PLC 36: SCHEDULE OF EVENTS |
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FRIDAY, March 23, 2012 |
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2:00 pm - 4:30pm |
REGISTRATION (Claudia Cohen Hall) |
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Special Panel on Game Theory and Linguistics
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2:25 pm |
Steve Kimbrough University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School |
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2:50 pm |
Bruno Galantucci Yeshiva University |
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3:15 pm |
First Question Period |
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3:40 pm |
Coffee Break |
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4:05 pm |
Brady Clark Northwestern University |
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4:35 pm |
Second Question Period |
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5:00 pm |
Reception! (lobby at Claudia Cohen Hall) |
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SATURDAY, March 24, 2012 |
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8:30 am-7:00 pm |
REGISTRATION and BOOK DISPLAY (Claudia Cohen Hall) |
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8:30 am |
BREAKFAST |
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SESSION 1A: Syntax
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SESSION 1B: Phonetics/Phonology
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9:15 am |
Subject Phrases are Subject to Scrambling in Japanese
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Polish Stress: A Phonetic Investigation of Phonological Claims
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9:40 am |
A unified approach to Korean causal connective -nikka
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Methodological and structural effects in production &
perception of final devoicing: Evidence from Russian
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10:05 am |
Refining MaxElide
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Deconstructing Canadian French Vowel Harmony
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10:30 am |
Deriving Split-antecedent Relative Clauses
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Stress Production in the Spanish of Heritage Speakers
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10:55 am |
BREAK |
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SESSION 2A: Argument Structure |
SESSION 2B: Information Structure/Pragmatics
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11:10 am |
Choosing between Persons: Articulated Probes and The Ultra-Strong PCC
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Focus Constructions in ASL: Evidence from Pseudoclefting and Doubling
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11:35 am |
Inside proper names
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When you can and can’t see double: Revisiting focus doubling in ASL
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noon |
Passive-like Affected Constructions: Evidence from Khmer
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The pragmatics of direct object fronting in historical English
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12:25 pm |
LUNCH AND POSTER SESSION: Lunch will be provided. |
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Figuring out what we 'ought' to do
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The representation of contour tones in Cantonese
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Negative Raising and Focus-sensitive Readings
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Mandarin Parasitic Gaps
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Long-distance anaphora in Mandarin
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Liketa is not Almost
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Cliticization phenomena in languages 'on the border'
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SESSION 3A: Syntax |
SESSION 3B: Semantics
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2:30 pm |
Are Russian prefixes out of order?: Complexity-Based Ordering and template
morphology
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Saving the Date Means Getting the Mood Right
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2:55 pm |
A Taxonomy of Agreement in Icelandic: Agree vs Multiple Agree,
Syntactic vs Post-Syntactic
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“A pleasant three days in Philadelphia”: arguments for a
(pseudo)partitive analysis
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3:20 pm |
Allomorphic Patterns in Verb Derivation of Brazilian Portuguese
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Future Reference in Hungarian
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3:45 pm |
Jespersen cycle redefined
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Only one at least: refining the role of context in building alternatives
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4:10 pm |
BREAK |
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5:30 pm-7 pm |
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
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9:00 pm |
PARTY! (Information and directions will be included in the registration packet.)
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SUNDAY, March 25, 2012 |
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9:20 am-1:25 pm |
REGISTRATION and BOOK DISPLAY (Claudia Cohen Hall) |
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9:20 am |
BREAKFAST |
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SESSION 4A: Left Periphery |
SESSION 4B: Experimental/Psycholinguistics
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9:50 am |
On Topic A-movement and Unvalued Interpretable Features
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How deep is your syntax? – Filler-gap dependencies in
heritage language grammar
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10:15 am |
V≥2 and Addressee Agreement in Basque
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Informal judgments in formal settings: Pair-list answers in
naïve speakers and professional linguists
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10:40 am |
Double object fronting in Bangla
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On the processing of "might"
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11:05 am |
The Puzzle of the Spanish Complementizer System
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You can’t get there from here: On interpreting learning experiments
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11:30 am |
NONE |
Work & Play: Simulating language contact
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11:55 am |
BREAK |
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SESSION 5A: Syntax
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SESSION 5B: Sociolinguistics
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12:10 pm |
Lexicalizing Modality (or why Swedish doesn’t have a middle voice construction)
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A look at copula usage in school-age AAE speakers
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12:35 pm |
"Mixed Predicates" are, in fact, Atom Predicates
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A change in progress or age-grading?: A quantitative analysis of
intensifier use in Seoul Korean
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1:00 pm |
On PP Left Branch Extraction in Japanese
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A Northern Cities Shift Retreat in the St. Louis Corridor
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1:25 pm |
NONE |
The relationship between consonant cluster simplification and schwa insertion
in French: A corpus investigation
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1:50 pm |
END OF PLC 36 |