SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Last modified 02/23/2007 09:04:52 |
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REGISTRATION and BOOK DISPLAY
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Special Session: Integrating Models of Language Change
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Opening
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Social networks and intraspeaker variation during periods of language change
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Celina Troutman, Brady Clark & Matthew Goldrick, Northwestern University |
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3:40 pm |
Addressing the actuation problem with quantitative models of sound change
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Adam Baker, University of Arizona |
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4:05 pm |
The Real Effect of Word Frequency on Phonetic Variation
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Aaron Dinkin, University of Pennsylvania |
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4:30 pm |
BREAK |
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4:55 pm |
On the importance of population structure in computational models of language change
[abstract]
Jean-Philippe Magué |
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5:20 pm |
Integrating the Family Tree and Wave Models of Linguistic Change
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William Labov, University of Pennsylvania |
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PANEL DISCUSSION
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REGISTRATION and BOOK DISPLAY
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SESSION
1A: Syntax |
SESSION
1B: Phonology/Phonetics |
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Modeling Diachronic Change in the Thai Tonal Space
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An evolutionary account of loanword-induced sound change in Japanese loanwords
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Focus in Hebrew: Capitalizing on the Canonical
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Phonetic, phonological, and social forces as filters: evidence from Gorgia Toscana
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Word Order and Agreement Asymmetries in Lebanese Arabic and English
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Discovering manner and place features - What can be learned from acoustic and articulatory data?
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BREAK
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SESSION 2A:
Acquisition |
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2B: Syntax/Semantics |
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Why cross-linguistic frequency cannot be equated with ease of acquisition
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Quantifiers, resumption and generic statements
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Thematic Relations as a Cue to Verb Class
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An Argument/Adjunct Asymmetry in Wh-questions: a novel argument for LF
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Barely There: Hard-to-Detect Auxiliaries Shed Light on Children's Acquisition of French
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Morpho-syntactic Approach to Pronominal Binding
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The acquisition of evidentiality
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DP Hypothesis
for Japanese [abstract]
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LUNCH: |
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SESSION
3A: Sociolinguistics/Historical Linguistics |
SESSION 3B: Syntax |
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Indianapolis, Indiana: A prototype of Midland convergence
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On Slavic semelfactives and secondary imperfectives: implications for the split 'AspP'
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Using sociolinguistic data to resolve morphosyntactic debate: the case of P/N markers in Polish
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Subject Position and the Marshallese Restructuring Configuration
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Bridging the Gap: Dialect Boundaries and Regional Allegiance in Upstate New York
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Marc Authier & Lisa Reed, Penn State University |
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Reconstruction of Proto-Trique Phonemes
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Wh-in-situ and the Spanish DP: Movement or no movement?
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RECEPTION (JMHH
MBA Lounge) |
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS:
Psycholinguistic studies of grammatical representation: Evidence from acquisition, processing, and disorders
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PARTY! |
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REGISTRATION and BOOK DISPLAY
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SESSION 1A: Semantics |
SESSION 1B: Syntax |
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Associative Interpretation of Plural Pronouns
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Comparatives and Inversion: A (Necessarily) Diachronic Account
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Processing presupposition: verifying vs. falsifying sentences with 'only'
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Get it? Got it!
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Romanian n-words are definitely negative quantifiers
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On the origin and content of English there
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NPI-licensing: the view from strong NPIs
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Subject-Object Asymmetries and the Relation of Internal Merge and Pied-Piping
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SESSION 2A: Semantics/Pragmatics |
SESSION 2B: Phonology |
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The role of animacy in the ranking of entities in complex NPs: Evidence from Greek
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Incorporated nominals as antecedents for anaphora, or How to save the thematic arguments theory
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Fusional Reduction and the Logic of Ranking Arguments in OT
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Presuppositions as Blockers of Implicature Cancellation
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