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Confs: SCIL 10

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Message 1: Confs: SCIL 10 - Linguistics in Cognitive Science

 Date: Mon, 1 Jun 1998 14:36:59 -0500 (CDT)
From: SCIL 10 <scilling.nwu.edu>
Subject: Confs: SCIL 10 - Linguistics in Cognitive Science



SCIL-10
June 6 & 7
Northwestern University
Annenberg Hall

10th ANNUAL STUDENT CONFERENCE IN LINGUISTICS
"Linguistics in Cognitive Science"

June 6 and 7, Annenberg Hall, Northwestern University.

Registration Information at http://www.ling.nwu.edu/~scil/
Send questions to scilling.nwu.edu

Schedule:

Saturday, June 6

SEMANTICS SESSION
SAT 9:00 
Jya-Lin Hwang University of Hawaii, Manoa	
On Chinese Resultative Verb Compounds: A Lexical Subordination
Approach

SAT 9:30	
Anna Goy		Universita' di Torino (Italy)
Lexical Semantics of Emotional Adjectives			

SAT 10:00	
Masaaki	Fuji		Rutgers University		
A Stage-Level E-type Pronoun in Japanese

- ------Break			

SYNTAX SESSION A
SAT 11.00	
Keiko Murumatsu		University of Maryland
The Count/Mass Distinction and the Ordering of Adjectives		

SAT 11:30	
Kleanthes K. Grohmann	University of Maryland
Syntactic Inquiries into Discourse Restrictions on Multiple
Interrogatives				

SAT 12:00	
Ralph C. Blight		University of Texas at Austin
VP Ellipsis, Predicate Fronting, and Verb Positions in English		

- ------Lunch Break

PSYCHOLINGUISTICS SESSION
SAT 2:00	
Barbara J. Luka		University of Chicago
Judgment Fatigue: When Metacognition and Linguistic Data Crash 
and Burn			

SAT 2:30
Julie Hilliard		University of Kansas
The Perception of Lexical Stress in Auditory Word Recognition	

SAT 3:00	
	John Grinstead		UCLA	
	Jeffrey MacSwan		UCLA 
	Susan Curtis		UCLA
	Rochel Gelman		UCLA					
	The Independence of Language and Number

SAT 3:30
Aida Martinovic-Zic University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee
Jelena Jovanovic University of California at Berkeley
Conceptualization of Motion and Language-Specific Constraints in
First Language Acquisition

- -----Break

SAT 4:30-6:00
	
Keynote Address
Lila Gleitman		 University of Pennsylvania
More surprises about word learning: The Human Simulation Paradigm

- ------Dinner Break

SAT 8:00
	SCIL Party
	Omni Orrington Hotel
	(until midnight)

Sunday, June 7

SYNTAX SESSION B
SUN 9:00	
Masao Ochi		University of Connecticut
Multiple Spell-Out, PF merger and adjunction			

SUN 9:30	
Satoshi	Oku		University of Connecticut
English Genitive "Pronouns" as Isomorphs of Anaphor and Pronominal

SUN 10:00	
Mika Kizu		McGill University		
Resumptive A'-Dependencies in Cleft Constructions			

- ----break

LANGUAGE ACQUISITION AND DISCOURSE ANALYSIS SESSION
SUN 11:00	
Vaijayanthi Sarma	MIT		
Acquisition of Condition A and Agreement: 
The developmental syntax of Tamil			

SUN 11:30	
Hikyoung Lee		University of Pennsylvania
The Production and Perception of Discourse Marker Use 
in Korean Americans			

SUN 12:00	
Laurel	Stvan		Northwestern University		
How about it? The influence of Accent and Context in Determining
Discourse Function			

- ---lunch break

PHONOLOGY SESSION
SUN 2:00	
Caroline Jones		University of Massachusetts, Amherst	
Licit vs. illicit responses in Meinhof's Rule phenomena			

SUN 2:30	
Walcir Cardoso		McGill University		
Resolving Hiatus in Picard: An Optimality Account			

SUN 3:00	
Tao-yuan Li		University of Minnesota	
Effects of Phonetic Duration and Phonological Complexity 
on Short-term Memory
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