9:00-9:25 |
Eric Bakovic
Harvard University Assimilation to the unmarked
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9:25-9:50 |
Nila Friedberg
University of Toronto Constraints measure metrical intuitions
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9:50-10:15 |
Ben Hermans
Tilburg University A constraint based analysis of an opacity effect
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10:25-10:50 |
Cedric Boeckx
University of Connecticut Decomposing French questions
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10:50-11:15 |
Cathal Doherty
University College, Dublin Verbal morphology and clausal projections in early Irish
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11:15-11:40 |
Kook-Hee Gill
University of Edinburgh The long-distance anaphora conspiracy: The case of Korean
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11:40-12:05 |
William McClure
Queens College/CUNY Graduate Center Floating Japanese classifiers
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1:00-1:25 |
Kristin M. Eide and Tor A. Afarli
Norwegian University of Science and Technology Semantically charged syntax and the construction of meaning
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1:25-1:50 |
Barbara Citko
SUNY Stoney Brook/MIT Conditionals and relatives
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1:50-2:15 |
Stefan Engelberg
University of Wuppertal 'Punctuality' and verb semantics
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2:15-2:40 |
Jeanette Gundel
University of Minnesota and NTNU, Trondheim Topic, Focus, and the grammar-pragmatics interface
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3:00-3:25 |
Miho Fujiwara
Georgetown University Acquisition of default inflectional suffix: Japanese adjectivals
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3:25-3:50 |
Natalie Batman-Ratyosan & Karin Stromswold
Rutgers University What Turkish acquisition tells us about underlying word order and scrambling
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3:50-4:15 |
Elena Gavruseva & Rosalind Thornton
University of Iowa Possessor extraction in child English: A Minimalist account
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4:30-5:30 |
Angelika Kratzer
University of Massachesetts Self-action, middles, and reflexive pronouns
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9:00-9:25 |
Farida Cassimjee & Charles W. Kisseberth
Benedict College & Tel Aviv University A conspiracy argument for OT from Emakhuwa dialectology
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9:25-9:50 |
Alexei Kochetov
University of Toronto A hierarchy of phonetic constraints on palatality in Russian
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9:50-10:15 |
Bozena Cetnarowska
University of Silesia/University of Massachusetts Interaction of prosodic and syntactic constraints in English and Polish nominals
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10:30-10:55 |
Mikael Vinka
McGill University Two types of verb particle constructions
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10:55-11:20 |
Masao Ochi and Tien-Hsin Hsin
University of Connecticut The syntax of adjunct wh-NPs
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11:20-11:45 |
J.-R. Hayashishita
University of Southern California Two Ways of 'Wide-Scope Taking'
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11:45-12:10 |
Martha McGinnis
University of Pennsylvania A-scrambling exists!
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1:20-1:45 |
Marlyse Baptista
University of Georgia On the non-universality of functional projections and the effects on parametrized variation: evidence from Creoles
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1:45-2:10 |
Kieran Snyder
University of Pennsylvania Reflexives and constraints on the borrowing of discourse function: Creoles and Tahitian French
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2:15-2:40 |
Michelle Minnick-Fox and Kazuaki Maeda
University of Pennsylvania Perception and production of American English tense and lax vowels by Japanese speakers
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2:40-3:05 |
Eon-Suk Ko
University of Pennsylvania Phonetics and phonology of vocative chant variation in Korean
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3:25-3:50 |
Emily Bender
Stanford University Deconstructing register: null objects in English recipes revisited
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3:50-4:15 |
Ronald Kim
University of Pennsylvania The origin of the Pre-Ossetic oblique case suffix and its implications
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4:15-4:40 |
Bill Labov
University of Pennsylvania The role of outliers in linguistic change in progress
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