IS MEANING DYNAMIC

 Programme

	Tuesday, September 11
14.10	Invited Lecture  JOHAN VAN BENTHEM (Amsterdam / Stanford): Dynamics of Meaning
15.40	Wolfram Hinzen (Regensburg):  Meaning and Cognitive Architecture
16.20	Jaroslav Peregrin (Prague): Dynamic Semantics – A New Paradigm?
	Wednesday, September  12
09.30	Invited Lecture HANS KAMP (Stuttgart): Dynamic Semantics and the Dynamics of Discourse
11.00	Friederike Moltmann (Liverpool): Presuppositions and the Semantic Dynamic Approach
11.40	Richard Breheny (Cambridge): Reflections on the Dynamic Turn in the Study of Language and Meaning
14.00	Hans Rott (Regensburg):   Belief Change vs. Meaning Change
14.40	Christopher Gauker (Cincinnati):  Conditionals as Context-Relative Rules of Inference
15.20	Hiroyuki Nishina (Saitama): Extracting Semantic Features from Spatio-Temporal Information on Action Using Modal Logic
	Thursday, September 13
09.30	Invited Lecture GABRIEL SANDU (Helsinki): Games and Language
11.00	Manuel Rebuschi (Nancy):  A New Chance for Substitution?
11.40	Louise Vigeant (Ottawa):   What Would Justify a Verificationist Theory of Meaning?
14.00	Anna Sierszulska (Krakow):           Context Dependence and Compositionality in Theories of Meaning
14.40	Tero Tulenheimo (Helsinki): Independence-Friendly Tense Logic and Its Expressive Power
15.50	Vladimír Svoboda & Timothy Childers (Prague):     On the Meaning of Prescriptions
16.30	Berislav Zarnic (Split): Dynamic Models, Intentional States and Practical Logic
	Friday, September 14
09.30	Ruth Kempson & Wilfrid Meyer-Viol (London): Anaphoric Processes of Interpretation and the Growth of Logical Form
10.10	Klaus von Heusinger (Konstanz): Double Dynamics: Definite Description
11.20	Jiří Havelka & Petr Sgall (Prague): Dynamics in the Meaning of Sentence and of Discourse
12.00	John Shosky (Washington):           Meaning and Incrementalism