REPOST:Celtic Lingusitics Conference: Program
Andrew Carnie
acarnie at MIT.EDU
Thu May 11 19:51:20 UTC 1995
Hi all,
apparently many people didnt' get this. Its fairly important so I thought
I'd forward it again. Sorry for cluttering the mailboxes of people
who already rec'd it.
Best, Andrew
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Date: Fri, 05 May 1995 16:24:09 +0100 (BST)
From: CHIOSAIN at ollamh.ucd.ie
Subject: Celtic Linguistics Conference: Programme and Information
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Celtic Linguistics Conference
University College Dublin
June 22nd-23rd 1995
Provisional programme
Thursday 22nd June
9.00-9.40 Robin Schafer, University of California, San Diego
What Breton reveals about the analysis of `long
head movement' constructions
9.40-10.20 Maire Noonan, University College Dublin
Licensing projections in Irish and Welsh
10.20-10.50 Coffee
10.50-11.30 Anna Bosch, University of Kentucky
A gestural analysis of epenthesis in Scottish
Gaelic
11.30-12.10 Maire Ni Chiosain, University College Dublin
Optimal forms of vowel stems in Irish
12.10-1.00 Invited speaker: Jim McCloskey, University of
California, Santa Cruz
Case-marking and clause-type in Irish
1.00-2.20 Lunch
2.20-3.10 Invited speaker: David Adger, University of York
Do objects shift?
3.10-3.50 Gillian Ramchand, Oxford University
Non-finite complementation in Modern Scottish
Gaelic
3.50-4.20 Coffee
4.20-5.00 John Harris, University College London
Full interpretability in phonology: consonant
mutations without blanks
5.00-5.40 Eugeniusz Cyran, Catholic University of Lublin
Parametric occurrence of elements and the Munster
Irish consonantal system
Friday 23rd June
9.00-9.40 Andrew Carnie, Heidi Harley, MIT, Elizabeth Pyatt,
Harvard University
Old Irish: a double derivation of VSO
9.40-10.20 David Willis, Somerville College, Oxford
Expletive subjects and clitic pronouns in the
history of Welsh
10.20-10.50 Coffee
10.50-11.30 Bob Borsley, University of Wales, Bangor
On the non-nominal nature of Celtic verb-nouns
11.30-12.10 Maggie Tallerman, University of Durham
Infinitival clauses and subject positions in
Modern and Middle Welsh
12.10-1.00 Invited speaker: Ian Roberts, University of Wales,
Bangor
VSO orders in Welsh
1.00-2.10 Lunch
2.10-3.00 Invited speaker: Jim Scobbie, Queen Margaret
College, with Christine MacKenzie, Daphne Waters,
Queen Margaret College
The acquisition of phonology with specific
reference to Lewis Gaelic
3.00-3.40 Edmund Gussmann, Catholic University of Lublin
Putting your best foot forward
3.40-4.00 Coffee
4.00-4.40 Cathal Doherty, University College Dublin
Identificational copular sentences in Irish
4.40-5.20 Nigel Duffield, McGill University
Any objections to number projections?
5.20-6.00 Donall O Baoill, Institiuid Teangeolaiochta
Eireann
The Modern Irish reflexive form fein as a three-
in-one anaphor
Alternate papers:
Aidan Doyle, Catholic University of Lublin
The derivation of adjectives of inalienable possession in Irish
Elizabeth Pyatt, Harvard University
Optimality vs. repair rules: the case of the Welsh voiceless
trills and nasals
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REGISTRATION
Note: Fees are in Irish punts/pounds.
Full registration - 22nd and 23rd June:
With lunch*: Non-student 30 / Student 18 ____
* Catered lunch both days.
Without lunch: Non-student 18 / Student 10 ____
Day registration: 22nd 23rd
With lunch: Non-student 18 / Student 10 ____ ____
Without lunch: Non-student 12 / Student 6 ____ ____
Name: __________________________________________________________
Non-Student ____ Student ____
Address: __________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
E-mail: __________________________________________________________
Registration forms should be returned by 10th June at the latest for
those booking lunch.
E-mail to: chiosain at ollamh.ucd.ie
or regular mail to: Celtic Linguistics Conference, Department of
Linguistics, University College Dublin,
Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland.
Cheques should be made payable to The Celtic Linguistics
Conference. For overseas participants, payment can be made by
international money order (IRPounds ) drawn on an Irish bank, or else
either by cash or travellers' cheques on the day.
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation is available on-campus in college apartments
[three/four single bedrooms, or one double/twin and two/three
single bedrooms, plus fully equipped kitchen and dining/living
room]. Cost: Single room: 16/night
Booking must be made directly with: UCD Village, Belfield, Dublin 4.
Phone: 353-1-2697111, Fax: 353-1-2697704.
** Please note that these rooms are available only on the nights of
Wednesday 21st and Thursday 22nd June. Availability cannot be
guaranteed after the 20th May.
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For further information, contact: chiosain at ollamh.ucd.ie
OR acquaviv at ccvax.ucd.ie
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