Gregoromichelaki, Eleni

Gregoromichelaki, Eleni

Personal Information
Position:	Professor
Research areas:	Dialogue DS+TTR Languages Greek Syntax Semantics Pragmatics
Location:	Gothenburg, Sweden
Publications
Procedural Syntax Actionism in syntax and semantics Completability vs (In)completeness Language as Mechanisms for Interaction: Towards an Evolutionary Tale Quotation in Dialogue Quotation in dialogue Action-Based Grammar: Response to commentaries on Kempson et al. ``Languages as Mechanisms for Interaction' Procedural syntax and interactions Completability vs (In)completeness Language as Mechanisms for Interaction Reporting, Dialogue, and the Role of Grammar Joint utterances and the (Split-) Turn Taking Puzzle. Ellipsis Ellipsis in Dynamic Syntax Feedback in Conversation as Incremental Semantic Update Dialogue and Compound Contributions When can you finish someone else's...? Influencing the production of compound contributions in dialogue Grammars as Processes for Interactive Language Use: Incrementality and the Emergence of Joint Intentionality On making syntax dynamic: The challenge of compound utterances and the architecture of the grammar Grammar as action in language and music On Coordination in Dialogue: subsentential talk and its implications Conversational Interactions: Capturing Dialogue Dynamics The Dynamics of Lexical Interfaces Natural-language Syntax as Procedures for Interpretation: the Dynamics of Ellipsis Construal Incrementality and Intention-Recognition in Utterance Processing Incremental Turn Processing in Dialogue Splitting the `I's and Crossing the `You's: Context, Speech Acts and Grammar Incrementality, Speaker-Hearer Switching and the Disambiguation Challenge How mechanistic can accounts of interaction be? Dialogue Modelling and the Remit of Core Grammar Grammar Resources for Modelling Dialogue Dynamically Semantics: an introduction to meaning in language Dialogue-Grammar Correspondence in Dynamic Syntax Clarification requests: An incremental account Conditionals in Dynamic Syntax The Dynamics of Relative Clauses in Modern Greek [View Less]