19.3469, Confs: Historical Ling,Morphology, Syntax, Socioling, Dutch Lang/Belgium

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Subject: 19.3469, Confs: Historical Ling,Morphology, Syntax, Socioling, Dutch Lang/Belgium

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Date: 13-Nov-2008
From: Gunther De Vogelaer < gunther.devogelaer at ugent.be >
Subject: Perspectives on Gender in Dutch

 

	
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Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2008 10:06:07
From: Gunther De Vogelaer [gunther.devogelaer at ugent.be]
Subject: Perspectives on Gender in Dutch 

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Perspectives on Gender in Dutch 

Date: 21-Nov-2008 - 21-Nov-2008 
Location: Ghent, Belgium 
Contact: Gunther De Vogelaer 
Contact Email: gunther.devogelaer at ugent.be 
Meeting URL: http://users.ugent.be/~gdvogela/T&T-call_Eng 

Linguistic Field(s): Historical Linguistics; Morphology; Sociolinguistics; Syntax 

Subject Language(s): Dutch (nld)

Meeting Description: 

Grammatical gender in Dutch has been a topic of continuous research for
decades. The present workshop 'Perspectives on Gender in Dutch' aims at
taking stock of the recent developments on the topic. The workshop takes
place on November 21, 2008, in Ghent (Belgium). 

Program:

Plenary Session (grote zaal):

10u00-10u40 -
Jenny Audring (VU) & Geert Booij (Leiden): 
'Genus als bron van linguïstische onzekerheid'

10u40-11u20 -
Jasper Roodenburg (Amsterdam) & Aafke Hulk (UvA): 
' ''Gender'' Puzzles'

11u20-12u00 -
Georges De Schutter (UA-CNTS / KANTL) & Johan Taeldeman (UGent): 
Title tba

12u00-14u00:
Lunch

Parallel Session 1 (Afternoon, tapijtenzaal):

14u00-14u30 -
Jaap Van Marle (Open Universiteit):
 ' 'Gender Copying' nader bekeken'

14u30-15u00 -
Camiel Hamans (European Parliament):
'Het geslacht van leenwoorden'

15u00-15u30 -
Alan Scott (Manchester):
 'Sex-denoting Suffixes as Markers of Grammatical Gender in Dutch and German'

15u30-16u00:
Coffee

16u00-16u30 -
Koen Plevoets et al. (KULeuven): 'De verspreiding van de -e(n)-uitgang in
attributieve positie'

16u30-17u00 - Laura Vandewynckel (UGent): 
'De 'Weak Whorfian Hypothesis' met betrekking tot Geslachtscategorisatie'

Parallel Session 2 (Afternoon, grote zaal):

14u00-14u30:
Sharon Unsworth (UiL-OTS & Meertens Institute): 
'Grammatical Gender in Dutch: Can L2ers Hear 'het'?'

14u30-15u00 -
Joanne van Emmerik et al. (RUNijmegen): 
'Verwerven doven het genus anders? T1 versus T2.'

15u00-15u30 -
Jessie De Paepe (UGent): 
'Invloed van dialectkennis op het pronominale genus: onderzoek bij vier- en
vijfjarigen uit Oost-Vlaanderen'

15u30-16u00:
Coffee

16u00-16u30 -
Lien De Vos (Liège): 
'De dynamiek van hersemantisering'

16u30-17u00 -
Maren Pannemann & Ans van Kemenade (RUNijmegen):
 'The Disappearance of Gender as a Topic-marker in Old English and Middle Dutch'

17u00:
Reception

The program and abstracts are also available via:
http://users.ugent.be/~gdvogela/TTgender/T&Tgender_Eng.htm

The workshop will take place in the buildings of the Royal Academy for Dutch
Language and Literature (KANTL, Koningstraat 18). Anyone interested in attending
may register with valerie.bouckaertugent.be. Registration is free.

For more information, contact gunther.devogelaer at ugent.be or
leonie.cornips at meertens.knaw.nl







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