LINGUIST List 4.1004

Mon 29 Nov 1993

Confs: CONSOLE II

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1. Marcel den Dikken, FOR THE LISTSERV -- CONSOLE II PROGRAM

 CONSOLE II
 (The Student Organisation of Linguistics in Europe)

 December 10-12, 1993
 Universitaet Tuebingen - Universitaet Stuttgart
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Conference site
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University of Tuebingen
Neuphilologie, Brecht-Bau
Room 027 (ground floor)
Wilhelmstrasse 50
Tuebingen

Registration
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Thursday, 9th Dec., 17:00-20:00, at the Seminar fuer
Sprachwissenschaft (SfS), Wilhelmstrasse 113, Tuebingen
or Friday morning, 10th Dec., at the Neuphilologie, Wilhelmstr. 50


For further information please contact

Jung-Goo Kang & Lisa Breidt
Seminar fuer Sprachwissenschaft
Wilhelmstrasse 113
D-72074 Tuebingen

email: consolearbuckle.sfs.nphil.uni-tuebingen.de
fax: +49-7071-550520
phone: +49-7071-294279

PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
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Thursday, December 9
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17:00-20:00
Registration & Reception at the Seminar fuer Sprachwissenschaft,
Wilhelmstrasse 113, 72074 Tuebingen

Friday, December 10
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9:15
Opening of the conference

9:30-10:15
On Wh-Movement and Focus-Movement in Bulgarian
Roumyana Izvorski, University of Pennsylvania

10:15-11:00
The Disjoint Reference Requirement in Russian Subjunctive Clauses
Sergey Avrutin and Maria Babyonyshev, MIT

11:00-11:30
Coffee Break

11:30-12:15
A Unified Account of Restructuring in German, Polish and Spanish
Joachim Sabel, Universitaet Frankfurt

12:15-13:00
A Minimalist View on Verb Raising
Karen Lattewitz, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

13:00-15:00
Lunch

15:00-15:45
Tense in Complement Clauses in Germanic Languages
Laura Joosten, University of Edinburgh

15:45-16:30
Aspect and Discourse Relations
Mariana Damova, Universitaet Stuttgart

16:30-17:00
Coffee Break

17:00-17:45
Verbal Case and the Nature of Polysynthetic Inflection
Colin Phillips, MIT

17:45-18:30
Reconstruction and Mapping
Jeffrey T. Runner, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

19:15-20:15
Evening Lecture
Tertiumne Datur? On the Referential Properties of Lexical Items
Thomas Ede Zimmermann, Universitaet Stuttgart

Saturday, December 11
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9:30-10:15
Voice Heads and the Licensing of Subjects in Cebuano
Emily Sityar, UCLA and University of Arizona, Tucson

10:15-11:00
On the Relevance of Split Complementizer Hypothesis to Case and
Agreement in Standard Arabic
Samir Khalaily, Rijksuniversiteit Leiden/HIL

11:00-11:30
Coffee Break

11:30-12:15
Inflected Infinitival Clauses in Portuguese
Ana Maria Madeira, University College London

12:15-13:00
Clitic Climbing in Causative Constructions
Xavier Villalba, Universitat de Barcelona

13:00-15:00
Lunch

15:00-15:45
On the Distribution and Interpretation of "-ever" in English Free
Relatives
Victoria Tredinnick, University of Pennsylvania

15:45-16:30
Generalized Referential Dependencies
Piroska Csuri, Brandeis University

16:30-17:00
Coffee Break

17:00-17:45
On the Necessity of QR as a Syntactic Rule
Cristina Schmitt, University of Maryland, College Park

17:45-18:30
Case Configuration and Referentiality
Andre Meinunger, FAS Berlin

20:00- ...
Party

Sunday, December 12
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10:00-10:45
Icelandic u-umlaut in Optimality Theory
Thomas B. Klein, University of Delaware

10:45-11:30
Fast Speech Reduction in German
Stefanie Jannedy, Ohio State University

11:30-12:15
The Processing of Definite Phrases with Extraposed Modifiers
Susanne Tunstall, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

12:15-14:00
Lunch offered by the CONSOLE II organizers

14:00-14:45
Quantification over Individuals and the Temporal Interpretation of
NPs
Renate Musan, MIT

14:45-15:30
Licensing Interactions at the Interface
Maria Uribe-Etxebarria, University of Connecticut

Alternates
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Temporal Paraphrases and Clitics in Advanced Romance Language
Franco Benucci, Universita di Padova

Relation between FT and ST: Mechanism for Verbal Aspectual as
Viewpoints
Minglang Zhou, Michigan State University and University of Oregon

Nasal Spreading as a Non-Local Process
Manuela Noske, University of Chicago