09:00-09:15	OPENING
09:15-10.15	Plenary Talk I (Lecture hall 5B) Albert Newen “The cognitive architecture of social understanding including a new solution of the paradox of false belief understanding” [abstract]
10:15-10:30	Coffee break
	Lecture hall 5B	Lecture hall 5G	Lecture hall 5H
10:30-11:10	Sapphira Thorne et al. Understanding and Dependability: Metacognitive Beliefs about Concepts [abstract]	Kata Balogh Frames in discourse [abstract]	Valentina Niccolai et al. Cortical oscillatory signal correlates of action loudness and movement amount [abstract]
11:15-11:55	Arvid Båve Concepts as event types [abstract]	Kata Balogh & Robert Van Valin Continuing topic and topic shift in Hungarian and Lakhota [abstract]	Yulia Esaulova et al. What’s happening? Biases in the visual perception of event scenes and their descriptions [abstract]
12:00-12:40	Manolo Martínez A Rate-Distortion Theory of Concepts [abstract]	Klaus von Heusinger & Frederike Weeber Framing weak definites: Stereotypical situations and morphological form [abstract]	Margit Scheibel Processing correlates of action verb specificity [abstract]
12:40-14:00	Lunch break
14:00-15:00	Plenary Talk II (Lecture hall 5B) Peter Hagoort “Beyond semantics proper”
15:00-15:15	Coffee break
	Lecture hall 5B	Lecture hall 5G	Lecture hall 5H
15:15-15:55	James Hampton & Sapphira Thorne Intensions and Extensions – two sides of the conceptual coin [abstract]	Andy Lücking & Jonathan Ginzburg “Most people but not Bill”: integrating sets, individuals and negation into a cognitively plausible account of noun phrase interpretation [abstract]	Mariann Proos From feeling to cognition in Estonian – a study on tundma ‘to feel’ [abstract]
16:00-16:40	Paul Thorn & Gerhard Schurz Inheritance Inference from an Ecological Perspective [abstract]	Henk Zeevat Interpreting Dependent NPs [abstract]	Ralf Naumann et al. The interaction of action verbs and adverbs in the brain: an approach in frame theory [abstract]
16:40-17:00	Coffee break
17:00-18:00	Plenary Talk III (Lecture hall 5B) Luc Steels Fluid Construction Grammar – A progress report [abstract]

 

 

09:00-10:00	Plenary Talk IV (Lecture hall 5B) Sebastian Löbner Cascades – A fundamental structure of cognitive representations? [abstract]
10:00-10:30	Coffee break
	Lecture hall 5B	Lecture hall 5G	Lecture hall 5H
10:30-11:10	Katja Gabrovska & Wilhelm Geuder Acting intentionally in Frames [abstract]	Elisa Scerrati & James Hampton The Modifier Effect with Unknown Subcategories [abstract]	Ruben van de Vijver Phonetics in phonological representations: Evidence from Hungarian [abstract]
11:15-11:55	Wilhelm Geuder The inside and outside of event concepts: “Mental” adverbs and “agentive” adverbs [abstract]	Corina Strößner & Gerhard Schurz Is the modifier effect explained by rational reasoning? [abstract]	Jonathan Ginzburg et al. Interaction, Appraisal, and Non-Verbal Social Signal Meaning [abstract]
12:00-12:40	Timm Lichte Incremental, inference-based MWE processing with TUCO [abstract]	Annika Schuster et al. Stochastic Frames: motivations, applications, and challenges [abstract]	Tobias Kalenscher et al. Rat ultrasonic vocalizations as social reinforcers – implications for a multilevel model of the cognitive representation of action and rats’ social world [abstract]
12:40-14:00	Lunch break
14:00-15:00	Plenary Talk V (Lecture hall 5B) Kjell Johan Sæbø “By”: A vindication of the Anscombe thesis [abstract]
15:00-15:15	Coffee break
	Lecture hall 5B	Lecture hall 5G	Lecture hall 5H
15:15-15:55	Jens Fleischhauer & Thomas Gamerschlag Composing the meaning of light verb constructions – a frame account [abstract]	Peter Sutton Tall, tall and not tall, neither tall nor not tall [abstract]	––––
16:00-17:00	Plenary Talk VI (Lecture hall 5B) Inbal Ben-Ami Bartal What´s cognitive about rat empathy? [abstract]
19:30–	Conference dinner: Restaurant “Libanon”

 

 

9:30-10:30	PLENARY TALK VII (Lecture hall 5B) Nicola Guarino Events and their context [abstract]
10:30-11:00	Coffee break
	Lecture hall 5B	Lecture hall 5G	Lecture hall 5H
11:00-11:40	Yi-Chen Yeh & Hsu-Hung Ke Frame Your Smell: The Multimodal Prototypes of Olfactory Concepts [abstract]	Curt Anderson & Marios Andreou The role of context in disambiguating –er nominalizations [abstract]	Yulia Zinova & Rainer Osswald The difference between terminativity and telicity and its reflection in the morphosyntax of Russian [abstract]
11:45-12:25	Franziska Kretzschmar et al. Prototype vs. Prominence: Experimental studies on the decomposition of agentivity [abstract]	Tamara Dobler From ad hoc concepts to ad hoc applications [abstract]	Felix Knuth Toward a Semantic Classification of Norwegian Pseudocoordinations [abstract]
12:25-14:00	Lunch break
14:00-15:00	Plenary Talk VIII (Lecture hall 5B) Daniel Hole Scope-taking strategies and the order of clausal categories in German Sign Language [abstract]
15:00-15:15	Coffee break
	Lecture hall 5B	Lecture hall 5G	Lecture hall 5H
15:15-15:55	Jennifer Head Rethinking the slur/neutral counterpart relationship: towards a prototype semantics of slurs[abstract]	Ioana Hulpus et al. Using External Knowledge Graphs to Automatically Assess Conceptual Complexity of Texts [abstract]	Kristina Liefke A ‘Situated’ Solution to Prior’s Substitution Problem [abstract]
16:00-16:40	Eleonore Neufeld An Essentialist Theory of the Meaning of Slurs[abstract]	Curt Anderson et al. Automatic clustering and the lexical semantics of cooking adjectives [abstract]	Katrin Schulz A dynamic account of backtracking counterfactuals [abstract]
16:40-17:00	Coffee break
17:00-18:00	Plenary Talk IX (Lecture hall 5B) Friederike Moltmann Attitude Reports with Attitudinal Objects[abstract]

 

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