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ISRAEL ASSOCIATION FOR THEORETICAL LINGUISTICS Forteenth Annual Conference We enclose details about accommodation, travel and the schedule for IATL 14, to be held be held in Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva, on June 8-9 1998. We hope you will be able to join us. Accommodation: people wishing to book accommodation should contact Ariel Cohen (arikcMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuebgumail.bgu.ac.il) ASAP. There are three main options: * BeerSheva Hilton: single 95$, double 115$, suite 220$ (all prices per night and include breakfast, the prices do not include 17% VAT). * Neot Midbar Hotel: single 56$, double 74$, triple 104$, lunch 13$, dinner 22$ (at the Red Sand Grill restaurant). * BGU dorms: shared apartment: 179 NIS(approx 50$) for one night, or 330 NIS (= 93$ approx) for up to a week. Own apartment (suitable for a couple): 265 NIS for one night, or 549 NIS for up to a week. Travel: BeerSheva is well connected to both TelAviv and Jerusalem by fast, air conditioned Egged buses; ask driver for Ben Gurion University stop. Once you're safely off the bus, cross the road, main entrance becomes visible immediately. Drivers: Turn left to Ben Gurion Ave., which is the street running south of the university and north of a big hospital. Take the second left turn (a turn without a traffic light; if you hit a light, you have driven too far). You will see two gates with barriers; pick the one on the left - this is the visitors (paid) parking. Schedule: Monday morning (June 8) (Conference Hall ) 10:30-11:00 Registration and coffee 11:00-11:10 Greetings 11:10-12:20 Invited Talk: G. Cinque (Venice) Adverbs and functional heads 12:20-13:00 S. Zuckerman (Groningen) No true optionality 13:00-14:30 Lunch Monday afternoon (June 8) (Conference Hall) 14:30-15:10 J. Quer (Utrecht) Free Relatives and the contribution of mood shift 15:10-15:50 I. Landau (MIT) On possessor raising in Hebrew 15:50-16:30 A. Grosu (Tel Aviv) Carlsonian contexts are all `filters' not `plugs' 16:30-17:00 Coffee 17:00-17:40 D. Kolliakou (Newcastle/Jerusalem) Linkhood and the syntax of definites 17:40-18:20 S. Wintner (Tuebingen) Definiteness agreement and inheritance in Hebrew 20:00 Dinner Tuesday morning (June 9) (Conference Hall) 10:30-11:00 Coffee 11:00-11:40 K. Wexler (MIT), J. Schaeffer (BeerSheva), G. Bol (Groningen) Verbal syntax and morphology in Dutch normal and SLI children 11:40-12:20 I. Elisha (Bar Ilan) The minimal competence hypothesis in functional categories and child language 12:20-13:00 W. Sandler (Haifa)/M. Nespor (Amsterdam) Prosodic phonology in sign language 13:00-14:40 Lunch Tuesday afternoon (June 9) (Conference Hall) 14:40-15:20 S. Rothstein (Bar Ilan) Achievements and progressives 15:20-16:00 G. Brugger (Los Angeles) Time points and temporal modification 16:00-16.30 Coffee 16:30-17:10 B. Ritter (Calgary) Agreement in the semitic prefix conjugation: Evidence for a non-linear approach to person, number and gender agreement 17.10-17.50 A. Sherman (Santa Cruz) Roots and correspondence: Denominal verbs in modern Hebrew