17.3531, Confs: General Ling/India

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Subject: 17.3531, Confs: General Ling/India

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Date: 29-Nov-2006
From: Mythili Menon < sconli06 at gmail.com >
Subject: Students Conference of Linguistics in India 

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Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2006 12:16:06
From: Mythili Menon < sconli06 at gmail.com >
Subject: Students Conference of Linguistics in India 

Students Conference of Linguistics in India 
Short Title: SCONLI 

Date: 15-Dec-2006 - 16-Dec-2006 
Location: Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India 
Contact: Mythili Menon 
Contact Email: sconli06 at gmail.com 
Meeting URL: http://sconli.info/ 

Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics 

Meeting Description: 

SCONLI- A two-day student conference is being conducted by Central 
Institute of English and Foreign Languages. This conference will give 
students of linguistics an opportunity to present and discuss their 
research work. 

15th December 2006, Friday.

Registration                              
0830-0930      

 Inaugural Session                         
0900-0930      

 Invited speaker                         
0930-1030      
Dr. Tanmoy Bhattacharya, University of Delhi

 Tea break                                 
1030-1100      

 Session I                                  
1100-1300

 1. Gemination in Maithili.  Nivedita Kumari, Banaras Hindu University.

2. Multiple Association in Arabic Radicals. Tawfeek Mohammed, CIEFL.

3. A Study of Phonological Processes of Zanjan Turkish. Aliye K.Z. 
Kambuzia and Faranak Ranginkaman, Tarbiat Modares University, Iran.

4. Exploration of Oxomiya Vowel Alternation. Prashanti Goswami and 
Paroma Sanyal, CIEFL.

 Lunch                                       
1300-1400

 Session II                                 
1400-1530

 1. on the syntax of nP. Pawel Rutkowski, Warsaw University

2. Suffix n«m as a marker of causee agent in Ao Chungli. Pangersenla, 
Delhi University

3. Quirky Case in Sindhi. Pinkey Nainwani, Delhi University

 Tea break                                 
1530-1545

Session III                                
1545-1730

 1. Naughty Guys?.Not Putting the Badge: A Case of West Magadhan 
Languages.  Rambichar Pandey, Delhi University.

2. Contrastive Study Between Bangla and Hindi Particle 'to'.  Urjani 
Chakravarty, Banaras Hindu University

3. Time adverbials and the aspectual properties of the verbs in Bangla. 
Priyanka Biswas, Delhi University

 16 December 2006, Saturday.

 Session IV                                
0900-1030

 1. Discourse Annotation: Identifying the discourse connectives and their 
arguments in Malayalam. Renjini Narendranath and Soma Paul, IIIT, 
Hyderabad.

2. Parsing centre-embedded sentences in Assamese and Bangla. Atreyee 
Sharma, Delhi University.

3. Preposition sense-selection in Machine Translation. Samar Hussain, IIIT, 
Hyderabad.

 Tea break                                 
1030-1100

 Session V                                 
1100-1300

 1. Pluralia Tantum as Singular.  Ksenija Bogetic, Serbia.

2. The Syntax of Attributive Adjectives in Vietnamese. Nguyen Chi Duy 
Khuong, Delhi University.

3. The Manner of Incorporation of Incorporation of Manner in Indian Sign 
Language. Samar Sinha and Richa, Jawaharlal Nehru University.

4. Tense and the Epistemic Modal in Dakkhani and Hindi-Urdu. Naila Iffat, 
CIEFL.

 Lunch                                       
1300-1400

 Session VI                                
1400-1530

 1. Equative Negative 'alla' in Kannada. Sudarshana N.P, CIEFL.

2. Information structure and discontinuous intensified noun phrases in 
Polish. Pawel Rutkowski and Hanna Maliszewska, Warsaw University

3. Counterfactuals and Conditionals in Sinhala. Chandrika K Maliyagoda, 
Delhi University.

 Tea break                                 
1530-1600

 Valedictory function                      
1600

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