GSS1 will take place from Monday April 7 until Friday April 11, 2014. It will take place at the same venue as the GLOW Main Colloquium – more information.

> Download the Spring School programme in iCalendar (.ics) format (suitable for Google Calendar, Mac OS calendar, iOS calendar, etc.).

Theories in Dialogue
The general theme of GSS1 is “Theories in Dialogue”. The main idea is to approach the same topic from two different theoretical angles, thus creating a dialogue between the two theories. These dialogues will be organized in the form of two consecutive classes—taught by different teachers—each day during an entire week. The topics and teachers for GSS1 are as follows:

1. Modelling learnability (computational linguistics)
   • Charles Yang (University of Pennsylvania) | Read more
   • Antal Van den Bosch (Radboud University Nijmegen) | Read more
2. Islands (syntax)
   • Norvin Richards (MIT) | Read more
   • Philip Hofmeister (Essex University) | Read more
3. Pronouns (morphosyntax and semantics)
   • Martina Wiltschko (University of British Columbia) | Read more
   • Philippe Schlenker (École Normale Supérieure Paris & NYU) | Read more
4. Spell-out (morphosyntax)
   • Hagit Borer (Queen Mary, University of London) | Read more
   • Pavel Caha (University of Tromsø) | Read more

Fee and grants
The fee for the GLOW Spring School is €200. GLOW will provide a limited number of grants to students attending GSS1. Read the application guidelines.