LINGUIST List 7.545

Sat Apr 13 1996

Confs: Kentucky, Symposium, COLING-96

Editor for this issue: T. Daniel Seely <dseelyemunix.emich.edu>

Directory

1. Greg Stump, Kentucky Foreign Language Conference Program
2. Philippe Blache, La Communication ecrite en Mediterranee
3. COLING96-administrator, COLING-96 Reg. Form

The following is the program of linguistics sessions at this spring's
Kentucky Foreign Language Conference.

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 19:

LINGUISTICS I: Varia
New Student Center, Room 203

Organized by: Greg Stump and Anna Bosch
Chaired by: Linda McManness, Baylor University

9:00 Language Typology and the Distribution of Voiced Obstruents in Old
 Spanish
 Fernando Martinez-Gil, Ohio State University
9:30 Intervocalic [b] in Arbizu Basque and the Nature of "Iberian"
 Spirantization
 Jose Ignacio Hualde, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
10:00 Quantity (In)Sensitive Trochees: The Uneven Foot in Italian
 and French
 Barbara E. Bullock, Pennsylvania State University
10:30 CodaCond, NoCoda and Geminate Integrity in Ponapean
 Chang-Kook Suh, University of Arizona
11:00 Nominalizing Suffixes Associated with Consonantal Alternation in
 Spanish Morphophonology
 Regina Morin, Georgetown University
11:30 Expressive Language in Tamil: Evidence for a Word Class
 Caroline Wiltshire, University of Florida, Gainesville
12:00 (CANCELLED)
 Convergence Creole v. Normativism: Contact-Induced Change, Standard
 Languages, Sociocultural Identity, and the _Drang nach Normen_
 Mark R.V. Southern, University of Texas, Austin

FRIDAY AFTERNOON

LINGUISTICS II: Syntax
New Student Center, Room 203

Organized by: Greg Stump
Chaired by: Caroline Wiltshire, University of Florida-Gainesville

2:00 Category Conversion and Functional Restriction (one-hour paper)
 Arnold M. Zqicky, Ohio State University and Stanford University
3:00 A Minimalist Approach to the Genitive of Negation in Russian
 Brian Lindsey, Southern Illinois University
3:30 Agreement and Case across Categories in Arabic (one-hour paper)
 M.A. Mohammed, University of Florida
4:30 Complex Object-Participle Agreement in Old Catalan and Old Spanish
 Stanford Carmack (University of California, Santa Barbara)
5:00 Case and Government of Lexical Subjects in Spanish Infinitival
 Clauses
 Linda McManness, Baylor University

5:30-6:30 Linguistics Social Hour

SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 20

LINGUISTICS III: Syntax
New Student Center, Room 203

Organized by: Greg Stump and Anna Bosch
Chaired by: Shizuko Tomoda, Central Connecticut State University

9:00 What if the Italian Relative Pronoun _che_ Is Not, After All,
 a Relative Pronoun?
 Joseph Davis, University of Kentucky
9:30 A Feature-Based Account of Long-Distance Anaphora
 Hyeran Lee, University of Florida
10:00 Towards a Theory of Abstract Pronominals (one-hour paper)
 German F. Westphal, University of Maryland
 Richard C. DeArmond, Simon Fraser University
11:00 (CANCELLED)
 Pragmatics or Syntax?: The Case of the Japanese Reflexive Pronoun
 Sonoko Sakakibara, Vassar College
11:30 Sigma Phrase and the Syntax of Verb Phrase Ellipsis
 Luis Lopez, Miami University
12:00 V-Movement in Non-Native Spanish
 Marcelino Marcos, Lakeland Community College

SATURDAY AFTERNOON

LINGUISTICS IV: Varia
New Student Center, Room 203

Organized by: Greg Stump and Anna Bosch
Chaired by: Barbara E. Bullock, Pennsylvania State University

2:00 Epistemic Conversational Backgrounds are Indexical
 Virginia Brennan, Vanderbilt University
2:30 The Modal Verb _E_ in Taiwanese
 Jen-i Li, University of Arizona
3:00 Mode vs Modalities in French and Spanish Statements
 Caroline Foullioux, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid
 E. de Vicente, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
3:30 Tense Forms Alternation in an Atomic Bomb Witness's Storytelling
 and Its Effect on Involvement (one-hour paper)
 Shizuko Tomoda, Central Connecticut State University
4:30 Syntactic Features in Agrammatism
 Monica Eszter Sanchez, Brock University
5:00 Lexical Access versus Online Derivation in the Processing of
 Regular and Irregular Spanish Verbs
 David Eddington, Middle Tennessee State University

Subject: Conf: La Communication ecrite en Mediterranee


Le Centre de Recherches en Anthropologie, Communication et Creation
 UFR Lettres, Arts et Sciences Humaines
 Universite Nice Sophia Antipolis
 et
 l'Asscociation "Alphabets"

organisent les 14 et 15 mai 1996 un colloque international consacre a

 LA COMMUNICATION ECRITE EN MEDITERRANEE.
 Des signes pictographiques a l'alphabet

 a la villa Kerylos
 Fondation Theodore Reinach de l'Insitut de France
 06310 Beaulieu-sur-mer, tel 93010144 fax 93012336

Sections prevues:
1. La pre-ecriture dans la prehistoire mediterraneenne
2. Le croissant fertile, berceau de la naissance de l'ecriture
3. La Mediterranee, lieu de diffusion de l'alphabet
4. Le role de l'ecriture dans la societe contemporaine

Pour obtenir le programme detaille, adressez-vous a:

L'Association Alphabets
La Presidente
Rina Viers
Manoir Belgrano
5 boulevard Edouard VII
0600 Nice
fax 93 53 63 13

 COLING-96
 Copenhagen, August 5-9, 1996
 &
 PRE-COLING 96
 Copenhagen, August 2-4, 1996


	
 REGISTRATION FORM


Fill in with block letters or type and return the form together with
your payment to: "COLING-96",c/o DIS Congress Service Copenhagen A/S,
Herlev Ringvej 2 C, DK-2730 Herlev, Denmark
Tel.: +45 4492 4492 - Fax: +45 4492 5050

PLEASE NOTE that registration cannot be made by e-mail !!!
- --------------------------------------------------------

PARTICIPANT (Mr.( ) , Ms. ( ) )
Family name: 				 First name(s): 		
Title/Profession: 							
Institution: 								
Postal address: 							
								
Postal code: 		 City: 			 Country: 		
	
Telephone: 				 Fax: 				
E-mail: 					

Accompanying Person
Family name: 				 First name(s): 		


NO. of REGISTRATION FEES until 20/5 after 20/5
persons (in Danish Kroner) DKK DKK DKK
 ONLY one participant
 per form

1 Participant 3400 3900
or 1 University Employee 2400 2900
or 1 Student(Documentation
 must be enclosed) 1400 1900
 Accompanying Person 500
 Hotel deposit:
 Level A,B, DKK 1.100 - -->
 Level C DKK 600

 PRE-COLING
 Tutorial:Participant 1900 2100
 Tutorial:University 1200 1400
 Employee
 Tutorial:Student 700 800
 Workshop 100 100

 LUNCH during ...
 Tutorial 100
 Workshops 50
 COLING-96 200

 SOCIAL EVENTS - Please tick
 City Hall Reception,
 August 5 yes ( ) no ( ) 0

 Excursion to North Zealand,
 August 7 435

 Conference Dinner,
 August 9 yes ( ) no ( ) 0

 ACCOMPANYING Persons Tours
 The City, the Canals and the
 Harbour, August 5 (3 hrs.) 185

 Royal Copenhagen Tour,
 August 8 (4 hrs.) 270

 TOTAL:

PAYMENT
- -----
All payments must be made in Danish Kroner (DKK) and payable to COLING-96,
c/o DIS Congress Service Copenhagen A/S.
Please note that VAT is not added on congress payments in Denmark, and
therefore is not deductable.
Registration or hotel reservation will be confirmed when DIS Congress
Service Copenhagen A/S has received the payment. - Payment must be remitted
as follows:

( ) by banker's draft or cheque drawn on Den Danske Bank

( ) by bank transfer to bank account No. 4180 - 951946 (COLING-96) in
 Den Danske Bank, Frederiksberggade 1, DK- 1012 Copenhagen K, Denmark
 (Not applicable for payments made in Denmark).

( ) by postal giro transfer to Danish giro account No. 4 02 46 80
 (COLING-96).

( ) by credit card. By my signature I authorize DIS to charge my credit card.
 The total amount must be written on the front page in the box
 "Total amount".

( ) Eurocard ( ) Master ( ) Visa ( ) Access

( ) AmEx ( ) Diners


Card No.: 					Expiry date: 		
	

Cardholder's name: 							

Cardholder's signature: 						
	

	Remember to state Participant's NAME and COLING-96 on all payments!


Hotel Reservation
- ---------------

Arrival date:__________ August 1996 -

Departure date:____________ August 1996

Hotel Single room No. of rooms Double room No. of rooms
Level DKK per night DKK per night

A 900 900
B 625-710 865-900
C 410 525


Prices include service charge, taxes, and breakfast. All rooms are with
bath or shower. The deposit will be deducted from the final hotel bill
when paid by the participant at the hotel. Please note that the Price
Level C hotel is, to some extent, self-service hotel.Triple rooms are
available in Price Level C at the price of DKK 640,- per room per night
incl. breakfast.

If requested please fill in the below:

( ) Yes, we would like to stay in a triple room. Our names are:		
			
					
					

NOTE:
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I herewith confirm by my signature below that I have read, and am fully
aware of, the cancellation conditions stipulated in the 2nd Circular
and Registration Handbook.



Date:____________ Signature:________________________________________


Remember to make a copy of this form for your own files