FRIDAY, March 20, 2015 | ||
2:00 - 4:30 PM |
REGISTRATIONOutside Steinberg-Dietrich Hall Lecture Room 351 |
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Special Panel: Sociolinguistic FrontiersModerator: Meredith TammingaSteinberg-Dietrich Hall, Lecture Room 351 |
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2:25 PM |
Kathryn Campbell-KiblerThe Ohio State University,Department of Linguistics Cognitive questions of sociolinguistic meaning[abstract] |
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2:50 PM |
Robin DodsworthNC State University,Department of Linguistics New approaches to network analysis in sociolinguistics[abstract] |
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3:15 PM | First question period | |
3:30 PM | Coffee break | |
3:45 PM |
James N. StanfordDartmouth College,Department of Linguistics and Cognitive Science Mysteries of Uniformity: Perspectives from Less Commonly Studied Speech Communities[abstract] |
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4:10 PM |
Josef FruehwaldUniversity of Edinburgh,Department of Linguistics and English Language Big Data and Sociolinguistics[abstract] |
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4:35 PM | Second question period | |
4:50 PM |
Bill LabovUniversity of Pennsylvania,Department of Linguistics The Romance of Short-a in Philadelphia[abstract] |
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5:20 PM | Third question period | |
5:45-7:30 PM |
ReceptionSteinberg-Dietrich Hall, Stock Exchange |
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SATURDAY, March 21, 2015 | ||
8:30 AM - 5:30 PM |
REGISTRATIONCohen Hall Lobby |
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8:30 AM |
BREAKFAST |
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SESSION 1A: Syntax ICohen Hall Auditorium (G17) |
SESSION 1B: PhonologyCohen Hall Terrace Room |
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9:15 AM |
No Clash Constraint in Nominal RNR Number AgreementZheng Shen, University of Connecticut [abstract] |
The /ɨ/ Deletion Rule and Phonologically Conditioned Allomorphy in Korean CasesSunghye Cho, University of Pennsylvania [abstract] |
9:40 AM |
Noun Incorporation and Null Verbal Heads in FrisianDavid Basilico, University of Alabama at Birmingham [abstract] |
Revisiting Incomplete Neutralization: The Case of Coda Liquid Production in Puerto Rican SpanishMary Elizabeth Beaton, The Ohio State University [abstract] |
10:05 AM |
Bizkaiera Basque Relativization: the Promotion AnalysisAger Gondra, SUNY-Purchase College [abstract] |
Contour spread: Encoding Precedence in Tonal Representation and BeyondCharles Reiss, Concordia University |
10:30 AM |
Eem Negation in AAVE: A Next Step in Jespersen's CycleTaylor Jones, University of Pennsylvania [abstract] |
Two Applications of Precedence-Based PhonologyCharles Reiss, Concordia University |
10:55 AM | BREAK | |
SESSION 2A: SemanticsCohen Hall Auditorium (G17) |
SESSION 2B: SociolinguisticsCohen Hall Terrace Room |
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11:10 AM |
Multiple Exhaustifications and Multiple Scalar ItemsYimei Xiang, Harvard University [abstract] |
Brother Bell’s Audience Design: Forms of Address among Latter- day Saint Young AdultsJoseph Stanley, University of Georgia [abstract] |
11:35 AM |
Bare Singular Nouns in SpanishDavid Rubio Vallejo, University of Delaware [abstract] |
An Investigation of Andalusian Stop Cluster Post-aspiration in Naturalistic SpeechDuna Gylfadottir, University of Pennsylvania [abstract] |
12:00 PM |
An Unexceptional Semantics for Expressions of ExceptionAron Hirsch, MIT [abstract] |
Individual Conditioning Factors and System Knowledge Contribute to Evaluation of Phonological SystemsBetsy Sneller, University of Pennsylvania [abstract] |
12:25 PM |
Specificational Copular Clauses as Inverted Predications with a Semantics of EquationNagarajan Selvanathan, Rutgers University [abstract] |
Pre-Voicing and Aspiration in Southern American EnglishLeigh Hunnicutt & Paul Morris, University of Iowa [abstract] |
12:50 PM |
Exclusive (dis)harmonies in ChineseMingming Liu, Rutgers University [abstract] |
The Like Conspiracy: Avoiding AccountabilityAaron Dinkin, University of Toronto [abstract] |
1:15-2:15 PM |
LUNCH & POSTER SESSIONTerrace Room (Lunch will be provided) |
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Motivating a Symmetric "be" in Attitude ReportsLinmin Zhang, New York University [abstract] |
Continuations for ComparativesTodd Snider, Cornell University [abstract] |
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Untangling Language Attitudes from Linguistic Knowledge in Self-Reports of Stigmatized SpeechLaura Walker, Betsy Sneller and Sabriya Fisher, University of Pennsylvania [abstract] |
Conflation and Flavors of v in the Agent/ECM CorrelationYuki Ito, UMD [abstract] |
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Towards a Syntactic Focus Movement Account of the Sluicing-like Construction in ChineseWei Song, University of Minnesota [abstract] |
What Causes the Alternation of Agentive Verbs in Brazilian Portuguese?Janayna Carvalho, Universidade de São Paulo/Universität Stuttgart [abstract] |
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A Morphosyntactic Analysis of Definiteness Morphology in Swedish Determiner PhrasesAmy Goodwin Davies, University of Pennsylvania [abstract] |
Discourse Induces Semantic Change: Evidence from a Numeral Phrase Construction in ChineseJun Chen, SUNY Buffalo [abstract] |
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A Freezing Approach to the Ish- Construction in EnglishDaniel Duncan, New York University [abstract] |
Regional Perceptions of New England DialectsBenjamin Jones, University of Kentucky [abstract] |
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Focus Effects on the Factivity of knowMia Wiegand, Cornell University [abstract] |
On the Semantics and Syntax of Persian ‘become’Negin Ilkhanipour, University of Tehran Ayaka Sugawara, MIT [abstract] |
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SESSION 3A: Syntax IICohen Hall Auditorium (G17) |
SESSION 3B: ExperimentalCohen Hall Terrace Room |
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2:30 PM |
Light Verbs are Just Regular VerbsBenjamin Bruening, University of Delaware [abstract] |
-hii: Modality meets ExclusivityVandana Bajaj, Rutgers University Kristen Syrett, Rutgers University/Rutgers Center for Cognitive Science [abstract] |
2:55 PM |
New Definition of Edge and its Consequences for PBCYongSuk Yoo, University of Connecticut [abstract] |
Subject-Object Asymmetries in the Acceptability of English Sentences with Two NegativesFrances Blanchette, CUNY Graduate Center [abstract] |
3:20 PM |
Adjunct Islands and Pseudocoordination in an Autonomous SyntaxJessica Brown, University of Cambridge [abstract] |
Mapping the Linguistic SystemLotte Hendriks, Sjef Barbiers & Hans Bennis, Meertens Instituut [abstract] |
3:45 PM |
Using False Memories to Characterize Lexical Representations: A Test Case from SpanishAnne Pycha, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee [abstract] |
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4:10 PM | BREAK | |
5:30-7:00 PM |
KEYNOTE ADDRESSThe Busy Lives of Quantifier ParticlesAnna SzabolcsiNew York University [abstract] Cohen Hall Auditorium (G17) |
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9:00 PM |
PARTYInformation and directions will be included in the registration packet. |
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SUNDAY, March 22, 2015 | ||
9:20 AM - 1:00 PM |
REGISTRATIONCohen Hall Lobby |
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9:20 AM |
BREAKFAST |
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SESSION 4A: Syntax/SemanticsCohen Hall Auditorium (G17) |
SESSION 4B: MorphologyCohen Hall Terrace Room |
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9:50 AM |
Deletion of Non-constituents in Clausal Ellipsis: Remnants in the Middle FieldDennis Ott, Humboldt University of Berlin Volker Struckmeier, University of Cologne [abstract] |
Wh-Concord = Syntactic Movement + Morphological MergerKunio Kinjo, Rutgers University Yohei Oseki, New York University [abstract] |
10:15 AM |
Repetitive Adverbs in Hungarian: Syntactic and Semantic VariationAniko Csirmaz,, University of Utah [abstract] |
Root Alternation and Verbal Plurality in RanmoJenny Lee, Harvard University [abstract] |
10:40 AM |
A New Account for too and eitherDorothy Ahn, Harvard University [abstract] |
Word Formation and the Icelandic Noun PhraseGisli Runar Hardarson, University of Connecticut [abstract] |
11:05 AM |
The Repetitive Coordinator ka in Japanese and either in English as Scope Indicators in DisjunctionRyoichiro Kobayashi, Sophia University [abstract] |
Nonactive Voice in Hebrew and elsewhere: Between Unaccusativity and AgentivityItamar Kastner, New York University [abstract] |
11:30 AM |
Obviating the Disjoint Reference Effect in FrenchLaurence B-Violette, Harvard University [abstract] |
A New Classifier-Based Morpheme in German Sign Language (DGS)Marjorie Herbert, University of Michigan [abstract] |
11:55 AM | BREAK | |
SESSION 5A: DynamicsCohen Hall Auditorium (G17) |
SESSION 5B: Phonetics/PhonologyCohen Hall Terrace Room |
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12:15 PM |
Chicano English Goes to College: the Value of a Third-Wave Approach in the Study of Ethnic DialectsLisa Tittle Caballero, University of Washington [abstract] |
OMG the Word-Final Alveopalatals are Cray-Cray Prev: A Morphophonological Account of Totes Constructions in EnglishLauren Spradlin, CUNY Graduate Center [abstract] |
12:40 PM |
From Old to Modern Icelandic: a Real DichotomyHeimir Freyr Van Der Feest Viðarsson, University of Iceland [abstract] |
Hybrid weight scales in the Extended PAF theoryAlexandre Vaxman, University of Connecticut [abstract] |
1:05 PM |
The Heavy Road to Decompositionality: Notes from a Dying AdverbRemus Gergel, Andreas Blümel & Martin Kopf, University of Graz [abstract] |
Intonational Disambiguation of wh-words in KoreanJiwon Yun, Stony Brook University Hye-Sook Lee, Georgetown University [abstract] |
1:30 PM |
An Interaction Effect Between Tonogenesis and Focus in Seoul KoreanYong-Cheol Lee, Sunghye Cho & Mark Liberman, University of Pennsylvania [abstract] |