Program (updated on 28th June)
The workshop took place in the first week of the ESSLLI 2007 in the second morning slot (10:45-12:15). For some of the presentations, slides have been made available below.
The Proceedings are also available.
Monday, 6th August 2007
- (ZAS Berlin), (University of Bielefeld), (ILLC Amsterdam)
- Introduction to the Workshop
- Invited Talk
(Konrad Lorenz Institute for Evolution and Cognition Research) - Selection-Mutation Dynamics of Signaling Games
Tuesday, 7th August 2007
- canceled:
, , (University of Edinburgh) - Signalling signalhood: A study into the emergence of communicative intentions
- (University of Oslo)
- Horn Strategies and Contextual Optimization in Russian Aspect
- (ILLC Amsterdam)
- Independence and Decision-Contexts for Non-Interference Conditionals
Wednesday, 8th August 2007
- (University of Bielefeld)
- Evolving Lexical Networks in a Game Theoretical Perspective. A Simulation Model of Lexical Alignment
- (King's College London), (Edinburgh University), (King's College London)
- Production pressures and syntactic change: Towards a new perspective on language evolution?
Thursday, 9th August 2007
- & (University of Bonn)
- Modelling Semantic Change as Equilibrium Shift in a Signalling Game
- (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) & (University of Amsterdam)
- An agent-based model of linguistic diversity
Friday, 10th August 2007
- (ILLC Amsterdam)
- Quantity Implicature and Speaker Expertise in Signalling Games
- Invited Talk
(Brooklyn College and CUNY Graduate Center) - The Pragmatic Approach to Semantics
Alternates
- (Utah Valley State College)
- Sometimes a signal is just a cigar: methodological challenges to exploiting signaling-games in coordination experiments.
- (Oregon State University)
- Language Regulation and Dissipation in Meaning