6.581 Confs: Final Program for Chicago Linguistic Society 31

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Subject: 6.581 Confs: Final Program for Chicago Linguistic Society 31
 
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Date: Sat, 15 Apr 95 02:21:30 CDT
From: Chicago Linguistic Society (cls at sapir.uchicago.edu)
Subject: Final Program for CLS 31
 
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Date: Sat, 15 Apr 95 02:21:30 CDT
From: Chicago Linguistic Society (cls at sapir.uchicago.edu)
Subject: Final Program for CLS 31
 
    Final Schedule for the 31st Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society
 
[NB: John McCarthy, one of our keynote speakers for the main session, will
     not be attending the conference.]
 
Thursday, April 20, 1995
 
MAIN SESSION
 
9:00 AM Evidence for Intermediate Forms in the Evolution of Language
        Shannon Casey and Robert Kluender-Univ. of California, San Diego
9:30 AM The Development of Negation and Negative Polarity in Child Language
        Sjoukje van der Wal-University of Groningen
10:00 AM Why English adverbial -ly is not inflectional
         Arnold M. Zwicky-Ohio State University and Stanford University
10:30 AM Yupik Antipassive and the ASPP Hypothesis
         Laura Benua-University of Massachusetts, Amherst
11:00 AM The Realization of Benefactives in Norwegian
         Helge Lodrup-University of Oslo
11:30 AM Ditransitives, Possessor Raising, Copying-to-Object: Animacy in
         Morphosyntax
         Gregory Anderson-University of Chicago
12:00 PM Break for Lunch
1:00 PM Sukuma Accent
        William J. Idsardi and Thomas C. Purnell-University of Delaware
1:30 PM A Speech Error Investigation of the Impact of Orthography on Japanese
        Speech Production
        Sheri Wells-University of Buffalo
2:00 PM Transmorphemic Compensatory Lengthening: Implications for Moraic Theory
        Kathleen Hubbard-University of California, San Diego
2:30 PM Derivational Constraints in Phonology: Evidence from Loanwords and
        Implications
        Carole Paradis-Universite Laval
3:00 PM The Dual Role of the Bimoraic Trochee in Japanese
        Hisami Suzuki-University of Chicago
3:30 PM Lexical Sharing in a Monostratal Syntax of English WH-constructions
        Michael T. Wescoat-Osaka University
4:00 PM Break for Dinner
6:00 PM INVITED SPEAKER
        Bill Darden-University of Chicago
        Remaking Morphology Without Grammaticalization
7:00 PM This, thence, thus, and also there, thou, they: Problems for the
        Conventional Analysis of a Middle English Sound Change
        Robbin Clamons-University of Minnesota
7:30 PM An Account of Aspiration, Agreement and Other Linguistic Flotsam and
        Jetsam
        Thomas Bourgeois and Susan Steele-University of Arizona
8:00 PM Beyond 'Try to Find': The Syntax and Semantics of 'Search' and 'Analyze'
        Rebecca Wheeler-Independent Scholar
8:30 PM Free Word Order Variation and Binding
        Soo-Yeon Kim-Harvard University
9:00 PM Pharyngeal Phonetics: Larynx Height, Tongue Root, and Pitch Dependence
        John H. Esling-University of Victoria
 
Friday, April 21, 1995
 
9:00 AM The NP Analysis of NP
        Adam L. Meyers-New York University
9:30 AM Evidence for T0 Raising to AgrS0
        Madelyn Kissock-Harvard University
9:00 AM The Semantic Contribution of Complementizers: Evidence from
        Palestinian Arabic
        Maher Awad-University of Colorado
10:30 AM Verb-"Movement" in German and Topological Fields
         Andreas Kathol-Ohio State University
11:00 AM INVITED SPEAKER
         John Robert "Haj" Ross-University of North Texas
         The Source of Defective Noun Phrases
12:00 PM Break for Lunch
1:00 PM  Expressives: Inside or Outside Grammar (to be read in absentia)
         Eric Schiller-Linguistics Unlimited
1:30 PM  Person Prefixes in Pima Bajo and Analytical Decisions
         Zarina Estrada and Susan Steele
         University of Sonora and University of Arizona, Tucson
2:00 PM How Concrete is Morphology?  Theoretical Consequences of Literal
        Alliterative Concord
        Lise M. Dobrin-University of Chicago
2:30 PM Semantic Incorporation: A Uniform Semantics for West Greenlandic Noun
        Incorporation and German Bare Plural Configurations
        Veerle van Geenhoven-Universitat Tubingen
3:00 PM Voicing and Aspiration Contrasts in Hindi and Urdu
        Sarmad Hussain and Rami Nair-Northwestern University
3:30 PM INVITED SPEAKER
        Karen Landahl, with Michael Ziolkowski-University of Chicago
        Discovering Phonetic Units: Is a Picture Worth a Thousand Words?
4:30 PM Break for Dinner
 
PARASESSION ON CLITICS
 
6:00 PM INVITED SPEAKER
        Jerrold Sadock-University of Chicago
        A Multi-Hierarchy View of Clitics
7:00 PM The Linguistic Sign as Unifying Principle Behind
        Syntactic Peculiarities: The Italian Clitic ne
        Joseph Davis-City College of New York
7:30 PM Conditions after SPELL OUT: The Case of Spanish Clitic Climbing
        Jon Franco and Alazne Landa
        University of Deusto and University of the Basque Country
8:00 PM Clitics and Prominence, or Why Specificity is Not Enough
        Elena Anagnostopoulou and Anastasia Giannakidou
        University of Tilburg and University of Groningen
8:30 PM Whyncha: A Problem in Clitic and Speech Act Theory
        John Richardson-Independent Scholar
 
Saturday, April 22, 1995
 
9:00 AM The Production of Syllables in Cliticized Forms
        Monika Baumann-Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
9:30 AM Dative Clitics and Case Licensing in Standard and Macedonian Greek
        Alexis Dimitriadis-University of Pennsylvania
10:00 AM The Clitic-Affix Distinction in Pronominal Argument Languages
         Henry Davis-University of British Columbia
10:30 AM A Minimalist Approach to Clitic Climbing
         Ana Maria Martins-University of Lisbon
11:00 AM INVITED SPEAKER
         Ken Safir-Rutgers University
         Abstract Incorporation vs. Abstract Cliticization
12:00 PM Break for Lunch
1:00 PM On the Clitic Nature of Subject Pronouns in Medieval French
        Barbara Vance-Indiana University
1:30 PM Quotative Clitic "Spreading" in NE Georgian Mountain Dialects
        H. Paul Manning-University of Chicago
2:00 PM Enclitic Stress in Romance
        Sharon Peperkamp-University of Amsterdam
2:30 PM A Lexicalist Treatment of EN
        Christopher Culy, Philip Miller and Ivan A. Sag
        University of Iowa, Universite de Lille III, and Stanford University
3:00 PM Verb Agreement and Verbal Clitics in ASL
        Wynne D. Janis
        Northeastern University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology
3:30 PM INVITED SPEAKER
        Judy Kegl-Rutgers University
        The Manifestation and Grammatical Analysis of Clitics in
        American Sign Language
4:30 PM Break for Dinner
6:00 PM Cliticization of Classifiers and Partitive Constructions
        Kuo-ming Sung-Lawrence University
6:30 PM On the Non-Existence of Reflexive Clitics
        Jeffrey Lidz-University of Delaware
7:00 PM Cliticization as Alignment to Morphological Slots
        Frank van der Leeuw-Holland Institute of Generative Linguistics
7:30 PM A Morphological Analysis of Quebec Colloquial French Pronominal Clitics
        Julie Auger-McGill University
8:00 PM INVITED SPEAKER
        Stephen Anderson-Yale University
        Rules and Constraints in Describing the Morphology of Phrases
9:00 PM Party
 
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cls at sapir.uchicago.edu
 
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