CTF Abstracts
Semiha Akinci
Concepts and Related Matters
Anna Baczkowska
Temporal schemata of the English particle 'on': metonymic elaboration of the concept NOW
Somsukla Banerjee & Achla M. Raina & Harish Karnick
Modelling Concept Space
Lawrence W. Barsalou
Grounding Symbolic Operations in the Brain’s Modal Systems
Katja Biermann-Ruben & Riitta Salmelin & Alfons Schnitzler
Right rolandic activation during speech perception in stutterers: a MEG study
Peter Bosch
Computing Definites with Unarticulated Arguments
Manuel Bremer
Is Number a Sortal or Basically a Functional Concept?
Susan Windisch Brown, Cecily Jill Duffield, Jena D. Hwang, Dmitrity Dligach, Sarah E. Vieweg, Jenny Davis, Martha Palmer
The Role of Functional Nouns in Manual Grouping of Verb Senses
Edward Budaev
The Concept of Family in Metaphorical Comprehension of Politics: A case study of British and Russian media discourse
Dietrich Busse
Concept types and frames in German statutory law
Greg Carlson
Names of Kinds and Concepts
Xiang Chen
The Impact of Interests on Conceptual Changes: A Frame Analysis
Maria Cieschinger
Constraints on the Contraction of Preposition and Definite Article in German
Christian Cote
Information flow, types and meaning specification
Carola Eschenbach & Christopher Habel
German nouns of path configuration
Pamela Faber & Pilar León & Arianne Reimerink
Frame-based Knowledge Representation in Coastal Engineering
Heiner Fangerau & Hans Geisler & Michael Martin & Stefanie Zaun
Concept Frames in Action – An example from the History of Medicine
Tim Fernando
Negations framed in context
Bastian Fischer
Phenomenal Consciousness: Sensorimotor Contingencies and the Constitution of Objects
Peter Gärdenfors
Representing actions and functional properties in conceptual spaces
Thomas Gamerschlag & Albert Ortmann
The role of functional concepts in the classification of nouns and verbs
Hans Geisler
Sensory-motor foundation and development of functional concepts
Doris Gerland
Diachronic perspectives on functional nouns in French
Helga Gese & Claudia Maienborn & Britta Stolterfoht
Ad hoc categorization in context: The case of stative passives
Roozbeh Gillasian
Frame without boundary
Nicola Guarino
Concepts, attributes, and binary relations: representational and ontological issues
Arndt von Haeseler, Dominic Mainz, Indra Mainz, Ingo Paulsen, Katrin Weller
Knowledge Representation with Scientific Ontologies: Examples from Life Sciences
Christian Horn & Christof Rumpf
Conceptual noun types: grammar and automatic classification
Tanja Hötte
A formal model for theories of concepts
Barbara Jung
Duration of objects and relations between objects in Hume´s Treatise, and self-similarity
Natalia Knoblock
Frame semantics in the study of speaker's strategies
Yuko Kobukata & Yoshiki Mori
Definiteness Effect, Sortal–Relational Distinction and Information Structure
Robert Lindenberg & Heiner Fangerau
On the currentuse of the term “Broca’s area”
Matthew Lund
Can Frames Solve the Problem of Theory-Laden Observation?
Marco Mazzone & Alessio Plebe
Differential emergence of two concept types in an artificial neurocortical model.
Maria Mendonça
Metaphors in the terminology of marketing in Portuguese
Andrey Mikhalev
Onset and Rime: semiogenetic compounds of roots
Ulrich Missberger
Conceptual frames as an analytical tool for problems in biological taxonomy and theory dynamics
Olav Mueller-Reichau
How indefinite singular NPs can be functional concepts
Natalya Naumova
COST: Dimensional Essence of the Substantiated Representation
Oleksandr Oguy
Experience of conceptual researches in Ukraine: onomasiologic problem and its semasiologic perspective
Rainer Osswald
Toward a Conceptual Representation of Verb Meanings
Elena Paducheva
Nouns of social occasion as a linguistically relevant class
Barbara Partee & Vladimir Borschev
Sortal and Relational Interpretations of Nouns and the Russian Genitive of Measure
Norbert W. Paul
The End of Scientific Revolutions?
Wiebke Petersen
Frames for sortal, relational, and functional concepts
Massimo Poesio, Marco Baroni, Brian Murphy, Eduard Barbu, Luigi Lombardi, Abdulrahman Almuhareb, Gabriella Vigliocco, David Vinson
Speaker-generated and corpus-generated concept features
Timothy Pritchard
The Character of Word Meaning
Friedemann Pulvermüller
Grounding meaning in actions and perceptions: A role for logical circuits
Ekaterina Rakhilina & Olga Lyashevskaya
Categorial structure and construction grammar: containers
Victor Raskin & Christian F. Hempelmann & Katrina E.Triezenberg
Functional and„Dysfunctional“ Nouns in Ontological Semantics
Anette Rosenbach
Emerging variation: determiner genitives and noun modifiers in English
Antonia Rothmayr
Why measureverbs are stative
Britta Sauereisen
The Interpretation of Adjective-Noun-Combinations on the Basis of a Cell Assembly Theory
Andrea C. Schalley
A meaning representation framework for decompositional and compositional semantics
Gerhard Schurz
Frames as Means of Reconstructing the Dynamics of Scientific Theories
Magdalena Schwager
Reconsidering Individual Concepts
Brigitte Schwarze
Dimensional Verbs in French: Synchronic Variation and Historical Change
Johanna Seibt
Modes of occurrence and modes of being in process ontology: toward crosslinguistic frames
Peter Simons
The Importance of Relations in Delimiting Natural Classes
Jurgis Skilters
Frame-based meaning activation model of polysemy processing
Petra Stoerig
Do Blindness and Sensory Substitution Impact Object Knowledge?
Robert D. Van Valin, Jr.
Argumentlinking in deverbal nominals
Stephan van der Waart van Gulik
Fuzzy concepts, non-scalar hedging and context-adaptive interpretations
Katrin Weller & Isabella Peters & Wolfgang G. Stock
Generalizable Semantic Relations in Knowledge Representation
Markus Werning
Neuroframes– A Neural Model of Situated Conceptualization
Ulrich Wille
Revision of Feature Structures
Alexey Yavetskiy
Factitive vs. Non-Factitive Concepts in Evaluation Processes: Cognitive representation and linguistic implications
Dietmar Zaefferer
Are German control nouns with infinitival complements inherently definite?
Jürgen Zielasek & Roland Weierstall & Wolfgang Gaebel
On the use of frame theory for the analysis of mental disorders: the term “schizophrenia”
Alexander Ziem
Default values. Integrating tacit knowledge in a frame semantic approach to meaning construction