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Full schedule

Wednesday, August 24th

8:00 8:30
9:00 9:30
10:00 10:30
11:00 11:30
12:00 12:30
13:00 13:30
14:00 14:30
15:00 15:30
16:00 16:30
17:00 17:30
18:00 18:30
19:00 19:30
20:00 20:30
1Amphi 1
2Amphi 2
3Amphi 3
4Amphi 4
5Sala PA 1.30
6Sala 1.17
7Sala 1.05
8Amphi 5
9Amphi 6
10Sala CS 2.24
08:00Entrance hall
Registration
09:00Aula Magna
Opening session
09:30Aula Magna
Magdalena Wrembel. Presidential address. The dynamics of multilingualism: exploring and modeling the acquisition of third language phonology
10:30Ground floor
Coffee break
11:009 - Amphi 6
Peter ArkadievAre single-term case systems possible?
11:008 - Amphi 5
Carmelo Alessandro Basile and Christophe LenobleBe having to: progressive or modality first?
11:005 - Sala PA 1.30
Anna Bondaruk and Anna PrażmowskaDative possessors with existential unaccusative verbs in Polish
11:007 - Sala 1.05
Daniel Van OlmenAdjectival intensification in West Germanic
11:004 - Amphi 4
Beatrice Szczepek Reed (keynote)Prosodic mirroring, alignment and affiliation in naturally occurring interaction
11:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Robin Lemke, Lisa Schäfer, Heiner Drenhaus and Ingo ReichPredictability effects on the acceptability of mismatches under verb phrase ellipsis
11:006 - Sala 1.17
Anthi RevithiadouThe role of accent strength and morphosyntactic structure in lexical accent assignment (ZOOM)
11:001 - Amphi 1
Pierre Larrivée and Cecilia Poletto Introduction WS 9
11:002 - Amphi 2
Introduction WS 6
11:003 - Amphi 3
Françoise Rose and Magdalena LemusIntroduction WS 10
11:307 - Sala 1.05
Khaled BarkaouiA Longitudinal Study of Metadiscourse Use in Second Language Learners’ Writing
11:308 - Amphi 5
Stefan Hartmann, Jakob Neels and Tobias UngererA quantum of salience: Reconsidering the role of extravagance in grammaticalization
11:305 - Sala PA 1.30
Anna KisielGenetivus qualitatis and Polish binominal attributive phrases
11:309 - Amphi 6
Katherine WalkerTelicity in differential S indexing: Case study on Kamang (Alor-Pantar)
11:304 - Amphi 4
Ludivine CribleDiscourse markers in collaborative task-oriented dialogue: preliminary observations on discourse alignment
11:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Javier Pérez-Guerra and Evelyn Gandón-ChapelaModelling Post-Auxiliary Ellipsis in Modern English (ZOOM)
11:302 - Amphi 2
Raúl Bendezú AraujoVerum, focus and evidentiality in Conchucos Quechua
11:306 - Sala 1.17
Tammy GansterIndividual differences and the morphology-phonology interface: Stress placement in complex English words
11:301 - Amphi 1
Sam WolfeA Conspiracy Theory for the Loss of V2 in Romance
11:303 - Amphi 3
Zachary O'HaganNominalizers in Caquinte
12:005 - Sala PA 1.30
Pavel Caha, Karen De Clercq and Guido Vanden WyngaerdComparative adverbs in Central Morava Czech
12:009 - Amphi 6
Liudmila KhokhlovaA rare morphosyntactic alignment in history of the Punjabi language
12:003 - Amphi 3
Lena TerhartForm and function of the semi-nominalised verb in Paunaka
12:007 - Sala 1.05
Muriel Norde, Sarah Sippach and Benjamin HouitteHappy as a frog in a lily pond: Phrasal similes as semi-schematic idioms
12:008 - Amphi 5
Monica-Mihaela RizeaFrom result to degree: Comparative corpus analysis of two death-related intensifiers, ‘to death’ and ‘de mori’
12:004 - Amphi 4
Mercedes Villalobos Cardozo, Liesbeth Degand and Ludivine CriblePredicting topic in conversation: A study of turn initial discourse markers in Spanish
12:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Joanna NykielP-drop under pseudogapping
12:002 - Amphi 2
Elisabeth Kerr and Jenneke van der WalIndirect verum marking in 9 Bantu languages
12:006 - Sala 1.17
Ora MatushanskyRussian verbal stress retraction, a bigger picture
12:001 - Amphi 1
Onkar SinghOn the incipient loss of V2 in later old Venetian
12:305 - Sala PA 1.30
Elena Nikishina and Alexander LetuchiyAbsolute and relative aspect in Russian: a parallel to absolute and relative tense
12:308 - Amphi 5
Malte Rosemeyer and María Sol Sansiñena¿Cómo va a ser posible? The interactional functions of future-inflected interrogatives in Spanish
12:307 - Sala 1.05
Beata TrawinskiClausal Subjects across Languages: Typological and Distributional Patterns
12:309 - Amphi 6
Jesse Wichers Schreur, Marc Allassonnière-Tang, Kate Bellamy and Neige RochantPredicting grammatical gender in Nakh languages: Three methods compared
12:304 - Amphi 4
Hans Wilke, Jet Hoek and Hannah RohdeIt was/wasn’t what I expected: predicting the right antecedent
12:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Lisa Schäfer, Robin Lemke and Ingo ReichExperimental investigations on the prefield restriction of German topic drop
12:302 - Amphi 2
Kalle MüllerFocus on truth: adverbial VERUM marking in German
12:303 - Amphi 3
Françoise RoseA multi-level approach to the diversity of Mojeño Trinitario nominalization strategies
13:00First floor
Lunch
14:00Aula Magna
Anna Siewierska Award and the André Martinet Award
14:304 - Amphi 4
Junfei Hu and Liesbeth DegandAlignment of conversational discourse units in English dialogues
14:302 - Amphi 2
Yuki IshiharaOn Predicate Doubling and Verum in Japanese (ZOOM)
14:305 - Sala PA 1.30
Seckin Arslan, Mirjana Miric, Svetlana Cirkovic, Cristian Padure and Evangelia AdamouDoes cross-language priming facilitate language change? Eye-tracking evidence from Romani- Romanian and Romani-Serbian bilinguals
14:307 - Sala 1.05
Bert Cornillie and Giulia MazzolaA sociopragmatic account of the se passive in (pre)classical Spanish
14:309 - Amphi 6
David Inman and Marine VuillermetSingular-plural stem alternation: A detailed typology and global distribution
14:308 - Amphi 5
Silvia LuraghiInteractive second arguments in Ancient Greek: evidence for constructional merger
14:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Amal Hassen, Barbara Hemforth and Anne AbeilléPreposition omission in French sluicing: an experiment
14:301 - Amphi 1
Oliver CurrieFrom V2 to V1 in Welsh: a systemic or piecemeal change?
14:303 - Amphi 3
Virgelina Matapí Yucuna and Magdalena Lemus SerranoNominalization and nominalization-based constructions in Yukuna
15:005 - Sala PA 1.30
Arrate Isasi-Isasmendi, Sebastian Sauppe, Caroline Andrews, Itziar Laka, Monique Flecken, Moritz Daum, Martin Meyer and Balthasar BickelThe agent preference in comprehension and production: neurophysiological and behavioural evidence from Basque
15:009 - Amphi 6
Olga Krasnoukhova, Sietze Norder and Rik van GijnAreality of negation in South American languages
15:007 - Sala 1.05
Dana Louagie and An Van LindenNoun incorporation in English from a typological perspective
15:008 - Amphi 5
Chiara Zanchi*(h1)up(o)- preverbs in ancient Indo-European languages: a semantic network analysis
15:004 - Amphi 4
Pawel UrbanikThe projective role of syntax in the alignment of pre-verbal action-depicting gestures and speech
15:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Bilge Palaz, Benjamin Bruening and Rebecca TollanDifferential Subject Island Effects in Sluicing and the Role of Contextual Support (ZOOM)
15:002 - Amphi 2
Sebastian Buchczyk and Sara AmidoWhether-exclamatives: A verum strategy
15:006 - Sala 1.17
Mirena PatsevaSome aspects of the prosodic behavior of prefixes in the Bulgarian language
15:001 - Amphi 1
Maia Duguine and Georg A. KaiserBasque V2 effects in diachrony
15:003 - Amphi 3
Swintha DanielsenThe history of morpheme convergence with an eye on nominalization in Baure
15:305 - Sala PA 1.30
Martin Hilpert, Jennifer Rains and David Correia SaavedraInvestigating English clippings experimentally: How do speakers choose between consonant-final and vowel-final clippings?
15:302 - Amphi 2
Akiko Nagano and Masaharu ShimadaVerum, focus, and Hichiku Japanese sentence-final particles
15:304 - Amphi 4
Christine Howes, Arash Eshghi, Eleni Gregoromichelaki, Patrick G. T. Healey, Julian Hough, Ruth Kempson, Gregory Mills, Matthew Purver and Mehrnoosh SadrzadehDialogue mis-alignment (ZOOM)
15:308 - Amphi 5
Beatrice GriecoThe Grammaticalization of motion verbs in Vedic Sanskrit
15:309 - Amphi 6
Lidia Federica MazzitelliNon-aspectual functions of iamitive markers in Austronesian languages
15:307 - Sala 1.05
Monica Vasileanu and Anabella-Gloria Niculescu-GorpinFrom Nonce Words to Accepted Blends: A Corpus-based Study of Present-day Romanian
15:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Álvaro Cortés RodríguezMultiple sluicing in Spanish: an experimental investigation of the clausemate condition violation with bound embedded pronouns
15:301 - Amphi 1
Giuseppe SamoTesting the generalisation ability of cartographic models in accounting V2: a quantitative study on grammatical clauses.
15:303 - Amphi 3
Andres SabogalThe Diachrony of Gender Nominalizers in Caribbean Arawakan (ZOOM)
15:306 - Sala 1.17
Discussion
16:00Ground floor
Coffee break
16:305 - Sala PA 1.30
Luis EgurenSpanish emphatic possessives and reflexivity
16:308 - Amphi 5
Martina GiulianiAlternating constructions with mittō ‘send’: the encoding of third arguments
16:302 - Amphi 2
Benjamin MeisnitzerHow to mark the truth in European and Brazilian Portuguese
16:304 - Amphi 4
Paloma Opazo, Alan Cienki, Geert Brône and Bert ObenMultimodal alignment in office hour consultations
16:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Anne Abeillé and Jong-Bok KimMe too fragments: a direct interpretation approach
16:306 - Sala 1.17
Lena Borise and Ekaterina GeorgievaAcoustic correlates of initial and final stress in Udmurt
16:301 - Amphi 1
Tara Struik and Ans Van KemenadeCompeting micro-cues: variation, change, and loss of V2 in Middle and early Modern English
16:303 - Amphi 3
Tom DurandNominalization and insubordination in Arawakan languages
16:307 - Sala 1.05
Fagard Benjamin and Mardale AlexandruMotion verbs in the productions of Heritage Romanian children
17:008 - Amphi 5
Erica BiagettiEquative constructions and gapping: a corpus-based study on Early Vedic
17:005 - Sala PA 1.30
Alejandra Ortiz Villegas, Armando Mora- Bustos and Sergio Ibañez CerdaNon-canonical gerund constructions in the Colombian Andean Spanish (ZOOM)
17:009 - Amphi 6
Marie-Caroline PonsChepang’s direct-inverse system in need of historical, epistemic, and pragmatic explanations
17:006 - Sala 1.17
Mitko SabevUnstressed vowel reduction and merger in monolingual and bilingual speakers of Bulgarian and Turkish
17:007 - Sala 1.05
Adina Camelia Bleotu and Anton BenzExploring indirect inferences with epistemic adverbs in Child Romanian
17:004 - Amphi 4
Barbara Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk and Mariana DamovaGround-sharing and discourse development prediction associated with the role of prosody in the interpretation of communicative connectives
17:001 - Amphi 1
Lieven DanckaertProsodic weight, constituent order, and the structure of the Latin clause
17:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Danfeng WuElided material is present in prosodic structure (ZOOM)
17:002 - Amphi 2
Discussion
17:003 - Amphi 3
Discussion
17:308 - Amphi 5
Eystein DahlThe emergence of subjecthood in Indo-European
17:309 - Amphi 6
Jaime Peña and Gema SilvaLexicalized morphosyntactic transitivity in Urarina (isolate)
17:305 - Sala PA 1.30
Jacek WitkośCataphoric relations, c-command and phases: a crosslinguistic English/Polish study (ZOOM)
17:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Samara Ruas and Francisco OrdonezThe codification of animacy in ellipsis: An experimental study in Spanish
17:306 - Sala 1.17
Angela James and Katharina Zahner- RitterThe phonetics of sentence-level stress in German and English: A comparison between L1 and L2 productions
17:301 - Amphi 1
Chiara De BastianiObject placement in Old and Middle English (ZOOM)
17:302 - Amphi 2
Discussion
17:303 - Amphi 3
Discussion
17:304 - Amphi 4
Discussion
19:00
Welcome reception
WS 3 AlignmentWS 5 EllipsisWS 8 Word stressWS 9 Word order changeWS 6 VerumWS 10 Nominalization
GS TypologyGS GrammaticalizationGS SyntaxGS Corpus LinguisticsGS PsycholinguisticsGS Historical LinguisticsGS SyntaxGS Language Acquisition

Thursday, August 25th

9:00 9:30
10:00 10:30
11:00 11:30
12:00 12:30
13:00 13:30
14:00 14:30
15:00 15:30
16:00 16:30
17:00 17:30
18:00 18:30
19:00 19:30
20:00 20:30
1Amphi 1
2Amphi 2
3Amphi 3
4Amphi 4
5Sala PA 1.30
6Sala 1.17
7Sala 1.05
8Amphi 5
9Amphi 6
10Sala CS 2.24
09:007 - Sala 1.05
Eihab Abu-RabiahEffects of phonological and semantic similarities between words of two genetically-related languages in a meaning recognition task
09:008 - Amphi 5
Uldanay Jumabai and Birsel KarakoçSemantic functions of the transformativizing postverbial constructions in Kazakh
09:004 - Amphi 4
Yoshiki Ogawa, Keiyu Niikuni and Yuichi WadaLexicalization as an Ongoing Change and the Cline of Lexicality: A View from the Complex Negative Adjectives in Japanese (ZOOM)
09:005 - Sala PA 1.30
Víctor Royo Viñuales and An Van LindenInsubordinate como si clauses: a constructional typology of hypothetical manner constructions in Spanish
09:009 - Amphi 6
Kaius Sinnemäki and Noora AholaQuantifying contact-induced change: A multivariate typological approach
09:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Güliz Güneş and Nicole DehéDon’t deaccent Given: A challenge to Radical Deaccentuation accounts from Icelandic
09:001 - Amphi 1
Alessandra GiorgiFrom SOV to SVO: the case of Modern Eastern Armenian
09:006 - Sala 1.17
Katharina Zahner, Sophie Kutscheid and Bettina BraunHow experience with high and low pitch accents affects the cue weights in stress processing: Evidence from exposure-test paradigms using eye-tracking
09:003 - Amphi 3
Ezequiel Koile, Michael Daniel, Pierpaolo Di Carlo, Jeff Good, and Susanne Maria MichaelisIntroduction WS 11
09:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Gabriela BilbiieAnimacy effects on case marking in Romanian elliptical comparatives
09:301 - Amphi 1
Hiwa AsadpourA Multifactorial Analysis of Target Word Order Variation in the Languages of Northwestern Iran (ZOOM)
09:307 - Sala 1.05
Ibtissem KnouziTextual borrowing practices of intermediate multilingual writers before and after admission in an English- medium university
09:308 - Amphi 5
Kirill KozhanovA rise of a non-finite verbal form?: a “new infinitive” in Russian Romani
09:309 - Amphi 6
Colleen O'Brien and Felipe SandovalLanguage contact in Kamsá, a language isolate of southwestern Colombia
09:304 - Amphi 4
Eva-Maria RembergerSubordination and language change: From speech reports to evidential marking
09:305 - Sala PA 1.30
Wout Van PraetInsubordinate “which”: Relative pronoun or conjunction?
09:303 - Amphi 3
Michael Daniel, Ezequiel Koile and Nina DobrushinaStability of Lak and spatial separation among major languages of Daghestan
09:306 - Sala 1.17
Discussion
10:008 - Amphi 5
Đorđe BožovićOrdering clitics from below: 3rd clitic effect in SerBoCroatian
10:009 - Amphi 6
Annette HerkenrathTurkish and Kurmanji Kurdish as two ‘SOV-languages-with-exceptions’: Searching for common ground in a parallel corpus of contemporary novels
10:005 - Sala PA 1.30
Karen LahousseA micro-parametric account of verb-subject word order in French declaratives
10:007 - Sala 1.05
Gil Verbeke and Ellen SimonListening to accents: Comprehensibility, accentedness and intelligibility of non-native and World English varieties of English
10:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Evelyn Gandón-Chapela and Francisco Gallardo-del-PuertoOn the ambiguity of English reflexive anaphora resolution in VP-ellipsis: Any target language proficiency effects? (ZOOM)
10:003 - Amphi 3
Anastasia Panova and Michael DanielSpatio-social separation and linguistic complexity in Daghestan
10:001 - Amphi 1
Discussion
10:30First floor
Poster Session and Coffee breakSenta Zeugin, Albert Wall, Patrick Santos Rebelo and Philipp ObristJessica Van de WeerdMihaela Tanase-DogaruDaria Seres, Joan Borràs-Comes and M. Teresa EspinalZoe TriburDaniela SchröderJohn Ryan and Victor Parra-GuinaldoSofiya Ros and Giada PalmieriMaria Reile, Helen Hint, Piia Taremaa and Renate PajusaluThomas Payne and Voltaire OyzonManuel Padilla-MoyanoCristian Moroianu, Monica Vasileanu andCristina-Andreea Radu-BejenaruLuca MolinariHelle Metslang and Carl Eric SimmulJudith MeinschaeferTamdrin Lhamo and Zoe TriburAndra KüttVictoria Kazakovskaya and Reili ArgusAndra Kalnača and Ilze LokmanePingping Jia and Judith MeinschaeferHans Henrich HockRamin Hassanzadeh-NodehiPamela GoryczkaPegah FaghiriBruno Estigarribia and Ernesto Lopez AlmadaBianca Maria De PaolisReili Argus
11:304 - Amphi 4
Eleonora Delfino and Beatrice GriecoOn the origin of the Italian connective tuttavia ‘nonetheless’
11:308 - Amphi 5
Camiel Hamans(Re)cognition and language change
11:307 - Sala 1.05
Sviatlana KarpavaSecond-generation Heritage Speakers: Language Use and Attrition (ZOOM)
11:309 - Amphi 6
Tom Koss(Non-) Present-time reference from a typological perspective
11:305 - Sala PA 1.30
Beatrice-Andreea PahontuAn experimental study on avertivity within Romanian progressive periphrasis domain
11:303 - Amphi 3
Maria Morozova and Alexander RusakovContact, separation and language change: A perspective from an Albanian dialectal area
11:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Jonathan GinzburgNon-Sentential Utterances, Sentential Utterances, and then Non-Sentential Utterances again: language acquisition and elliptical constructions
12:003 - Amphi 3
Daria AlfimovaObject marking strategies in Western Eurasia: When languages in contact agree TO each other
12:004 - Amphi 4
Arantzazu ElordietaMore on the modal particle ote in Basque: deriving the ironic reading in certain exclamative contexts
12:009 - Amphi 6
Valentin RadulescuA cross-linguistic study of (a)symmetries in polar interrogatives
12:005 - Sala PA 1.30
Leonardo Maria Savoia and Benedetta BaldiPhenomena in Romance verbal paradigms: syncretism, inflectional morphemes and thematic vowel
12:008 - Amphi 5
Ferdinand von MengdenThe dialectics of loss and upgrading in language change
12:007 - Sala 1.05
Sylwiusz Żychliński, Magdalena Wrembel, Kamil Kaźmierski, and Anna SkałbaGradient acceptability and language proficiency as factors in L3 acquisition of syntax
12:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Discussion
12:30First floor
Lunch
13:30Aula Magna
DoReCo: Language Documentation Reference corpus
14:007 - Sala 1.05
Maksim Fedotov, Sofia Oskolskaya and Vlada BaranovaExpressing absence in the Turkic languages of the Volga-Kama Sprachbund
14:008 - Amphi 5
Mary Lavissière and Laurent FediDoes an article by any other heading smell as sweet? Macrostructural variation in contracts.
14:001 - Amphi 1
Adam LedgewayComplementizers and relativizers: A unified category? Evidence from the Greek and Romance of southern Italy
14:002 - Amphi 2
Tatiana Nikitina (keynote)Character tracking in narratives in Wan (Mande): The use of demonstratives as an obviation strategy
14:003 - Amphi 3
Matías Guzmán Naranjo and Laura BeckerPhoneme inventory size in Polynesian language
14:009 - Amphi 6
Matti Miestamo, Ksenia Shagal and Olli SilvennoinenCoordinating negative clauses: A pilot study of cross-linguistic variation
14:004 - Amphi 4
Iker Salaberri, Annemarie Verkerk, and Anne WolfsgruberIntroduction WS 12
14:006 - Sala 1.17
Doriana Cimmino and Pavel Ozerov Introduction WS 4
14:304 - Amphi 4
Zygmunt FrajzyngierWhen a dependent proposition must be realized by a clause
14:307 - Sala 1.05
Jerzy GaszewskiDatives: a semantic and distributional comparison
14:308 - Amphi 5
Peter Juul NielsenThe diachrony of the Danish indirect middle
14:306 - Sala 1.17
Emanuela Cresti and Massimo MonegliaTopic vs. Allocutive in the Language into Act Theory. Corpus-based research on spoken Italian. (ZOOM)
14:303 - Amphi 3
Aleksandra JaroszSpatial isolation and complexity retention in Kurima-Miyako
14:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Serban HartularThe Impact of Situational Parameters on the Use of Ellipsis in Spoken Romanian
14:309 - Amphi 6
Na SongHybrid type of predicative possession in Baoding (Sinitic)
14:305 - Sala PA 1.30
Albert Wall and David Paul GerardsNumber-neutral indefinite objects in Brazilian Portuguese: new evidence for semantic incorporation
14:301 - Amphi 1
Martin KohlbergerComplementation and relativization in Shiwiar
14:302 - Amphi 2
Songfolo Lacina SilueThe personification of characters in Kafire (Senufo) narratives
15:002 - Amphi 2
Daniela Casartelli and Stef SpronckNarrative distributions of extended reported speech
15:003 - Amphi 3
Xuan Guan, Zoe Tribur and Atshogs Yeshes VodgsalAn examination of how difference in degree of communicative pressure influences typological complexity in languages of Western Sichuan
15:005 - Sala PA 1.30
Claudio Iacobini and Anna PompeiLight verbs and prefixed verbs as alternative aspectual strategies in Italian. A case study
15:007 - Sala 1.05
Alexander Krasovitsky, Matthew Baerman, Greville G. Corbett and Maria KyusevaWord order and case marking in Bulgarian dialects
15:008 - Amphi 5
Jan NuytsExplaining the re-autonomization process in the Dutch modals
15:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Kimberly OgerA Comparative Study of the Discourse Properties of Verb Phrase Ellipsis and British DO (ZOOM)
15:001 - Amphi 1
Camil Staps and Johan RooryckDemonstrative complementizers and the Common Ground
15:006 - Sala 1.17
Heidrun DorgelohTopicality and Topic Persistence in English Inversion
15:004 - Amphi 4
Sonia CristofaroSubordinate clauses as a locus for morphosyntactic innovation
15:30Ground floor
Coffee break
16:009 - Amphi 6
Scott DelanceyHierarchical indexation in an accusative language: Second position pronominal clitics in Klamath
16:008 - Amphi 5
Martin MaidenThe History of (a )Syncretism
16:006 - Sala 1.17
Viviana MasiaEvidential Effects of Topicality (ZOOM)
16:002 - Amphi 2
Ekaterina Aplonova, Guillaume Guitang and Tatiana NikitinaPseudowords and ideophones in West African traditional narratives
16:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
James DukesNegative concord and double negation: Mere emphasis in Biblical Hebrew?
16:005 - Sala PA 1.30
Marco FavaroThe adverbial marking of illocutionary modification: reassessing the functions of modal particles in Italian (and beyond)
16:007 - Sala 1.05
Saizhu HuThe semantic contribution of the constituents of Chinese classifier phrases: A corpus-based study (ZOOM)
16:001 - Amphi 1
Natalia Serdobolskaya and Anastasia EgorovaFrom relativization to complementation: identifying steps of evolution (ZOOM)
16:003 - Amphi 3
Tihomir RangelovA geographically determined spatial reference system in a small-offshore-island setting: The case of Ahamb (Vanuatu)
16:004 - Amphi 4
Björn Wiemer, Imke Mendoza and Barbara SonnenhauserPotential complementizers, quasi-auxiliaries and their possible impact on Slavic word order
16:303 - Amphi 3
T. Mark Ellison, John Mansfield and Luisa MiceliSocial proximity and linguistic divergence
16:307 - Sala 1.05
Pei-Ci Li and Sheng-Fu WangFEMALE teachers get pregnant and MALE teachers commit sexual harassment? Implications of overt gender markings of Chinese profession nouns
16:308 - Amphi 5
Marie MolenaersMutating to survive: absolute constructions in (pre)classical Spanish
16:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Petr RossyaykinThe universal force of (strict) negative concord
16:309 - Amphi 6
Ignas RudaitisPhonotactic well-formedness is recombinant
16:305 - Sala PA 1.30
Rodica ZafiuThe Romanian additive focus marker ȘI ‘also, too’ used as a mitigator
16:301 - Amphi 1
Emanuela Sanfelici and Cecilia PolettoThe ubiquity of Relative clauses
16:306 - Sala 1.17
Stefan Schnell and Nils Norman SchiborrAgainst discourse-based topicality
16:302 - Amphi 2
Valentina SchiattarellaThe presentational construction in Siwi folktales
17:00Aula Magna
Round table: Formal and functional approaches to grammatical variation
17:00Aula Magna
Round Table: Formal and functional approaches to grammatical variation (Corbett, Borer, Manzini, Moderator: Cornilescu)
19:00Meeting point
City walk
WS 5 EllipsisWS 9 Word order changeWS 8 Word stressWS 11 SeparationWS 2 ComplementationWS 7 Narrative & SongWS 12 SubordinationWS 4 Topicality
GS Language AcquisitionGS GrammaticalizationGS SubordinationGS SyntaxGS TypologyGS Historical LinguisticsGS MorphosyntaxGS Areal LinguisticsGS EllipsisGS NegationGS PragmaticsGS Corpus Linguistics

Friday, August 26th

9:00 9:30
10:00 10:30
11:00 11:30
12:00 12:30
13:00 13:30
14:00 14:30
15:00 15:30
16:00 16:30
17:00 17:30
18:00 18:30
19:00 19:30
20:00 20:30
21:00 21:30
22:00 22:30
23:00 23:30
1Amphi 1
2Amphi 2
3Amphi 3
4Amphi 4
5Sala PA 1.30
6Sala 1.17
7Sala 1.05
8Amphi 5
9Amphi 6
10Sala CS 2.24
09:007 - Sala 1.05
Einat KuzaiThe interplay between negation, scalarity, and involvement: On the Hebrew lo tagid construction
09:001 - Amphi 1
Ellen Brandner and Katrin Axel-ToberComplementation as relativization: New insights from equative-based complementizers
09:002 - Amphi 2
Luc Baronian and Nicolas Royer-ArtusoSearching for phonological evidence in songs from oral traditions (rather than in songs from written traditions)
09:004 - Amphi 4
Josefina Budzisch and Anja BehnkeAdverbial clauses in Selkup over time
09:006 - Sala 1.17
Shahar ShirtzThe language-specific nature and dynamics of mention-types
09:003 - Amphi 3
Pierpaolo Di Carlo, Jeff Good and Nelson T. TschonghongeiSocial separation and language change in the Cameroonian Grassfields
09:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Johan van der Auwera and Chiara Gianollo Introduction WS 1
09:307 - Sala 1.05
Barend BeekhuizenTypes of meaning, types of variation: Expanding the scope of lexical semantic typology
09:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Martin HaspelmathRevisiting negindefinite pronouns
09:306 - Sala 1.17
Maria VollmerThe diversity of left dislocation and its discourse functions in Warlpiri
09:302 - Amphi 2
Anna BugaevaUncovering episodic boundaries and structure in Ainu folktales (ZOOM)
09:303 - Amphi 3
Olena Shcherbakova, Susanne Maria Michaelis, Hannah J. Haynie, Simon Greenhill, Damián E. Blasi, Russell Gray, Volker Gast and Skirgård HedvigSocial correlates of boundness and informativity on a global scale
09:304 - Amphi 4
Ans van KemenadeAsymmetries between main clauses and subclauses in early English: do they pave the way for innovation?
09:301 - Amphi 1
Alina McLellanRelativizers and complementizers in Reunionese
10:00Aula Magna
Adam Ledgeway. The North-South Romance Divide: Parameters of Variation in the Clausal Domain.
11:00Ground floor
Coffee break
11:304 - Amphi 4
Anna BergeInnovation in Eskaleut Dependent Moods
11:309 - Amphi 6
Sebastian Fedden and Tania PaciaroniReduced agreement: A typological approach
11:307 - Sala 1.05
Erika Jasionytė-MikučionienėLithuanian response particles from a synchronic and diachronic perspective
11:301 - Amphi 1
Olga LovickRelative clauses and complement clauses in Upper Tanana Dene
11:308 - Amphi 5
Piotr SobotkaThe conceptual and categorial polarity of Northern Slavonic auxiliary words as a mechanism for changes in the grammatical status of linguistic units
11:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Karen De ClercqNegative Concord and TAM
11:306 - Sala 1.17
Aviv SchoenfeldBare reference to kinds and topicality
11:302 - Amphi 2
Katsunobu Izutsu and Mitsuko Izutsu‘Someone who got angry and ran away from home, I was’: Narrative uses of the“VERB[CLAUSE]-p(e) a=ne” construction in Ainu (ZOOM)
11:303 - Amphi 3
Johanna Nichols and Polina NasledskovaValence and (non-)separation
12:007 - Sala 1.05
Elisabeth KaukonenA corpus-based view of gender marking in Estonian language and the situation of feminist language planning
12:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Pierre LarrivéeNon-strict Negative Concord as a reflex of Contrast?
12:009 - Amphi 6
Anton BuzanovReflexive possessives around the world
12:008 - Amphi 5
Diana StolacRetro-digitization and interpretation of grammar books printed till middle of the 19th century
12:001 - Amphi 1
Laura Vela-PloHidden degree relatives in comparatives (ZOOM)
12:002 - Amphi 2
Henrik Liljegren and Jan Heegård PetersenNarrative structures in languages of the Hindu Kush: A preliminary corpus-based study
12:003 - Amphi 3
Eri Kashima, Francesca Di Garbo and Oona Oona RaatikainenMarriage patterns and language contact: Initial results from a worldwide comparison
12:004 - Amphi 4
Luigi Talamo, Annemarie Verkerk and Iker SalaberriA quantitative approach to clause type and language change: word order asymmetries in the Corpus of Indo-European Prose (CIEP)
12:006 - Sala 1.17
Discussion
12:301 - Amphi 1
Anna RoussouDeclarative (non-)complementizers
12:309 - Amphi 6
Oliver Bond, Steven Kaye and Marina ChumakinaA typology of agreement targets
12:308 - Amphi 5
Bridget DrinkaContact-induced retention and innovation in the Balkans: The role of migration, religion, and identity
12:307 - Sala 1.05
Magda SevcikovaAnnotation of semantic categories in noun/verb conversion: A pilot experiment in Czech
12:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Sepideh Koohkan and Johan van der AuweraExpanding the typological horizon – Negative concord in Persian
12:302 - Amphi 2
Karolina GrzechAnalysing evidential practice in verbal art: methodological challenges of studying Upper Napo Kichwa narratives and songs
12:304 - Amphi 4
Yi-Yang ChengSubordination or Insubordination? On the Rise of an Unusual Austronesian Voice System
12:306 - Sala 1.17
Discussion
12:303 - Amphi 3
Discussion
13:00First floor
Lunch
14:007 - Sala 1.05
Bambang Kartono, Eric Reuland and Martin EveraertWhen Pronouns Are Like Reflexives: The Case of Nias
14:008 - Amphi 5
Nikolaos Lavidas and Vassilis SymeonidisHow language contact affects (dynamic) complexity: Evidence from the diachrony of null objects in Greek
14:009 - Amphi 6
Irina Nikolaeva and Dejan MaticTowards the meaning of realis
14:002 - Amphi 2
Alexander RiceStrengthening the signal: Comparing narrative data from Amazonian Kichwa using three discourse elicitation methods
14:004 - Amphi 4
Erik Zobel, Charlotte Hemmings and Mary DalrympleMorphological Conservatism in Enggano Subordinate Clauses
14:006 - Sala 1.17
Valentina Saccone and Doriana CimminoBeyond the topic-marking discourse function of Left Dislocations. Evidence from Italian, English, and Spanish spoken corpora
14:307 - Sala 1.05
Patrick DendaleReflection on subcategories of inferential evidentials and the nature of ‘evidential inference’
14:309 - Amphi 6
Riccardo Giomi and Denise van OersInsultive constructions: A crosslinguistic perspective
14:308 - Amphi 5
Isabella GreisingerSyntactic features of negative contraction in early West Germanic
14:306 - Sala 1.17
Pavel OzerovThe interactional sources of topicality: a re-analysis of Left Dislocations and Contrastive Topics in Anal Naga
14:303 - Amphi 3
Ronald Schaefer and Francis EgbokhareYoruba-Edoid Contact: One Donor Language but Two Outcomes
14:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Nikos LiosisMedieval Greek & Modern Greek Dialects: Lexical residuality of a non-SNC stage in a SNC language
14:302 - Amphi 2
Jocelyn AznarUnderstanding oral narratives through text sequences: Towards a disciplinary versatile concept suitable for text documentation
14:304 - Amphi 4
Kim SchulteDo subordinate environments favour innovation in modal marking? A diachronic corpus study of modal periphrases in Spanish
15:009 - Amphi 6
Katja HannßHow salience and shift in salience create discourse coherence: Evidence from Chipaya (ZOOM)
15:008 - Amphi 5
Florian MatterA second comparison of Cariban pronouns and deictics
15:006 - Sala 1.17
Vieri Samek-LodoviciOn Focalized Hanging Topics
15:002 - Amphi 2
Denys Teptiuk and Stef SpronckInterior dialogues: Narrative reported speech and thought in two indigenous languages
15:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Emil IonescuN-words: In Defence of The Wide Scope
15:004 - Amphi 4
Spike GildeaSubordination and Language Change in Cariban
15:30Ground floor
Coffee break
16:006 - Sala 1.17
Alexandru Mardale and Edgar OneaRomanian variations on a Topic
16:007 - Sala 1.05
Simone MattiolaThe semantics of ti’tuik prarö in Akawaio (Cariban): A general extender in the Amazon
16:009 - Amphi 6
Thomas Stolz and Nataliya LevkovychOn loan conjunctions: A comparative study with special focus on the languages of the former Soviet Union
16:002 - Amphi 2
Amy LindstromA Diachronic Study of Spoken Narratives: American University Students and Storytelling
16:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Alexander Letuchiy and Pavel RudnevLocality and constituent ordering in Russian negative concord constructions
16:307 - Sala 1.05
Kate Bellamy and Martha MendozaThe language of texture in P’urhepecha: Some preliminary findings
16:309 - Amphi 6
Nina DobrushinaEvaluation between grammar and context
16:306 - Sala 1.17
Marwan Jarrah and Abdelrahman TakhainehArgument dropping, word order and the low IP area in Arabic grammar
16:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Aaron YamadaSpanish PPIs and NCIs in competition in negated clauses
16:302 - Amphi 2
Discussion
16:304 - Amphi 4
Discussion
17:00Aula Magna
Annual Members’ Meeting
20:00
Conference Dinner
WS 2 ComplementationWS 7 Narrative & SongWS 12 SubordinationWS 4 TopicalityWS 11 SeparationWS 1 Negation
GS Corpus LinguisticsGS TypologyGS Historical LinguisticsGS SemanticsGS TopicalityGS Language Contact

Saturday, August 27th

9:00 9:30
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13:00 13:30
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17:00 17:30
1Amphi 1
2Amphi 2
3Amphi 3
4Amphi 4
5Sala PA 1.30
6Sala 1.17
7Sala 1.05
8Amphi 5
9Amphi 6
10Sala CS 2.24
09:30Aula Magna
Bonnie McLean et al. Best PhD presentation award at 2021. What’s in a name? On the persistence of motivated form-meaning mappings in lexicons
10:00Aula Magna
Matthew Stave. Best Postdoc presentation award at SLE 2021. Distribution of information beyond the word.
10:30Ground floor
Coffee break
11:002 - Amphi 2
Madzhid Khalilov and Zaira KhalilovaTsezic narratives
11:009 - Amphi 6
Jayden L. Macklin-Cordes and Erich RoundPhylogenetic comparative methods in everyday typology
11:005 - Sala PA 1.30
Mojgan OsmaniDifferential Argument Marking and Verbal Semantics: A Study of the Subject Clitics in Sanandaji Kurdish (ZOOM)
11:008 - Amphi 5
Nikolaus Ritt and Irene BoehmMorphotactic ambiguity affects the evolution of irregular past tense and participle forms ending in sonorant+/t/
11:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Egbert FortuinNegation in natural language: the function of non-compositional negation in the Dutch privative construction
11:302 - Amphi 2
Izabela JordanoskaThe secret lives of quotative verbs in Macedonian
11:308 - Amphi 5
Anna Balas, Magdalena Wrembel, Jarosław Weckwerth, Nicole Rodriquez, Zuzanna Cal and Karolina RatajPerception in L2 and L3: The relationship between English and Norwegian vowel assimilation patterns and the Euclidean distances
11:305 - Sala PA 1.30
Ion Tudor GiurgeaDefinite article drop in Romanian
11:309 - Amphi 6
Fernando ZúñigaPredicative inflection in Algonquian
11:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Laura Bailey and Claire ChildsIsn’t it not negative concord? Bipartite negation in Tyneside English
12:008 - Amphi 5
Tiago Tresoldi and Fabrício M. Ferraz GerardiExtending alignments for Tupían historical linguistics
12:0010 - Sala CS 2.24
Stephanie Rotter and Mingya LiuRegister sensitivity of negative concord in American and British English
12:30Aula Magna
Closing session and Best presentation awards
12:3010 - Sala CS 2.24
Discussion
13:00First floor
Lunch
15:30Meeting point
Excursions
WS 1 Negation
GS Narrative & SongGS TypologyGS SyntaxGS Phonology