LINGUIST List 3.814

Sat 24 Oct 1992

Confs: Slavic Acquisition, SCIL, Germanic

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1. Dan Slobin, Crosslinguistic Workshop on Slavic Acquisition
2. Richard McKinnon, SCIL-5
3. Rosina Lippi-Green, Germanic Linguistics Roundtable

 CROSSLINGUISTIC WORKSHOP

 ON

 THE ACQUISITION OF SLAVIC LANGUAGES

will be held in Cracow, July 8 - 14, 1993, before the VIth IASCL
Congress. Researchers investigating the acquisition of particular
Slavic languages by children are invited to present their
contributions concerning the following topics:

ACQUISITION OF NOUN MORPHOLOGY: Case, Gender and Number
ACQUISITION OF VERB MORPHOLOGY: Tense, Aspect, Person, Mood, Voice
ACQUISITION OF SYNTAX: Verb-Argument Structure, Complex Sentences
NARRATIVE DEVELOPMENT: Reference, Temporality, Word Order, Cohesion

 Organizer: Magdalena Smoczynska

 Co-organizer: Dan I. Slobin

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If you are interested in attending the workshop or know about
people who would, please contact Magdalena Smoczynska.

E-mail address: ULSMOCZYPLKRCY11.BITNET

Postal address: Magdalena Smoczynska
 Dept. of General & Indo-European Linguistics
 Jagiellonian University
 Aleja Mickiewicza 9/11
 31-120 Krakow
 Poland

			SCIL-5
	 	 April 17-18, 1993
A note to all submitting hard copy abstracts to SCIL-5: Please
include five (5) copies of your original abstract.
			Thanks,
			SCIL-5 Conference Committee

Please post the following:


The University of Michigan at Ann Arbor
Department of Germanic Languages

Is Pleased to Announce

The Fourth Annual

Michigan-Berkeley
Germanic Linguistics Roundtable

Thursday, April 15 through

Saturday, April 17, 1993

Invited Speakers:
Werner Abraham, Groningen

and
Paul Roberge, Chapel Hill

We are further pleased to announce

that following the Roundtable,

on Sunday, April 18,

we will host the

Michigan-Heidelberg

Colloquium on

German Language

Communities

(Sprachinseln)

in North America
Klaus Mattheier, Heidelberg,

Symposium Leader


Format for the Roundtable will be single sessions (no parallel
sessions), 30 minute presentations, with an additional 10 minute
discussion period.

General sessions will be held Thursday through Saturday afternoons.

Topical sessions will be held Thursday through Saturday mornings.
They are:

	Early Germanic (Joe Salmons, Purdue, Chair); Netherlandic
(Paul Roberge, Chapel Hill, Chair); Variation & Change in the Early
Modern Period (Rosina Lippi-Green, UM, Chair); Syntax (Wayne Harbert,
Cornell, Chair).

Sessions for the Colloquium on German Language Communities will be
held on Sunday; format to be announced.

Call for Papers: Please submit all abstracts (one-page,
double-spaced, references on additional page if necessary, targeted
session or colloquium clearly specified) by December 15, 1992 to
Rosina Lippi-Green/University of Michigan/3120 Modern Languages
Building/Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1275.

or by electronic mail to: rosinarosina.german.lsa.umich.edu
or by fax to: 313/763-6557

Please send a message to

rosinarosina.german.lsa.umich.edu
if you would like to be included on the electronic mailing list
for this conference.