
Conference: Towards a multilingual constructicon: issues, approaches, perspectives, December 4-6, 2019, Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf #multiccon
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@multiccon is now closed. Thanks to everyone who has participated for this inspiring conference! #multiccon
The last day of #multiccon continues with case studies on constructional diversity and the design of a constructicon.
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The third and final day of @multiccon is about to start. Four more talks today. #multiccon
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Thomas Herbst introduces the English Constructicon project #multiccon
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Ann-Katrin Nöhren, @AlexWillich @S_Michel_ & Alexander Ziem: Combining Frames and Constructions – Double Particle Verbs and the German Constructicon #multiccon
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Next up at #multiccon - @OliverCzulo @TorrentTiago Ely E. da Silva Matos, Alexandre Diniz da Costa, Debanjana Kar: FSEM - A Frame-Semantic Machine Translation Evaluation Metric
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Alexander Geyken presents joint work with Maria Ermakova et al.: Multiword expressions in a large monolingual dictionary: The case of @dwds_de #multiccon
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The second day of #multiccon starts with a talk by @FlorentPerek on "Frames and constructional meaning in the English Constructicon"
Day 2 of #multiccon starts with a presentation on frames and constructions in the English Constructicon.
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This is a big challenge - but just because something is big doesnt mean you shouldnt do it - just like for the universe, we are finding out more and more about the systematic ways that the network of language is organised #multiccon
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However the internal structure of this network is still largely uncharted territory. This is where "constructicography" comes in. #multiccon
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There have been a number of projects which have started to develop constructica for different languages, such as English, German, Swedish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian and Japanese, reflected in a number of publications such as #multiccon
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We know about some of the factors that influence these relations, similarly to how we know about gravity - but the whole network is vast and we can only try to figure out parts of it step by step #multiccon
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Olga Lyashevskaya & Katya Rakhilina (Moscow) present worl on the Russian Constructicon: clusters, families, and usage scenarios #multiccon
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Diessel argues that some aspects of constructions have been neglected: They include sequential units/chunks & they are often hierarchically structured + we need a dynamic model of constructions and construction networks #multiccon
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Constructional schemas emerge as generalizations over lexical sequences - this is especially evident in first language acquisition #multiccon
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Diessel defines the argument structure network as a probabilistic network with associative relations - argument structure is not only semantically motivated but also subject to processes such as entrenchment & frequency #multiccon
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Diessel distinguishs between N-schemas (referring) and V-schemas (predicating) - the associative relations of these schemas to lexical items and constructions are different in every language - but the existence of these two schemas is universal #multiccon
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"What connects the different constructicon projects is that they are all very different" - so can we find a common computational and analytical infrastructure? How can we align constructions across languages? #multiccon
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Information on these Constructicon projects can also be found in "Constructicography: Constructicon development across languages" - which is open access! #multiccon jbe-platform.com/content/boo…





