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FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS: Workshop on Second Position Clitics July 10, 11 1993. The Ohio State University A workshop on second position clitics will be held on Saturday July 10th (and possibly Sunday the 11th) as a supplementary event to the Linguistic Institute held in Columbus, Ohio. The organizers (Arnold Zwicky and Aaron Halpern) are soliciting papers that combine a theoretical approach to some aspect of second position with a relatively detailed description of a language. The proposed format of the workshop is to have around ten papers, 30 minutes in length, with 10 minutes for discussion. It is expected that the papers will be collected into a volume; written responses by workshop participants will be invited (and published along with the main papers). If you want to take part in this workshop, send a version of your proposed paper (suitable for presentation within half an hour), or an extended abstract, to the organizers at the address below. Submissions should reflect a knowledge of previous work on (second position) clitics. DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: March 20, 1993 Some topics of interest to theoretical linguistics are given below. (This list is not intended to be exhaustive, just indicative.) - The nature of the principles or mechanisms for ensuring that material is located in second position (syntactic, prosodic, morphological) - Accounts of the variation from language to language as to what counts as second position (e.g., after the first word, after the first syntactic constituent) and how the variants are related - Why particular constructions don't allow clitics after the first word of a clause in a language in which this position is otherwise available - Fronted phrases, and whether they count as first or are skipped - Comparisons of 2P clitics with different functions (pronominal, (auxiliary) verb, adverbial/particle) - Relationships between 2P and V2 (second position clitics and verb-second constructions)S - Relationships between second position clitics and head-located clitics (attached to verbs). - Relationships between scrambling (giving either free constituent order or free word order) and second position for clitics. ............................. Send two copies of proposed papers to: Aaron Halpern / Arnold Zwicky Linguistics - 222 Oxley Hall 1712 Neil Ave. Columbus OH 43210-1298 Questions or comments about the workshop can be directed to us by e-mail: halpernMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueling.ohio-state.edu and/or zwicky
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SECOND POSTING C A L L F O R P A P E R S LINGUISTIC SYMPOSIUM ON ROMANCE LANGUAGES XXIII DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACTS: DECEMBER 1, 1992 DATES OF SYMPOSIUM: APRIL 1 - 4, 1993 ABSTRACTS ARE INVITED FOR 20 MINUTE PAPERS. SEND SIX COPIES OF AN ANONYMOUS ONE-PAGE ABSTRACT. ENCLOSE A 3 X 5 CARD WITH YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, TELEPHONE NUMBER, E-MAIL ADDRESS, AFFILIA- TION, AND TITLE OF PAPER. ABSTRACTS TAKING ANY LINGUISTIC APPROACH TO ROMANCE LANGUAGES ARE WELCOME. ADDRESS ABSTRACTS AND INQUIRIES TO: LSRL XXIII, DEPT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES, NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, DEKALB, IL 60115-2854; OR CALL (815)753-6446; E-MAIL TC0MLM1Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueNIU.BITNET. INVITED SPEAKERS MARIO SALTARELLI, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA "VOICE IN LATIN IN ROMANCE" IRENE VOGEL, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE "PHONOLOGICAL INTERFACES IN ITALIAN" KAREN ZAGONA, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON-SEATTLE "OVERT AND IMPLICIT TEMPORAL ARGUMENTS" JURGEN KLAUSENBURGER, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON-SEATTLE PANEL MODERATOR: "FRENCH PHONOLOGY SINCE 1967" NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY HAS EASY ACCESS FROM CHICAGO BY CAR. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE MADE TO PICK UP PARTICI- PANTS THREE TIMES PER DAY AT O'HARE. REASONABLE HOTEL ARRANGEMENTS IN HOLMES STUDENT CENTER IN MIDDLE OF CAMPUS.