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    >Subject: postgraduate studies at Geneva
    >From: Jacques Moeschler <Jacques.Moeschler@lettres.unige.ch>
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    >Dipl=F4me d=B9Etudes Approfondies (DEA) in Linguistics 2000-2001
    >Coordination: Professor Jacques Moeschler
    >
    >1. PRESENTATION
    >
    > The department of Linguistics at the University of Geneva offers a
    >postgraduate program in linguistics leading up to the DEA certificate at th=
    >e
    >Faculty of Letters. The DEA is the first step of the doctoral program. The
    >DEA program also offers intensive =8Ccatching up=B9 courses for students with
    >limited backgrounds in one or more of the subdomains represented in the
    >program, allowing them to pursue doctoral studies in parallel.
    >
    > The Department of Linguistics specializes in three domains, computational
    >linguistics, comparative syntax and discourse analysis, and these domains
    >are all represented in the DEA program.
    >
    >The computational linguistics section is centered on the LATL (Laboratoire
    >d=B9Analyse et de Traitement du Langage) and is primarily engaged in the
    >fields of parsing, automatic generation and translation, and speech
    >processing. (Director: Professor Eric Wehrli,
    >Eric.Wehrli@lettres.unige.ch).
    >
    > Research in the comparative syntax section develops the Principles and
    >Parameters model in Generative Grammar and specializes in Romance, Germanic
    >and Semitic languages. (Director: Professor Luigi Rizzi,
    >Luigi.Rizzi@lettres.unige.ch).
    >
    > Discourse Analysis constitutes the third subdomain in the Department. It
    >hosts research on the organization of discourse within the framework of a
    >modular theory as well as on the pragmatics of temporal inference.
    >(Director: Professor Eddy Roulet, Eddy.Roulet@lettres.unige.ch).
    >
    >2. TEACHING AND COURSES
    >
    >The DEA seminars usually last one semester and are offered either in the
    >winter or summer sessions. Students are free to choose a specialization or
    >develop a program =E0 la carte, with the approval of the director. In
    additio=
    >n
    >to specialized seminars, the linguistics DEA program offers a choice of
    >intensive =8Ccatching up=B9 courses in Syntax, Semantics & Pragmatics and
    >Computational Linguistics. In addition, research seminars in the three majo=
    >r
    >domains are held regularly throughout the academic year.
    >
    >Discourse Analysis
    >
    >=85 Conversational analysis, discourse analysis and the pragmatics of
    >discourse (Eddy Roulet, po.)
    >=85 The pragmatics of discourse: directional inference and mental
    >representations (Jacques Moeschler, pt.)
    >=85 Prosodic organization of dialogue (Antoine Auchlin, mer.)
    >=85 Semantics and pragmatics of particularization (Emilio Manzotti, po.)
    >=85 The structure of action and the structure of discourse (Jean-Paul
    >Bronkart, po, FPSE.)
    >=85 Political communication and media (Uli Windisch, po.)
    >
    >Comparative Syntax
    >
    >=85 Comparative syntax (Luigi Rizzi, pae.)
    >=85 Semitic and comparative syntax (Ur Shlonsky, mer.)
    >=85 The Syntax of Quantifiers (Genoveva Puskas Nerima, ce.)
    >=85 Formal Syntax and Comparative Studies (Christopher Laenzlinger, mas.)
    >
    >Computational Linguistics
    >
    >=85 Natural language processing (Eric Wehrli, po.)
    >=85 Psycholinguistic aspects of natural language (Catherine Walther Green,
    >mas.)
    >=85 PROLOG and natural language parsing (Paola Merlo, mer.)
    >=85 Empirical methods in computational linguistics (Paola Merlo, mer.)
    >
    >Catch-up Courses
    >
    >=85 Formal syntax (Christopher Laenzlinger, mas.)
    >=85 Semantics & Pragmatics (Jacques Moeschler, pt.)
    >=85 Computation (Paola Merlo, mer.)
    >
    >Research seminars
    >
    >=85 Research seminar in discourse analysis (Eddy Roulet, Antoine Auchlin,
    >Jacques Moeschler and invited speakers).
    >=85 Research seminar in comparative syntax (Ur Shlonsky, Genoveva Puskas
    >Nerima and invited speakers).
    >=85 Research seminar in computational linguistics (Eric Wehrli, Christopher
    >Laenzlinger and invited speakers).
    >
    >Contacts
    > Professor Jacques Moeschler
    > D=E9partement de linguistique
    > 2, rue de Candolle
    > Facult=E9 des Lettres, Universit=E9
    > CH-1211 Gen=E8ve 4
    > Jacques.Moeschler@lettres.unige.ch
    > http://www.unige.ch/lettres/linge/
    > t=E9l. +41 22 705 72 76
    > fax + 41 22 705 79 31

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