Arabic-L:LING:ALS program, again

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Date: 02 May 2003
From:Dil Parkinson <dil at byu.edu>
Subject:ALS program, again

There has been one more cancellation, so here it is again, revised.   
The changes are on Saturday afternoon.  I have also posted the latest  
program at the URL:

asiane.byu.edu/ALSAlex2003/index.html

and the travel info at:

asiane.byu.edu/ALSAlex2003/travel.html

Seventeenth Annual Symposium on Arabic Linguistics
The Cecil Hotel, Alexandria, Egypt
May 9-10, 2003

friday, may 9
8:30 – 8:45	Registration
8:45 – 9:00 	Welcome and Announcements

Morning Session

Sociolinguisitcs, Code-Switching, Dialectology
9:00 – 9:30	processing the world piece by piece: iconicity, lexical  
insertion and possessives in nigerian arabic codeswitching
	Jonathan Owens, Bayreuth University

9:30 –10:00	some examples of code mixing within upper egyptian  
migrants’ discourses    in cairo
Catherine Miller, University of Aix en Provence

10:00–10:30	modern standard arabic and egyptian colloquial arabic:  
problems of classification
Reem Bassiouney, Alexandria University & Oxford University

10:30-11:00	the bedouin dialect of al-zawaida tribe, southern jordan
Ahmad Khalaf Sakarna, Mu'tah University

11:00-11:15	BREAK

11:15-12:15	keynote address
Madiha Doss, Cairo University	

Afternoon Session

Morphology
1:15-1:45	verb inflections in kuwaiti arabic children
Khawla Aljenaie, Kuwait University

1:45-2:15	productivity in child language:  development of Arabic word  
formation
Fatima Badry, American University of Sharjah

2:15-2:45	the Arabic system of ‘derived verbs’ in functional and  
typological perspective
Robert R. Ratcliffe, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies

2:45-3:15	verbal stem-vowel shift in Colloquial Arabic
Nagato Youichi, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies

3:15-3:30 	break

Rhetoric
3:30-4:00	rhetorical borrowing: french rhetoric in arabic research  
article introductions
Ahmed Fakhri, West Virginia University

Computational
4:00-4:30	an agfl computational lexicon for arabic nlp applications
Sameh Al-Ansary, Alexandria University

4:30-5:00	A Suite of Tools for Morphological Analysis of Arabic Corpora
Stephen Taylor, Fitchburg State College

Saturday, May 10
Morning Session

Psycholinguistics
8:00 – 8:30	specific language impairment in an egyptian arabic child
Donia Fahim & Marjorie Lorch, University of London

8:30 – 9:00	root formation and polysemic organization in arabic lexicon  
and grammar: a probabilistic model
Lazhar Zanned, University of Manouba

9:00 –9:30	what underlies word pattern priming in arabic deverbal nouns?
Sami Boudelaa & William Marslen-Wilson, Cambridge University

Phonology
9:30-10:00	arabic /g/ with special reference to rules of qur’anic  
recitation
Mohammed Riyad Elashiry, University of Birmingham

10:00-10:30	acoustic cues for the perception of word juncture in arabic
Mervat Fashal, Alexandria University

10:30-10:45	break

10:45-11:15	vowel length in arabic as a function of syllable type
Yahia A. Ahmad, Kuwait University

11:15-11:45	the structure of arabic intonation: a preliminary  
investigation
Khaled Rifaat, Alexandria University

11:45-12:15	phonological processes in connected speech
Hanaa Salem, Alexandria University

Afternoon Session

Syntax
1:15-1:45	light verbs in standard arabic and egyptian arabic
Amr Helmy Ibrahim, L’Université de Franche-Comté

1:45 – 2:15	causative verbs in arabic and the vp-shell hypothesis
Mohamed S. Al-Seghayar, Academy of Postgraduate Studies, Benghazi

2:15 – 2:45	isnaad (predication) and clause structure in arabic: a  
minimalist approach
Wafaa A. F. Batran Wahba, Ain Shams University

2:45 – 3:15	epp and case: the subject in arabic
Amira Agameya, Cairo University & American University in Cairo

3:15 – 3:30	break


Variability
3:30 –4:00	future variability: a corpus study of positive and negative  
arabic future particles
Dilworth Parkinson, Brigham Young University

L2 Syntax and Morphology
4:00-4:30	l2 acquisition of arabic morphosyntactic features: temporary  
or permanent Impairment?
Mohammad T. Alhawary, University of Oklahoma

4:30-5:00	the role of input in the second language acquisition of syntax
Mohammad Alhamad, University of Essex


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