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yale.edu>PROGRAM REGISTRATION INFORMATION HOTEL INFORMATION DIRECTIONS Eastern States Conference on Linguistics (ESCOL) 97 Friday November 21, 1997 8:00 REGISTRATION 8:45 Opening Remarks 9:00 Roumyana Izvorski (University of Pennsylvania) "Non-Indicative Wh-Complements of Possessive and Existential Predicates" 9:30 Chung-hye Han (University of Pennsylvania) "(Non) Availability of Negative Imperatives" 10:00 Laura Siegel (University of Pennsylvania) "Gerundive Nominals and Aspect" 10:30 COFFEE 11:00 Christopher Kennedy (Northwestern University) "On the Quantificational Force of the Comparative Clause" 11:30 Paul Postal (invited speaker) (NYU) "Strong Crossover Violations and Binding Principles" 12:30 LUNCH 2:00 Donca Steriade (invited speaker) (UCLA) "Lexical conservatism effects in reduplication" 3:00 Katy Carlson (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) "Sonority and Reduplication in Nakanai and Nuxalk" 3:30 Megan Crowhurst (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill) "Stress Mobility in Bolivian Guarani: A Conjunctive Analysis" 4:00 COFFEE 4:30 Caroline Wiltshire & Louis Goldstein (University of Florida, Gainesville & Haskins Lab/Yale University) "Tongue Tip Orientation and Coronal Consonants" 5:00 Marc Pierce (University of Michigan) "The Weight-to-Stress Priniciple in Early Germanic" 5:30 Joo-Kyeong Lee (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) "Phonetic Examination of C/V Place Assimilation in OT" Saturday November 22, 1997 9:00 Satoshi Stanley Koike (CUNY) "Prenominal and Postnominal Possessives, Discourse Familiarity and Bridging" 9:30 Thorstein Fretheim (University of Trondheim) "Relevance-Theoretic Account of 'if' and 'in case'" 10:00 Gerhard Brugger (UCLA/University of Vienna) "Temporal Orientation and the Tense/Aspect of Infinitives" 10:30 COFFEE 11:00 Marcela A. Depiante (University of Connecticut, Storrs) "On the Interaction between Ellipsis and Restructuring in Spanish and Italian" 11:30 David Pesetsky (invited speaker) (MIT) "Wh-constructions and the notion "input"" 12:30 LUNCH 2:00 Ljiljana Progovac (Wayne State University) "Clitic Clusters and Coordination" 2:30 Seth Kulick (University of Pennsylvania) "Generalized Transformations and Restructuring in Romance" 3:00 Lizanne Kaiser (Yale University) "The Morphological Cliticization of Object-Shifted Weak Pronouns in Swedish" 3:30 Colleen M. Fitzgerald (San Jose State University) "Destressing in the Clitic Group" 4:00 COFFEE 4:30 Geraldine Legendre (Johns Hopkins University) "Macedonian Clitics" 5:00 Tonia Bleam (University of Delaware) "Deriving Kayne's Generalization in Spanish" 5:30 Berthold Crysmann (Universitat des Saarlandes) "The Conspiracy of Quantification and Linear Precedence in European Portuguese Proclisis" 6:00 Alice C. Harris (Vanderbilt University) "Clitic Pronouns and the Problem of Endoclisis in Udi" 7:00 DINNER Sunday November 23, 1997 9:00 Sandra Stjepanovic (University of Connecticut, Storrs) "VP Ellipsis in a Verb Raising Language: Implications for Verbal Morphology" 9:30 Jeong-Seok Kim (University of Connecticut, Storrs) "A Minimalist Theory of S-Structure Saving Effects in Japanese and Korean" 10:00 Julie Anne Legate (MIT) & Carolyn Smallwood (University of Toronto) "Eliminating Procrastinate" 10:30 COFFEE 11:00 Alan Munn (Michigan State University) "ATB Movement without Identity" 11:30 Elisabeth Villalta & Gilles Boye (University of Massachusetts, Amherst; Universit de Paris 7) "How Many-Questions: The Case of Combien-Split in French" 12:00 Sarah Grey Thomason (invited speaker) (University of Pittsburgh) "On Irregular Sound Changes" 1:00 LUNCH 2:00 Kazuko Yatsushiro (University of Connecticut, Storrs) "Japanese Ditransitives Revisited" 2:30 David Parkinson (Cornell University) "The Interplay of Morphology and Syntax in the Acquisition of Inuktitut as a First Language: Lexical and Syntactic Accounts Re-Evaluated" Alternate Speakers: Elabbas Benamoun, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign "The Construct State as a Case of PF Merger" Virginia Brennan, Vanderbilt University "Conversational Backgrounds and Topics" Matthew Richardson, Yale University "Czech Clitics: 2P or not 2P" Jennifer L. Smith, University of Massachusetts, Amherst "Noun Faithfulness and Word Stress in Tuyuca" A registration fee of $35 has been set for ESCOL 97. The fee includes dinner on Saturday evening. A special pre-registration fee of $30 is available through 14 November 1997. If you wish to take advantage of the special fee, please send a check, payable to Yale Department of Linguistics, to: ESCOL 97 Yale Linguistics Box 208236 New Haven, CT 06520-8236 Accommodations: (Identify yourself as an ESCOL guest.) 1. Marriott, Residence Inn 99.00 (per room) 3 Long Wharf Drive, New Haven, CT 06511, (203)- 77-Sleep (800)-777-5337 Parking free Debra M. Saccavino, Sales Manager description: Studio doubles, all rooms include a living room area and complete kitchen. Check in is 3pm, check out is 12 noon. Complimentary shuttle service available with advance notice. It is located approximately 3 miles from campus. 2. New Haven Hotel. $90/single, $105/double 229 George Street (203) 498-3100 New Haven, CT 06510 Parking $14.00/day Richelle V. Morro, Sales Coordinator description: Single and double rooms available. Walking distance to university. Complimentary shuttle service available with advance notice. It is located approximately 1/4 mile from conference location. 3. Holiday Inn at Yale. $109/night 30 Whalley Avenue (203) 777-6221 New Haven, CT 06511 Parking free Joel Whitten, Sales Manager description: some rooms available with King size beds, some with 2 double beds. Complimentary shuttle service available with advance notice. It is in very close proximity to the conference, just a few blocks away. DIRECTIONS TO ESCOL '97 Yale University The McDougal Center, located in the Hall of Graduate Studies Room 119 320 York Street, New Haven, Connecticut FROM TWEED NEW HAVEN AIRPORT: TAKE I-95 SOUTH TO NEW HAVEN. TAKE EXIT 47 DOWNTOWN NEW HAVEN/ROUTE 34. YOU WILL EXIT ONTO ROUTE 34 - TAKE EXIT 2 COLLEGE STREET. AT THE SECOND LIGHT TURN RIGHT ONTO YORK STREET. THE HALL OF GRADUATE STUDIES IS THE LAST BUILDING ON YORK STREET ON THE LEFT. FROM NEW YORK CITY: TAKE I-95 NORTH TO NEW HAVEN. TAKE EXIT 47 DOWNTOWN NEW HAVEN/ROUTE 34. THIS IS A LEFT EXIT. YOU WILL EXIT ONTO ROUTE 34 - TAKE EXIT 2 COLLEGE STREET. AT THE SECOND LIGHT TURN RIGHT ONTO YORK STREET. THE HALL OF GRADUATE STUDIES IS THE LAST BUILDING ON YORK STREET ON THE LEFT. FROM BOSTON: TAKE I-90 WEST TO I-395 SOUTH, STAY ON I-395 TO NEW LONDON AREA AND TAKE I-95 SOUTH TO NEW HAVEN. TAKE EXIT 47 DOWNTOWN NEW HAVEN/ROUTE 34. YOU WILL EXIT ONTO ROUTE 34 - TAKE EXIT 2 COLLEGE STREET. AT THE SECOND LIGHT TURN RIGHT ONTO YORK STREET. THE HALL OF GRADUATE STUDIES IS THE LAST BUILDING ON YORK STREET ON THE LEFT. PARKING ON STREET USING METERS, OR FOR $5.50/DAY, YOU CAN PARK ON BROADWAY (LOCATED AROUND THE BLOCK) IN THE MIDDLE ISLAND. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sponsored by Yale Linguistics. 203-432-2450Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue