PLC 37: SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Time slots for registration are subject to change closer to the event. |
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FRIDAY, March 22, 2013 |
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2:00 - 4:30 PM |
REGISTRATION (Cohen Hall Lobby) |
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Special Panel - Finding Proof: Methodology and Epistemology in the Language Sciences
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2:25 - 5:00 PM |
Juliette Blevins City University of New York, Linguistics Chris Callison-Burch University of Pennsylvania, Computer Science Lisa Davidson New York University, Linguistics Jason Stanley Rutgers University, Philosophy |
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5:00-7:30 PM |
Reception Cohen Hall Lobby |
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SATURDAY, March 23, 2013 |
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8:30 AM -7:00 PM |
REGISTRATION Cohen Hall Lobby |
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8:30 AM |
BREAKFAST |
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SESSION 1A: Experimental Linguistics I
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SESSION 1B: Syntax I
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9:15 AM |
Exploiting orthography-free phonological evidence in orthography-rich language
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Icelandic deverbal adjectives and case-alternations
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9:40 AM |
Linearity and Word Internal Structure in the Visual Processing of Italian Complex Words
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Intra-speaker variation in subject case: Icelandic
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10:05 AM |
Language Identification in Bilingual Texts for Linguistic Data Extraction
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'By'-phrases in the Icelandic New Impersonal Passive
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10:30 AM |
The Effects of Motor Priming on Categorical Perception
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I'm done my homework. - Case assignment in a stative passive
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10:55 AM |
BREAK |
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SESSION 2A: Experimental Linguistics II |
SESSION 2B: Syntax II
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11:10 AM |
Rescuing exists! An experimental study on island violations and resumptive pronouns in Italian.
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Extraordinary complement extraction
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11:35 AM |
The role of modality in the semantics of children's root infinitives: a cross-linguistic perspective
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Unelided basic remnants in Germanic ellipsis or: ÜBRIGE Arguments
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12:00 PM |
How Uniqueness Guides Definite Description Processing
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LF Intervention Effects and Nominative Objects in Japanese
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12:25 PM |
Compounds, learning mechanisms, and the continuity hypothesis in language acquisition
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Role of aspect in VP-ellipsis in Serbian: phase-governed approach
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12:50 PM |
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Nominal Internal and External Topic and Focus: Evidence from Mandarin
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1:15 pm |
LUNCH AND POSTER SESSION |
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A Verb Raising Analysis of Interrogatives: The Preverbal Subject Constraint in Spanish
First Language Taiwanese Tonal Attrition: Revisiting First Language Attrition Hypotheses and Their Relevance
Another tonogenesis in Seoul Korean: the case of /i/
Distinguishing Clause-Typing and Subject Positions in Imperatives
Camuno vowel harmony: Understanding a unique pattern of height agreement
Vehicularization and Reflexive Marker Loss in Burkina Faso Jula
Markedness and the Syllable Contact Law in onset sC clusters
Arguing for movement theory of depictive control
If looks could kill: Honing a pragmatic account of English implicit objects
Phonological Opacity and Icelandic Preaspiration
Resultative strategies
Projective Meanings of Thai Passive-type Constructions, and Implications for East Asian (Chinese Bei) Passive Constructions
The interaction of tone and stress in Seoul Korean
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The temporal interpretation of the -ko construction in Korean: Toward an adjunction analysis of clausal “coordination”
Container nouns and counting in Yudja (Tupi)
Morphology-Prosody Interface: Stress Pattern in Budai Rukai
Mandarin resultative verb compound has a VP complementation syntax
A necessity priority modal and its interaction with tense in Korean
Unbounded Successive-Cyclic Rightward Movement
Licensing conditions for embedded topic in Korean: An experimental approach
Creaky Voice: a change in progress in English?
Vowel tensing in Kaqchikel Maya
Effects of Spanish L1 on phonetic and phonemic perception of English /b/ and /v/
Is the present tense vacuous?
Hanging Topics and CLLDs in Spanish: Accounting For An Embedded Asymmetry
Main Clause Phenomena at the Syntax-Semantics Interface
Changing the “subject”: a non-standard feature in standard colloquial French
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SESSION 3A: Language Change |
SESSION 3B: Syntax III
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2:30 PM |
Diachrony or Synchrony? Accounting for the Old Japanese particle -tu
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The non-universality of TP and the syntax of clitics
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2:55 PM |
Mergers, Migration, and Signaling
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(Anti-)locality and A-scrambling in Japanese
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3:20 PM |
The continuous path of grammaticalization in modern Peninsular Spanish
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Licensing NPIs and Licensing Silence: HAVE/BE YET TO in English
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3:45 PM |
Predicting variation in African American English: Shared morphosyntactic conditioning in verb inflection and copula deletion
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The Syntactic Licensing of Adverbials: an Atayal Case Study
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4:10 PM |
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Negative Structure in Japanese
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4:35 PM |
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5:30 PM -7:00 PM |
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Ongoing research around Universal 20 (Greenberg 1966, Cinque 2005) leads to theoretical predictions about expected patterns of syntactic variation. These are tested and explored in two studies. The first study of "coarse" syntactic variation explores the Universal 20 data currently in the SSWL/Terraling database: a crowdsourced, expert based, open-ended database. The second study is a study of fine grained syntactic variation which examines specific predictions about individual grammars through a judgment study of verbal complexes. |
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9:00 PM |
PARTY (Information and directions will be included in the registration packet.)
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SUNDAY, March 24, 2013 |
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9:20 AM -1:25 PM |
REGISTRATION Cohen Hall Lobby |
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9:20 AM |
BREAKFAST |
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SESSION 4A: Phonology and Phonetics |
SESSION 4B: Semantics I
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9:50 AM |
Automating Phonetic Measurement: The Case of VOT
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The Projective Meaning of Gei in Mandarin Chinese
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10:15 AM |
Learning Local Phonological Rules
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Sloppy Identity with no Binding
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10:40 AM |
Against a split phonology of Michif
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Verbal gradability and degree arguments in verbs
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11:05 AM |
Getting your gutturals out of the mind: An assessment of the role of phonology in the patterns of historical gutturals in Modern Hebrew
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Mandarin Comparatives and Long-distance Reflexives
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11:30 AM |
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SESSION 5A: Morphology
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SESSION 5B: Semantics II
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12:10 pm |
The Indirect Nature of Endoclisis
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Rising Pitch as Incompleteness, with Discourse Structuring Effects
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12:35 PM |
The prosodic structure of the Romanian verbal complex
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Looking back and looking forward: Anaphora and cataphora in Italian
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1:00 PM |
Interaction of Phonology and Morphology in Maltese and Makassarese Clitics
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Focus Sensitivity as Determined by Commitment
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1:25 pm |
Faithfulness Conflict in Korean Blends
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A Semantics for Object-Oriented Depictives
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