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Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1995 10:58:30 EDT
From: BILLY1 at mdx.ac.uk ("billy clark")
Subject: Linguistics Association of Great Britain
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Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1995 10:58:30 EDT
From: BILLY1 at mdx.ac.uk ("billy clark")
Subject: Linguistics Association of Great Britain
LINGUISTICS ASSOCIATION OF GREAT BRITAIN
The 1995 Autumn Meeting will be held from Monday 18 September
to Wednesday 20 September at the University of Essex, where
the Association will be the guests of the Department of
Language and Linguistics. Enquiries and bookings (by 25 August)
should be sent to: LAGB 1995, David Britain and Stella Markantonatou,
Department of Language and Linguistics, University of Essex,
Colchester, Essex, Great Britain CO4 3SQ.
Events: The Henry Sweet Lecture 1995 on the Monday evening
will be delivered by Professor Edwin Williams (Princeton), and is
entitled "Focus and Anaphoric Destressing".
There will also be a Special Guest Lecture by Professor Greg
Stump (Kentucky), entitled "The Autonomy of Morphomic Indexing".
Professor Williams will also be participating in a Workshop on
the topic of Ellipsis, focus and anaphora, on the Monday
afternoon. The workshop is organised by David Adger (York);
other contributors are Caroline Heycock (Edinburgh), Ruth
Kempson, (SOAS) and Wynn Chao (SOAS).
There will be a Language Tutorial on the Australian language
Kayardild (note change of language), given by Dr Nicholas
Evans (Melbourne). Kayardild is a Tangkic language of Bentinck
Island, north west Queensland, and the two sessions will aim
to cover the main features of the grammar, exemplified as far
as possible through study of a traditional text. After
situating the language sociolinguistically, most of the
tutorial will deal with morphosyntactic features of
typological interest, in particular with its complex and
unusual nominal morphology: the use of 'modal case' to signal
mood and tense categories on Nps within the VP; a further use
of 'complementizing case', marked on every word of a clause,
to show interclausal relations, and the phenomenon of case
stacking that leads to nouns inflecting for up to four cases,
forcing morphological representations to have (finitely)
recursive case features. A final feature of nominal case
morphology is the presence of a subset of case suffixes, known
to Tangkicists as 'verbal case', which, though demonstrably
an inflectional category, converts the morphological class of
its host from nominal to verb, thus posing problems to the
view that inflections never change word class.
Internet home page: The LAGB internet home page is now active
at the following address: http://clwww.essex.ac.uk/LAGB.
Electronic network: Please join the LAGB electronic network
which is used for disseminating LAGB information and for
consulting members quickly. It can be subscribed to by sending
the message "add lagb" to: listserv at postman.essex.ac.uk.
PROGRAMME:
Monday 18 September 1995
2.00 Workshop: "Ellipsis, focus and anaphora"
Organised by David Adger (York);
participants: Edwin Williams (Princeton),
Caroline Heycock (Edinburgh), Ruth Kempson, (SOAS),
Wynn Chao (SOAS).
7.45 Henry Sweet Lecture 1995:
Edwin Williams (Princeton)
Tuesday 19 September 1995
Session A
9.00 J. M. de Wind (Amsterdam) "Inverted Subjects in French,
Nominative Case-Checking and Expletive PRO in Antisymmetric
Minimalism"
9.40 Anna Pettiward (SOAS) "Agreement & Optionality in French:
A Conflicting Account"
10.20 Alison Henry (University of Ulster at Jordanstown)
"Dialect variation and minimalist syntax"
Session B
9.00 Richard Breheny (UCL) "Revisions in Relevance Theory and
Enrichment"
9.40 Vladimir Zegarac (Middlesex) "Three Connectives in
Serbo-Croat"
10.20 Anna Papafragou (UCL) "The Comprehension of Metonymy"
Session C
9.00 Andrew Spencer (Essex) "Agreement Morphology is
Morphology"
9.40 Lynne J Cahill & Gerald Gazdar (Sussex) "From Syllable to
Inflection in German"
10.20 Andrew Hippisley (Surrey) "Russian lexeme formation: a
lexeme-based approach to derivational morphology in
DATR"
Session A
11.30 Helge Lodrup (Oslo) "Norwegian Resultatives,
Unaccusativity, and Lexical Mapping Theory"
12.10 Corinne Cortes (Barcelona) "The Unaccusative Hypothesis
and the Syntax-Lexical Semantics Interface"
Session B
11.30 Marjolein Groefsema (Hertfordshire) "Processing for
Relevance"
12.10 Mark Durrant-Peatfield & William Marslen-Wilson "The
Role of the Discourse Representation in Immediate Zero
Anaphor Resolution"
Session C
11.30 Victoria C. Mueller Gathercole (Bangor/Florida) "The
Acquisition of the Mass/Count Distinction by Bilingual
vs. Monolingual Children"
12.10 Greville G. Corbett and Marianne Mithun (Surrey and
University of California, Santa Barbara) "Associative
forms in Central Alaskan Yup'ik: Implications for the
typology of number systems"
Session A
2.00 Richard Hudson (UCL) "Syntactic Complexity"
2.40 Josef Taglicht (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
"Syntactic Constraints on Intonational Phrasing in English"
3.20 Dimitra Kolliakou (Edinburgh) "Possessives and
Pseudo-possessives: an HPSG account"
Session B
2.00 Hussein M. Al-Ageli (Essex) "Optimally Degenerate: Super
Heavy Syllables in MSA"
2.40 Zaharani Ahmad (Essex) "Optimality and Malay Vowel
Sequences"
3.20 Kuniya Nasukawa (Tohoku Gakuin) "Melodic structure and no
constraint-ranking in Japanese verbal inflexion"
Session C
2.00 Maggie Tallerman (Durham) "The Middle Welsh 'Historic
Infinitive'"
2.40 Najib Jarad (Bangor/Aleppo) "The Rise of "for" in Middle
English to-Infinitives"
3.20 M. Siobh n Cottell (Bangor) "Predication in Copular and
Cleft Constructions in Modern Irish"
4.30 LAGB Business Meeting
5.30 Special Guest Lecture
Greg Stump (Kentucky)
"The Autonomy of Morphomic Indexing"
7.45 Language Tutorial: Kayardild
Nicholas Evans (Melbourne)
Wednesday 20 September 1995
Session A
9.00 Peter Sells (Stanford) "'Subject' Raising in the
Philippine Languages"
9.40 Jim Miller (Edinburgh) "The English Perfect and Specific Time
Adverbs"
Session B
9.00 Bruce L. Peng (Singapore) "A Rule-Based Analysis of Nasal
Harmony"
9.40 Ann Denwood (London) "Khalkha-Mongolian - Vowel Harmony
or Head Alignment"
10.20 Phillip Backley and Toyomi Takahashi (UCL and
Surugadai) "Activate alpha: harmony without spreading"
Session C
9.40 George J. Xydopoulos (UCL) "On Aspect-Sensitive
Adverbials in Modern Greek"
10.20 Inga Kohlhof (Tuebingen) "The interaction of Syntax and
Discourse Reference in Adverbial Quantification in German"
Session A
11.30 Marga Petter (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) "External
Authority Theta-roles of Deontic Modals and their
Interference with Control"
12.10 Miriam Engelhardt (The Hebrew University) "Control as
Predication"
Session B
11.30 Faisal Al-Mohanna (Essex) "On the Role of Extrametricality
in Stress Systems"
12.10 Judith M. Broadbent (Survey of English Usage, UCL) "A
Reanalysis of Certain Consonant-Vowel Interactions In
Maltese Arabic"
Session C
11.30 Akiko Yoshimura (Osaka Gakuin) "Negative Polarity in
Comparatives: The Need for Contrastive Assumptions"
12.10 Michael T. Wescoat (Osaka) "Lexical Sharing and
English "Headless" Noun Phrases"
2.00 Language Tutorial: Kayardild
Nicholas Evans (Melbourne)
4.00 TEA AND CLOSE
BOOKING FORM
Please return this form, with your remittance, by 25 August
to: LAGB 1995, David Britain and Stella Markantonatou,
Department of Language and Linguistics, University of
Essex, Colchester, Essex, Great Britain CO4 3SQ.
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