Colloquium in Honour of Maya Hickmann

29-30 Sep 2022 Saint-Denis (France)

FR EN

Invited Speakers

Michel Aurnague (Laboratoire Lattice, CNRS, Paris)
- Telic motion constructions of French and the notion of tendentiality
Eve V. Clark (Stanford University, Etats-Unis)
- Information flow in conversation: subjects and objects in early constructions
Annie-Claude Demagny (Laboratoire SFL, CNRS, Paris) & Pascale Trévisiol (Diltec, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle)
- L’acquisition de l'espace dynamique en français L3 par des tamoulophones L1
Helen Engemann (Universität Mannheim, Germany)
- Structural complexity reduction in early bilingual event encoding: Evidence from caused motion descriptions
Marianne Gullberg (Lund University, Sweden)
- Hearing and seeing discourse - how speech and gestures achieve cohesion across languages, genres and native/non-native users
Anne-Katherine Harr (Ludwig-Maximilian Universität München, Germany)
- The acquisition of spatial expressions by blind children
Ewa Lenart (Laboratoire SFL, Université de Paris 8)
- La gestion des entités dans le récit de fiction : regards croisés de l’acquisition L1 et L2
Elena Lieven (University of Manchester, United Kingdom)
- Why typological comparisons are crucial to understanding language development: the learning of inflectional morphology in Polish and Finnish
Brian MacWhinney (Carnegie Mellon University, USA)
- Two paths in child language learning
Asli Özyürek (Max-Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, the Netherlands)
- Multimodal Language Acquisition
Marie-Anne Sallandre (Laboratoire SFL, CNRS, Paris) & Ivani Fusellier (Laboratoire SFL, CNRS, Paris)
- Sign language development by Deaf children: reference to person and space
Sarah Schimcke (TU Dortmund, Fakultät Kulturwissenschaften, Dortmund) & Saveria Colonna (Laboratoire SFL, Université de Paris 8)
- The acquisition of reference in German and French: Language-independent and language-specific effects
Eva Soroli (Laboratoire STL, Université de Lille)
- Language and thought from a crosslinguistic perspective: insights from behavior and disorder

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