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"Using language comprehension to understand event construal" Understanding language is to recover the conceptual structure of a message from its grammatical packaging. The aim of my research is to…

Variation in form and meaning across the Japonic language family with a focus on the Ryukyuan languages

Non-native phonetic accommodation in interactions with humans and with computers

About Time: Exploring the Role of Grammatical Aspect in Event Cognition

Wing-Yee Chow is an associate Professor in Experimental Linguistics at University College London. (UCL) Her research looks at how humans process language in real time. For more, see https://www…

Non-native Lombard speech: The acoustics, perception, and comprehension of English Lombard speech by Dutch natives

The Enlanguaged Brain: Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms of Linguistic Influence on Perception

Disentangling the molecular landscape of genetic variation of neurodevelopmental and speech disorders

Repetita Iuvant? Studies on the role of repetition priming as a supportive mechanism during conversation

Linguistic alignment: the syntactic, prosodic, and segmental phonetic levels

Mutual understanding from a multimodal and interactional perspective

Triangles in the brain: The role of hierarchical structure in language use

THIS IS THE WEBSITE OF THE YEAR 2020, FOR THE NEXT EDITION IN 2023 PLEASE SEE HTTPS://WWW.MPI.NL/EVENTS/MANY-PATHS-LANGUAGE-MPAL-2023 Children show astonishing variation in the way they acquire…

Speaking in the Brain: How the brain produces and understands language

Coordination of spoken language production and comprehension: How speech production is affected by irrelevant background speech

Establishing intersubjectivity in cross-signing (International Sign interpretation provided)

Need for Speed? The role of speed of processing in early lexical development

Prof. Dr. Jonas Obleser from University of Lübeck, Department of Psychology and Center of Brain, Behavior and Metabolism

This symposium is organised at the occasion of the defense of the PhD dissertation of Kang-Suk Byun, entitled 'Establishing intersubjectivity in cross-signing'.