Date: 23-Mar-2008
From: Rebecca Shields <rashields wisc.edu>
Subject: Workshop in General Linguistics
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Workshop in General Linguistics
Short Title: WIGL
Date: 04-Apr-2008 - 05-Apr-2008
Location: Madison, Wisconsin, USA
Contact: Rebecca Shields
Contact Email: rashieldswisc.edu
Meeting URL: http://ling.wisc.edu/lso/index.html
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics
Meeting Description:
WIGL is an annual conference sponsored by the Linguistics Student Organization
at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The workshop is open to presentations on
any aspect of human language grammar. The proceedings are published in the LSO
Working Papers in Linguistics.
Schedule for WIGL 6
April 4-5, 2008
1418 Van Hise Hall, 1220 Linden Dr.
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Friday, April 4
9:30
Registration
10:00
Joshua Bowles, University of Utah
Evidentiality and Agreement Interaction in Tuyuka: A Generative Approach
10:30
Soonhyuck Park, Pukyong National University
Economy beyond FL: evidence from scrambling and deletion
11:00
Break
11:15
Dingcheng Li, University of Minnesota
V-raising and Hierarchical Modal Projection Hypothesis of Post-verbal Modal de
in Sichuan Mandarin
11:45
Carolina Bailey, University of Wisconsin-Madison
A Case of Mistaken Identities: Overt Subjects and Null Pro
12:15
Lunch
2:00
Hyowon Song, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Generalizations about the relationship between passive types, and case marking
systems & basic word order
2:30
Tsuyoshi Sawada, University of Connecticut
A Modification of Marantz' Vacuous Affixation Principle
3:00
Monica-Alexandrina Irimia, University of Toronto
Analyzing adverbial agreement
3:30
Break
Invited Speaker
3:45
Yafei Li, University of Wisconsin-Madison
The minimalist LF is a tranquil LF
Saturday, April 5
9:30
Registration
10:00
Karen Park, University of Oxford
Evidence of a Fijian Reflexive and its Implications in Anaphoric Binding Theory
10:30
Suwon Yoon, University of Chicago
Noone vs. Anyone: a compositional analysis for indefinites
11:00
Break
11:15
Rea Peltola, University of Helsinki
Subordinate verbal moods in Finnish and French
11:45
Hyun-Jong Hahm, The University of Texas at Austin
Pointing Signs and Plurality
For more information and schedule updates, please visit
http://ling.wisc.edu/lso/lso-wigl.html
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