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MODIFIED CIRCULAR PLEASE NOTE CHANGES IN THE REGISTRATION FORM AND THE CONFERENCE PROGRAM Please, send back your REGISTRATION FORM to us as soon as possible to help organization! --------------------------------------------- International Multidisciplinary Colloquium on Rules and Rule-Following: Philosophy, Linguistics and Psychology April 30 - May 2, 1998 Janus Pannonius University Pe'cs, Hungary Program Thursday, April 30 Philosophy Keynote Lecture: 14:00: Gyo:rgy Kampis, Lo'ra'nd Eo:tvo:s University, Budapest Rules in Nature and Artifacts 15.00-15:30: Coffee-break 15:30-16:00: Alex Barber, Department of Philosophy, University of Bristol, Semantic Knowledge and the Status of Languages 16:00-16.30: Urho Maatta, University of Tampere The Emergent Continuum in the Ontology and Epistemology of Rules 16.30-17.00: Bence Na'nay, Eo:tvo:s Lo'ra'nd University, Budapest Evolution of Rules: Inside and Outside 17:00-17:30: Coffee-break 17.30-18:00: La'szlo' Tarnay, Janus Pannonius University, Pe'cs On Identifying Prototypes: Dispositional or Rule-Governed? 18.00-18:30: Harris Fairbanks, University of Connecticut Parliamentary Procedure in the Age of Reason 19:00: Reception Friday, May 1 Linguistics Keynote Lecture: 10:00-11.00: Pierre-Yves Raccah, Idl-CNRS, Paris Scientific Laws, Semantic Rules and the Construction of Sense Sessions: 11:00-11:30: La'szlo' I. Komlo'si, Janus Pannonius University, Pe'cs Rules and Organization in Internal Language: Narrative Spaces and Mental Order 11:30-12:00: Barbara Luka, University of Chicago Implicit Rules and Sentence Frames 12:00-13:00: Lunch-break 13:00-13:30: Daniele Moyal-Sharrock, England The Non-Propositionality of Grammatical "Propositions": Rules as Know-How 13:30-14:00: Christophe Parisse & Evelyne Adreewsky, INSERM-TLNP, Paris, The Psycholinguistic Dynamic System: Lexical and Syntactic Rules 14:00-14:30: Alvaro de la Ossa & Ximena del Rio, University of Costa Rica A Pragmatic, Case-Based Approach to the Study of Rules for Discourse Analysis 14:30-15:00: Coffee-break 15.00-15.30: Tama's Po'lya, Janus Pannonius University, Pe'cs On the Meaning Rule of A Vague Predicate 15.30-16.00: Andra's Bocz, Janus Pannonius University, Pe'cs TO BE ANNOUNCED 16:00-16:30: Jo'zsef Andor, Janus Pannonius University, Pe'cs The Role of Framing in Lexical Representation: The Case of "GOOD" and Its Immediate Collocates 17:00: Bus excursion: Visit to an old Hungarian Reformed church in Ko'ro's, a German wine cellar in Vill nyko:vesd/Gowisch (stricltly in this order) and a multidisciplinary dinner in a Baranya county inn in Vill ny/Wie nd Saturday, May 2 Pscyhology Keynote Lectures: 9:00-10:00: Csaba Ple'h, Lora'nd Eo:tvo:s University, Budapest Rules and Habits: The Origin, Structure and Future of Dual Process Theories in Psychology 10.00-11:00: John Stewart, Idl-CRNS, Paris TO BE ANNOUNCED 11:00-11:30: Coffee-break 11:30-12:00: Itiel Dror, University of Southampton Can Wittgenstein Help Free the Mind from Rules? 12:00-12:30: Gary Marcus, New York University Rethinking Eliminative Connectiism 12:30: Closing of the Conference General Conference Information The conference organizers are happy to acknowledge several national sources of support (OTKA, AMFK, rector and dean of JPU, local companies) that have been instrumental in partially covering orga tion costs, including administration, catering, excursion and partial support for accomodation expenses. Unfortunately, we have no funds to cover participants` travel expenses to Hungar Pariticipation fee: 150 $ US covering accommodation in double rooms for 3 nights, breakfast, reception, excursion with dinner, information package, refreshments/ coffee. For still somewhat challanged banking habits in this country, you are kindly requested to pay your participation fee in cash on the spot. Publication Prospects Publication of presented conference papers is under negotiation with an international philosophical periodical. Travel Information or How to get to Pe'cs from Budapest and back? There are InterCity trains (IC supplement required) from Budapest to Pe'cs and from Pe'cs to Budapest at approx. 3 hour intervals as indicated belo Departure Arrival Budapest De'li Pe'cs 7:20 IC 9:48 Budapest Keleti 9:55 13:20 Budapest De'li 10:55 IC 13:20 13:55 IC 16:20 16:55 IC 19:20 19:55 IC 22:20 Pe'cs Budapest De'li 6:10 IC 8:38 9:00 IC 11:20 12:00 IC 14:20 15:00 IC 17:20 18:00 IC 20:20 Since accommodations are booked for participants commencing Wednesday evening April29, for those who plan to spend more time in Budapest, we recommend that they come to the Pe'cs conference from Budapest by either of the trains 7:20 (Bp. D,li), 9:55 (Bp. Keleti) and 10:55 (Bp. De'li). Information on Conference Venue and Accommodation The venue of the conference is located in the central building of the Pe'cs Academy Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (local denomination: Akade'mia Sze'kha'z) on the foothills of the Mecsek Mountains at walking distance over the centre of town. Address: 44, Jurisics Miklo's Street, tel.: (36-72) 327 733, or 314 684, fax: 314 684. There is a bus service from the railway station every 5 minutes (bus number 33, ask for Akade'mia Sze'kha'z, pre-purchased tickets of HUF 75 are required) or take a taxi (cc. HUF 400). Accommodation for participants in double rooms are in the same bui ing, in the Academy Guesthouse (same phone and fax numbers as above). Meals Breakfast can be had in the Academy Guesthouse as part of the conference participation package, if your intention is so indicated on the Registration Form in advanc Lunch is by individual arrangement (not included in the participation fee). You will find a list of nearby restaurants in your conference folde Dinner: there will be a reception and a conference dinner on the nights of May 1 and May 2 as part of the conference participation packag Contact Persons La'szlo' Tarnay: tarnay(a)btk.jpte.hu Department of Philosophy, Janus Pannonius University, Pe'cs Andra's Bocz: bocz(a)btk.jpte.hu Department of English, Janus Pannonius University, Pe'cs La'szlo' I. Komlo'si: komlosi(a)btk.jpte.hu Department of English, Janus Pannonius University, Pe'cs Please, feel free to attend to any of the contact persons with any problems, questions, querries, observations, remarks, etc. List of Participants Adreewsky, Evelyne @ INSERM-TLNP, Paris, France Barber, Alex alex.barber(a)bristol.ac.uk Department of Philosophy, University of Bristol, UK Berkeley, Istvan S.N. istvan(a)usl.edu Department of Philosophy, University of Southwestern Lousiana, USA Bocz, Andra's bocz(a)btk.jpte.hu Department of English, Janus Pannonius University, P,cs, Hungary Dror, Itiel dror(a)coglit.soton.ac.uk Department of Psychology, University of Southampton, UK Fairbanks, Harris A. harrisfb(a)uconvm.uconn.edu Department of English, University of Connecticut, USA Freeman, Rob rjfreeman(a)usa.net Kampis, Gyo:rgy gk(a)hps.elte.hu Department of History and Philosophy of Sciences, ELTE, Budapest, Hungary Komlo'si, La'szlo' I. komlosi(a)btk.jpte.hu Department of English, Janus Pannonius University, Pe'cs, Hungary Luka, Barbara bluka(a)dura.spc.uchicago.edu University of Chicago, USA Maatta, Urho skurma(a)uta.fi University of Tampere, Finland Marcus, Gary gary(a)psych.nyu.edu Department of Psychology, University of New York, USA Na'nay, Bence nanaybence(a)ludens.elte.hu Department of Philosophy, ELTE, Budapest, Hungary Ossa, Alvaro de la delaossa@cariari.ucr..ac.cr Chair, Graduate Program in Cognitive Science, University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica Parisse, Christophe parisse(a)ext.jussieux.fr INSERM-TLNP, Paris, France Ple'h, Csaba pleh(a)izabell.elte.hu Chair, Department of General Psychology, ELTE, Budapest, Hungary Polya, Tam s polya(a)btkstud.jpte.hu graduate student, Janus Pannonius University, Department of Linguistics, Pe'cs, Hungary Raccah, Pierre-Yves pyr(a)ccr.jussieu.fr Idl-CNRS, Paris, France Rio, Ximena del xdelrio(a)cariari.ucr.ac.cr Graduate Program in Linguistics, University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica Stewart, John john.stuart(a)utc.fr Idl-CNRS, Paris, France Tarnay, La'szlo tarnay(a)btk.jpte.hu Department of Philosophy, Janus Pannonius University, Pe'cs, Hungary REGISTRATION FORM International Multidisciplinary Colloquium on Rules and Rule-Following: Philosophy, Linguistics and Psychology between April 30-May 2, 1998 at Janus Pannonius University Pe"cs, Hungary Name:________________________________________________ Affiliation: ______________________________________________ Organization:_____________________________________________ Title:________________________ E-mail:____________________ Address:_________________________________________________ City: ________________________ Country:______________________ Telefax: _____________________ Phone: _________________ Speaker _____ Participant _________ Title of paper: ______________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ I want accommodation in a double room for three nights included in the registration fee out of the following four: April 29, WED: ____ April 30, THU: ____ May 1, FRI: ______ May 2, SAT: ________ I want breakfast to go with the room: _______ (Please, cross out where appropriate.) Date:_________________ Signature:____________ N.B.: Please, send your registration form by e-mail to any of the organizers or by fax to La'szlo' I. Komlo'si (Dept. of English, Janus Pannonius University, Pe'cs) at (36-72) 314 714 or (36-72) 31 717 at your earliest convenience, but not later than April 17, 1998. ******************************************************** Information on an another upcoming conference in Pe'cs Right after our Rules conference there will be another conference held at the same site, the Academy House, on May 4-5. McDowell: Mind and World - Kant in Analytic Philosophy The author of the book will also be present. Inquiries should be sent to the local organizers: Dr. Ja'nos Boros, boros(a)btk.jpte.hu