancheva Professor of Linguistics, USC
Luigi Rizzi, Professor, University of Siena, Blaise Pascal Chair
Yael Sharvit, Professor, UCLA
Edward Stabler, Professor, UCLA
Donca Steriade, Professor of Linguistics, MIT
Michael Wagner, Assistant Professor, Mc Gill University
Ronnie Wilbur, Professor of Linguistics, and Professor of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences, Purdue University

All relevant information regarding the registration procedure, teaching and lecturing faculty, calendar of courses, seminars and lectures, lodging and other practical information will be posted and regularly updated on the EALing website:

http://ealing.cognition.ens.fr

Please address all correspondence to:

Ernest Ulm: ealingens.fr

Registration fees: 98 Euros

A detailed program and schedule is now available on this web site:

http://ealing.cognition.ens.fr/ealing2012/site/EalingProgram