Events

Events in November

Date & Time	Venue	Speaker	Title	Organized by
6. November, 15.00	auditorium, ground-floor	Craige Roberts (Ohio State University – CEU)	Beyond the Pragmatic Wastebasket: One perspective	Department of Theoretical Linguistics
12. November, 10.00	MTA Székháza Nagyterem	A Magyar Tudomány Ünnepe: A korszerű nyelvtudomány mint a jövő alakításának eszköze		Research Institute for Linguistics, HAS
13. November, 17.15	auditorium, ground-floor	Mády Katalin (MTA NYTI)	Mitől hosszú egy mezőségi hosszú magánhangzó?	Department of Theoretical Linguistics - Experimental and Analogy-Based Phonology and Morphology Research Group
18. November, 11.00	auditorium, ground-floor	Marcel den Dikken (CUNY – MTA NYTI)	Find the gap: On structure building and the formation of filler-gap dependencies in syntax	Department of Theoretical Linguistics
18. November, 14.00	auditorium, ground-floor	Hu Jianhua (Institute of Linguistics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, China)	Sensitivity and Exhaustivity in Dou-Quantification	Department of Theoretical Linguistics
18. November, 16.00	auditorium, ground-floor	Li Aijun (Institute of Linguistics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, China)	Pitch and Duration as Cues in Perception of Neutral Tone under Different Contexts in Standard Chinese	Department of Theoretical Linguistics
19. November, 10.00	auditorium, ground-floor	A Magyar Tudomány Ünnepe – Kutatóintézetek tárt kapukkal. A Többnyelvűségi Kutatóközpont Nyílt Napja: „Többnyelvűség, sokszínűség – siket jelnyelv – nyelvi kisebbségek”		Department of Psycholinguistics, Neurolinguistics and Sociolinguistics, Research Center for Multilingualism
20. November, 11.00	auditorium, ground-floor	Heltainé Nagy Erzsébet (MTA NYTI	Nyelvi változások -- nyelvi tanácsadás	Department of Language Technology and Applied Llinguistics, Research Group for Hungarian Usage
20. November, 14.00	auditorium, ground-floor	Balázs Surányi & Shinichiro Ishihara (MTA NYTI – Goethe University Frankfurt)	Multiple positions of sentence-level prominence and prosodic recursion: Evidence from pre-verbal quantifiers in Hungarian	Department of Theoretical Linguistics
25. November, 11.00	auditorium, ground-floor	Horváth László (MTA NYTI)	Igevonzat-történeti kérdések	Department of Lexicology and Lexicography

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