HumTec

Leonard Talmy

(University at Buffalo, New York and University of California, Berkeley)

"Gestures as cues to a target"

23. Mai 2011, 14:00 Uhr, R303 (HumTec)

Pamela Perniss

(MPI Nijmegen und University College London)

"The role of the visual modality in shaping language structure: Insights from sign language and gesture"

26. April 2012 um 16.15 Uhr, Hörsaal 5 des Universitätsklinikums der RWTH Aachen

Anna Kuhlen

(Berlin School of Mind and Brain)

"Beyond the individual mind: Interactive perspectives on speaking and gesturing"

21 November 2011, 16:15 - 18:00 h in R 303 / HumTec

Abstract

Leland McCleary

(Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo)

„Grammar, and Interaction, and Sign Language"

Montag, 17. Oktober 2011, 14:00 Uhr - 15:30 Uhr

Abstract

Stefan Kopp

(Universität Bielefeld)

Iconic gesture in natural and simulated communication

20 Juni 2011, 15:00-16:30 h in Raum 303 / HumTec

Bodo Winter

(UC California, Berkeley)

Simulation Semantics

14.04.2011 um 17.30 Uhr im Raum 303, Theaterplatz 14.

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Sotaro Kita (U of Birmingham, UK):
"Gesture, language and cognition"

Robert Williams (Lawrence U, Wisconsin, USA):
"Gesture, Conceptualization, and Distributed Cognition"

Nick Enfield (MPI Nijmegen, NL):
"Rational heuristics for semiotic unification"

Ipke Wachsmuth (U of Bielefeld, DE):
"Modeling Empathy in a Virtual Human"

Mikko Sams (U of Helsinki, FI):
"Studying neural mechanisms of intersubjectivity"

Nikolaus Weiskopf (Univ College London, UK):
"Real-time fMRI used as a brain-computer interface"

Anna Borghi (U of Bologna, IT):
"Affordances, tools, and words as social tools"

Giovanni Buccino (U of Parma, IT):
"How the motor system handles nouns and verbs"

Joachim Hermsdoerfer (TU Munich, DE):
"What movement analyses can contribute to the understanding of tool use representations in healthy subjects and apraxic patients"

Die Voträge wurden im Rahmen des Workshops "The Exbodied Mind: Motion in Communication and Cognition Research" gehalten. Dieser fand statt am 08. und 9. April 2011 im Super C der RWTH Aachen University.