Objectives and ProjectsEvents Representation: Integrated Approach in Cognitive SciencesMinistry of education and science of Russia
Russian State University for the Humanities
Centre for Cognitive Programs and Technologies
Annual International Forum
“Readings in Humanities 2016 at RSUH”
Conference
“Events Representation: Integrated Approach in Cognitive Sciences”
(March 31- April 1, 2016)
8 (495) 250-65-11
Moscow, Chayanova St., 15
Program
Time for presentations – 20 min
Thursday, March 31, 2016
14.00 – 19.00
Council Hall
OPENING
Efim I. Piovar, Prof., Dr., Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, President of RSUH
Evgenii N. Ivakhnenko Dr., Prof., Rector of RSUH
Chair:
Vera I. Zabotkina, Prof.,Dr., Vice-Rector for innovative international projects at RSUH, Director, Center for Cognitive Programs and Technologies
Ernst Pöppel, Prof., Dr., Ludwig-Maximilian University, Munich, Germany
Alexander O. Chubaryan, Prof., Dr., Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, co-chairman of Academic Educational Association for Humanities On broadening the spectrum of cognitive sciences.
Vera I. Zabotkina, Prof., Dr.,Vice-Rector for innovative international projects, Director, Center for cognitive programs and technologies Representation of events in cognitive science: integration of integrations
Konstantin V. Anokhin, Prof., Dr., Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Laboratory for Neurobiology of Memory P.K.Anokhin Institute of Normal Physiology, Department of Neuroscience, National Research Center "Kurchatov Institute" The cognitome: representation of the world in the connectome hypernetwork
Ernst Pöppel, Prof., Dr., LMU Humanwissenshaftlichen Zentrum, Munich, Germany Nothing in cognitive science makes sense except in the light of time windows
Valerii Demiankov, Prof., Dr., Deputy Director, Institute of Linguistics RAS Conference on Event Representation – is not Cognitive Event Only
16.00 – 16.30 Coffee break
Eva Ruhnau, Prof., Dr., LMU Humanwissenshaftlichen Zentrum, Munich, Germany What are Events? Conceptual considerations from Philosophy, physics, and cognitive science
Viktor K. Finn, Prof, Dr, Head of Intellectual systems in the humanities department, Institute of Linguistics RSUH DSM - method of automated support in research and evolutionary epistemology
Oleg M. Anshakov, Prof., Dr., RSUH., T. Gergely, Prof., Dr., Applied Logic Laboratory (Budapest, Hungary) Cognizing 2.0 - complex events in the formal theory of cognitive reasoning
Aleksei D. Koshelev, PhD (Maths), associate prof., editor-in-chief, Publishing house “Languages of Slavic Culture”
George B. Shabat., Prof., Dr., RSUH
On the representation of scientific discoveries in the digital era
18.30 – 19.00 Discussion
Friday, April 1, 2016
10.00 – 14.00
Lecture Room 228
Chair:
Yunna E. Kravchenko , PhD (psycology), associate professor, Institute of psychology RSUH
Emmanuel Sander, Prof., Dr., Université Paris-8 (France)
Emmanuel Sander, Prof., Department of psychology, Université Paris-8 (France)
What makes event recognition so conceptual? Maria V. Falikman, PhD in Psychology, Senior Researcher. Lomonosov Moscow State University
Attention and representations construal
Yunna E. Kravchenko , PhD (psycology), associate professor, Institute of psychology RSUH
The role of representation in emotional behavior
Didier Bottineau, CNRS, UMR 7187 LDI (Lexiques, Dictionnaires, Informatique), Université Paris Nord How do languages synthesize event representation?
Andrei A. Kibrik, Prof., Dr., chief researcher Institute of linguistics RAS, Lomonosov Moscow State University
Olga V. Fedorova, Dr., associate prof., philological faculty of Lomonosov Moscow State University
What determines the event structure of discourse?
Mikhail E. Epifanov, associate prof, Center for program and linguistic support of intellectual systems RSUH Relational model of event chronology
Olga K. Iriskhanova, Prof., Dr., director, Center for sociocognitive research of discourse, Moscow State Linguistic University, chief researcher Institute of linguistics RAS Social distortion in representing events and natural objects
12.00 – 12.30 Coffee break
Alla V. Kirilina, Prof., Dr., vice-rector, Moscow Institute of Linguistics
Diagnostics of interethnic tension in the Internet: linguistic data and search engines potential
Suren T. Zolyan, Prof., Dr., chief researcher, Institute of philosophy of Armenian national academy of science, chief researcher, Institute of prospective research, Moscow Pedagogical State University
“The same” historic event: semantics and pragmatics
Yury Troitsky, Prof., Russian State University for the Humanities
Cognitive models of representation
Artemii A. Kotov , PhD (Philology), chief researcher, Department of cognitive technologies NBICS -center “Kurchatov Institute”
How a robot sees emotional events: linguistic model
14.00 – 15.00 Dinner
Chair:
Elena М. Pozdnyakova, Dr., Prof., chief researcher at Center for Cognitive Programs and Technologies, RSUH, professor at Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the Ministry of Foereign Affairs RF
Didier Bottineau, CNRS, UMR 7187 LDI (Lexiques, Dictionnaires, Informatique), Université Paris Nord
Elena М. Pozdnyakova, Dr., Prof., chief researcher at Center for Cognitive Programs and Technologies, RSUH, professor at Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the Ministry of Foereign Affairs RF One event – many representations: what does a cognitive linguist notice in the news feed texts in the Internet?
Larissa A. Manerko, Prof., Dr., Head of theory and practice of the English language department at «Higher school of translation studies”, Lomonosov Moscow State University Scientific invention as an event: the construal of knowledge structures in scientific discourse
Konsantin I. Beloussov, Prof., Dr, Department of theoretical and applied linguistics, Perm State National Research University,
Elena V. Erofeeva, Prof., Dr., Head of Department of theoretical and applied linguistics, Perm State National Research University
Representation of the concept “scientific event” in the linguistic consciousness and texts
Elena V. Petroukhina, Prof., Dr., Department of the Russian language, Lomonosov Moscow State University The role of grammar in event representation (Russian language study)
Ekaterina Golubkova, Dr., Prof., professor of the Department of English lexicology of the faculty of Humanitarian and Applied studies at Moscow State Linguistic University Precedent names as event representatives
Andrei E. Levitskii, Prof., Dr., Department of linguistics, translation studies and intercultural communication, Lomonosov Moscow State University English Marriage from Cognitive, Communicative and Pragmatic Perspectives
Ekaterina Yu. Khrisonopulo, PhD ( philology), associate professor at the Department of Cross-Cultural Communication, Saint-Petersburg State University of Culture and Arts Alternations of prepositional phrases and the event categorization of a nominal in discourse: the case of English
Lyudmila A. Zapevalova , PhD (philology), associate professor, Ural Federal University Categorical-semantic modeling as a tool of view of the world representation
Ekaterina S. Khudiakova, PhD (philology), associate professor, Department of theoretical and applied linguistics, Perm State National Research University Representation of events in the narratives of children aged 4-5 years
18.00 – 18.30 Discussion
Closing of the conference
Evgenii N. Ivakhnenko Dr., Prof., Rector of RSUH
Vera I. Zabotkina, Prof.,Dr., Vice-Rector for innovative international projects at RSUH, Director, Center for Cognitive Programs and Technologies