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sesia.unile.it">"Piero Bottari p.bottari"sesia.unile.it>XXVIII INCONTRO DI GRAMMATICA GENERATIVA University of Lecce February 28th - March 2nd, 2002 PROGRAM Thursday, February 28th 9.15 - Opening address Rosario Coluccia (university of Lecce) Donato Valli (University of Lecce) 9.30 - On the status of 1st and 2nd person plural possessives Nicoletta Pennello - University of Padua Quantifiers as lexical categories Anna Cardinaletti and Giuliana Giusti - University of Bologna, University of Venice / University of Venice Object Shift and Verb Serialization: a cross-linguistic perspective Enoch O. Aboh - University of Amsterdam Accusative marked datives in Spanish Juan Romero - Universidad Aut�noma de Madrid, University of Alcal� de Henares Lexical Vs Functional Restructuring Susi Wurmbrand - McGill University - Montreal 15.30 - Parasession 1 Pinning John down. Orin Percus - Universiy of Florence Constraining kind <-> individual coercion Roberto Zamparelli - University of Bergamo Kind Denoting Bare NPs in Romanian PPs Daniela Isac - University of Quebec at Montreal, Concordia University Reconstruction in relative clauses and the cyclic access to the pragmatic component Carlo Cecchetto - University of Milano Bicocca Appositives and quantification Francesca Del Gobbo - Harvard University Parasession 2 Verbal suffixes in Portuguese: semantic and syntactic properties Miriam Lemle - University of Rio de Janeiro Adjunction sites in morphology: evidence from prefixation and compounding in Modern Greek. Angela Ralli - University of Patras Sulla fonologia diacronica del sistema vocalico romanzo: una analisi e considerazioni nel quadro della Fonologia Dinamica. Andrea Calabrese - University of Connecticut Variation of s-voicing in varieties of Italian Martin Kramer - University of Ulster at Jordanstown Meaningful Vowels: On the Necessity of Apophonic Morphology in German. Sabrina Bendjaballah and Martin Haiden - University of Lille / Aston University at Birmingham. University of Wien Friday, March 1st 9.00 - Free Relatives: Does Morphology Filter Syntax? Jochen Trommer - University of Osnabruek On the Non-Anomalous Nature of English Verb Syntax: Evidence from Dialects Ian Roberts - University of Cambridge Notes on the syntax of the so-called 'euphonic' [l] in Some Romance dialects Ur Shlonsky - University of Geneva On the content of the left periphery: Evidence from North-western Italian Varieties Sandra Paoli - University of Manchester The Theory of Clitics, a Parameter of Object Agreement, and the Extension of the Unique Checking Constraint to Massive Cross-Linguistic Differences in Object Clitic Omission: Evidence from Normal Development and SLI Ken Wexler (Invited Speaker) - Massachusetts Institute of Technology 15.00 - Parasession 1 Deficient Structures in the Verbal Domain: A Case Study of Two Bilingual Children Julia Berger-Morales and Manola Salustri - University of California at Los Angeles / University of Siena, University of California at Los Angeles The C category and the acquisition of European Portuguese: the focus on wh-questions Carla Soares - University of Paris 8 Respecting Grammatical Constraints in Code-switching: Evidence from two Italian-German Bilingual Children Katja Francesca Cantone - University of Hamburg Agreement disorders, subject clitics and the structure of IP in dialectal agrammatism: the Field Damage Hypothesis. Paolo Chinellato - University of Padua, University of Venice Psycholinguistic evidence for the feature hierarchy (person > number > gender) and implications for linguistic theory. Maria Nella Carminati Parasession 2 Some differences between focus on the left and focus on the right in Italian. Lisa Brunetti - University of Florence The Syntax and Semantics of Salentino ku Federico Damonte - University of Padua, University of Venice Agreement, intervention and inclusiveness in Italian 'si' impersonals. Roberta D'Alessandro - University of Stuttgart On the structural position of adverbial clauses, discourse features and informational structure Maria Lobo - Universidade Nova de Lisboa When can objects bind? Left-to-right merge, scrambling and binary structure in European Portuguese Joao Costa - Universidade Nova de Lisboa Saturday, March 2nd 9.30 - Cleft and pseudo-cleft questions in Romance: A Case Study in Comparative Interrogative Syntax Jean-Yves Pollock (Invited Speaker) - Universit� de Picardie � Amien Argument shift phenomena an the identification of local domains Diana Pili and Roland Hinterhoelzl - University of Verona / Humboldt University-Berlin Split syntax in Classical and Modern Greek: a study on the left periphery and the nature of DPs. Eric Matieu and Ioanna Sitaridou - University College London, University of Manchester Agreement Mismatch Franca Ferrari-Bridger - New York University Alternate speakers The distribution of relative affixes in Bantu languages Gloria Cocchi - University of Urbino Problemi di acquisizione del tedesco L" da parte di parlanti con L1 italiana: la posizione di V Chiara Leonini - University of Siena On Result Clauses in Spanish and English Emma Ticio - University of Connecticut The indefinite determiner sendos Gabi Toth - University of Szeged VENUE Faculty of Letters and Philosophy, University of Lecce - Palazzo Codacci-Pisanelli (Porta Napoli) TRAVEL A) Airports Brindisi is the closest airport to Lecce (40 min. bus from the Airport to the city center), however it is only connected with Rome and Milan twice a day or so. Bari's airport is more busy (domestic flights only, , but covering different cities). You can reach Lecce by train (1 hour 30/50 min.). B) Trains You can look for your train at the following web site: http://www.trenitalia.com ACCOMMODATION Hotels 1) Grand Hotel (3 stars), viale Quarta 28 In front of the train station. and close to the historical center of the town. 15 minutes walk from the University, through the city center. Prices (breakfast not included): Single: Eur. 31.00 Double: Eur. 60.00 Tel: +39 0832 309405, Fax: +39 0832 309891 2)Hotel Cappello (2 stars), via Montegrappa 4 Next to the Train Station. and close to the historical center of the town. 15 minutes walk from the University, through the city center. Prices (breakfast not included): Single: Eur. 28.00 Double: Eur. 44.00 Tel:+39 0832 308881 Fax: +39 0832 301535 http://www.webshop.it/hotelcappello/ 3) Hotel Tiziano (4 stars), superstrada per Brindisi In the outskirts of Lecce, 10 minutes walk from the University. Prices (breakfast included): Single: Eur. 93.00 Double: Eur. 130.00 Tel: +39 0832 27211 Fax: +39 0832 272841 E-mail: hotel.tizianoBottari p.bottari"
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uni-bonn.de>================================================================ 19th International Conference on Computational Linguistics August, 24 - September, 1, 2002 Howard International House, Taipei, Taiwan ================================================================ Organized by: Academia Sinica, ACLCLP and Tsing Hua University Under the Auspices of: The International Committee on Computational Linguistics URL: http://www.coling2002.sinica.edu.tw/ ================================================================ COLING is the most prominent conference in the field of Computational Linguistics. In its 40 plus years of existence, the biennial COLING has been a productive forum for scholars all over the world to exchange original research papers on a broad range of topics in computational linguistics. COLING is an international forum for discussion and presentation representing the current state of the art and determining standards of computational linguistics research. In 2002, Taiwan will host the 19th COLING conference. This will be the first time that COLING is held outside Europe, North America, or Japan. It will be a chance for participants to experience the energy behind Taiwan's vibrant growth in knowledge technology, as well as the natural beauty of Formosa and its rich cultural heritage. Submitted papers should describe original work, completed or in progress, rather than merely planned, and clearly indicate the current state of advancement of the work. No previously published papers should be submitted. Simultaneous submission to other conferences is allowed provided it is explicitly indicated on the identification page. In line with the practice established in previous COLING conferences, authors will be asked to place their submission in one of two categories: 1. Regular papers, of not more than seven pages, presenting results of original complete research, and 2. Project notes, of five pages or less, describing ongoing research or demonstrating a system. Method of Submission: o Complete a Paper Submission Form (http://www.ikp.uni-bonn.de/coling2002/psf.html). This form may be updated up to the deadline for paper submissions (15 February 2002). o For your paper use the layout and format of papers described in the LATEX or Microsoft Word Style sheets (For more details on paper submission see http://www.ikp.uni-bonn.de/coling2002/psg.html). o Electronic submissions of papers are strongly preferred. Papers should be sent to coling2002Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue