Date: 29-Mar-2010
From: Krzysztof Migdalski <krzysz75 yahoo.com>
Subject: Generative Linguistics in the Old World
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Generative Linguistics in the Old World
Short Title: The 33rd GLOW Colloquium
Date: 14-Apr-2010 - 16-Apr-2010
Location: Wroclaw, Poland
Contact: Bozena Rozwadowska
Contact Email: brozwaduni.wroc.pl
Meeting URL: http://www.ifa.uni.wroc.pl/~glow33/
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics; Phonology; Syntax
Meeting Description:
Main Session: GLOW XXXIII
The 2010 Colloquium, April 14-16
and Workshops, April 13
At The University of Wroclaw, Wroclaw, Poland
Meeting URL: www.ifa.uni.wroc.pl/~glow33
Keynote Speaker: Henk van Riemsdijk
Theme of the Colloquium: Free
Attention all speakers and participants: please register at:
http://www.ifa.uni.wroc.pl/~glow33/registration.html
GLOW 33
Wroclaw University, Poland
Main Session Programme
Meeting URL: http://www.ifa.uni.wroc.pl/~glow33
First: Wednesday 14 April
Main Session (Syntax)
Venue: Aula Leopoldina
Programme:
9:15
John Bailyn (Stony Brook University): Scrambling, Move-F and Derivational Binding
10:15
Coffee Break
10:45
Jeffrey Parrott (University of Copenhagen): Case Variation in Coordination
across Scandinavian Varieties
11:45
Kirill Shklovsky (MIT): Person-Case Effects in Tseltal
12:45
Lunch Break
14:00
Gary Thoms (Strathclyde University): Syntactic Reconstruction and Scope Economy
15:00
Clemens Mayr (Harvard University): Updating Alternatives: Focus on Bound Pronouns
16:00
Coffee Break
16:30
E. Mattew Husband (Brown University): Compositional States
17:30
Alexis Wellwood, Valentine Hacquard, and Roumyana Pancheva (University of
Maryland/University of Southern California) The Measure and Comparison of Events
18:30
End of the day
First Day: Wednesday 14 April
Main Session (Phonology)
Venue: Institute of English
9:15
Suyeon Yun (Seoul National University): A Typology of Compensatory Lengthening:
A Phonetically-based Optimality Theoretic Approach
10:15
Coffee Break
10:45
Heather Goad (McGill University): Structural vs. Perceptual Constraints on sC
Clusters: Evidence for a Coda Analysis of s
11:45
Geoff Schwartz (Adam Mickiewicz University): Onset Prominence and Tashlhiyt
Berber syllabification
12:45
Lunch Break
14:00
Markus Alexander Pöchtrager (Bo?aziçi University): The Structure of A
15:00
Daniel Hall (Meertens Instituut Amsterdam): Notes on some Putative Unnatural Classes
16:00
Coffee Break
16:30
Sabrina Bendjaballah and Philipe Ségéral (CNRS and University of Paris VII):
Bidimensional Morphemes in Mehri
17:30
Nicola Lampitelli (University of Paris VII and University of Pennsylvania):
Phonology Meets Syntax in the Bosnian Declensional System
18:30
End of the day
Second Day: Thursday 15 April
Main Session
Venue: Aula Leopoldina
9:00
Katherine McKinney-Bock and Jean-Roger Vergnaud (University of Southern
California): Grafts and Beyond
10:00
Martin Salzmann (University of Konstanz): ATB as Asymmetric Extraction +
Derivational Ellipsis
11:00
Coffee Break
11:30
Bradley Larson (University of Maryland): Bare Phrase Coordination
12:30
Stefan Keine (Leipzig University): Switch-Reference as an Interface Conspiracy
13:30
Lunch Break
15:00
Kirill Shklovsky and Yasutada Sudo (MIT): No Case Licensing: Evidence from Uyghur
16:00
Shiti Malhotra (University of Maryland): Island Effects and Multiple Wh-movement
17:00
Coffee Break
17:30
Jairo Nunes (University of São Paulo): Edge Features on Moving Elements:
Evidence from Sideward Movement
18:30
Business Meeting
Third Day: Friday 16 April
Main Session
Venue: Faculty of Law
9:00
Hedde Zeijlstra (University of Amsterdam): One way to Agree
10:00
Liliane Haegeman and Terje Lohndal (University of Ghent/University of Maryland):
Simply Agree, not Multiple Agree
11:00
Coffee Break
11:30
Anne Breitbarth (University of Ghent): The Independence of Negative Concord and
Jespersen's Cycle
12:30
Genoveva Puskas (University of Geneva): On the Semantic and Syntactic Licensing
of Double Negation
13:30
Lunch break
15:00
Erik Schoorlemmer and Tanja Temmerman (Leiden University)
On the Interaction between Verb Movement and Ellipsis in the PF Component
16:00
Ewa Dobler, Lisa Travis, and Mina Sugimura (McGill University): Domain
Mismatches: PF vs. LF and XP vs. X and AGREE
17:00
Coffee Break
17:30
Invited Speaker: Edwin Williams (Princeton University): Islands Derived
18:30
End of the day
Alternate Speakers:
Marina Pantcheva (University of Tromsø): Decomposing Path
Tanja Temmerman (Leiden University): The PF-theory of Islands and the
WH/sluicing correlation: New Evidence from Dutch and English Fragment Answers
Michael Gagnon (University of Maryland): Antecedent Contained Deletions Revisited
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