LINGUIST List 30.1221
Fri Mar 15 2019
Confs: General Linguistics, Pragmatics, Semantics, Syntax/Norway
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Date: 13-Mar-2019
From: Jozina Klok <j.v.klok
iln.uio.no>
Subject: Anaphora at the Syntax-Semantics-Pragmatics Interface in Endangered and Understudied Languages
E-mail this message to a friend Anaphora at the Syntax-Semantics-Pragmatics Interface in Endangered and Understudied Languages
Date: 07-May-2019 - 07-May-2019
Location: Oslo, Norway
Contact: Patrick Grosz
Contact Email:
< click here to access email > Meeting URL:
https://glowlinguistics.org/42/workshops/w1-anaphora/
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics; Pragmatics; Semantics; Syntax
Meeting Description:
(Session of Generative Linguistics in the Old World 42)
The syntax and semantics of pronominal elements has been at the center of much theoretical research throughout the history of modern syntactic and semantic theory (e.g., Chomsky 1981). In recent years, an increasing role has been played by cross-linguistic comparison (e.g. Cardinaletti & Starke 1999, Déchaine & Wiltschko 2002, Patel-Grosz & Grosz 2017, Jenks to appear), highlighting significant yet constrained variation in the behavior of pronominal and anaphoric elements across languages. Inspired by these findings, this workshop aims to bring together current research on the syntax and semantics of pronouns and other anaphoric elements from a cross-linguistic perspective, with a focus on languages that are understudied, underrepresented and/or endangered.
Co-organizers:
- Amy Rose Deal (UC Berkeley)
- Patrick G. Grosz (University of Oslo)
Invited Speaker:
- Sarah Murray (Cornell University)
Program:
Workshop 1 Programme
Tue 7 May, 08:30-09:00:
Registration
Tue 7 May, 09:00-10:15:
Invited speaker
Sarah Murray (Cornell University)
TBA
Tue 7 May, 10:15-10:45: Coffee
Tue 7 May, 10:45-11:20:
Fereshteh Modarresi and Manfred Krifka (Leibniz-ZAS, Berlin)
The Anaphoric Potential of Bare Nouns in Persian
Tue 7 May, 11:20-11:55:
Dorothy Ahn (Harvard University)
The blocking of anaphoric bare nouns
Tue 7 May, 11:55-12:30:
Guillaume Thomas (University of Toronto)
Switch-reference and Discourse Anaphora
Tue 7 May, 12:30-14:00: Lunch
Tue 7 May, 14:00-14:35
Rita Manzini and Leonardo Savoia (Università di Firenze)
1/2P vs 3P splits: A view from Romance and Balkan non standard languages
Tue 7 May, 14:35-15:10:
Rudmila-Rodica Ivan and Zahra Mirrazi (Umass Amherst)
Minimal pronouns & T-Agreement effects: the case of Farsi Fake Indexicals
Tue 7 May, 15:10-15:45
Deniz Satik (Harvard University)
Control is not raising: evidence from overt split control in Ewe
Tue 7 May, 15:45-16:15: Coffee break
Tue 7 May, 16:15-16:50:
Ksenia Ershova (University of Chicago)
Reflexives in West Circassian: Ingredients of Subject Orientation
Tue 7 May, 16:50-17:25:
Andrew Murphy and Savio Meyase (Universität Leipzig)
Anaphora in Tenyidie: Reflexivization as mediated Agree
Tue 7 May, 17:25-18:00:
Rafael Abramovitz (MIT)
What can agreeing anaphors tell us about the Anaphor Agreement Effect
Tue 7 May, 18:00-19:00:
Travel time to Oslo Town Hall
Tue 7 May, 19:00-21:00:
Welcome Reception at the Oslo Town Hall
Alternate: John Gluckman (University of Kansas)
Reflexivity and Reciprocity in Competition in Logoori
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