Second Hispanic Linguistics Symposium: October 9-11, 1998, The Ohio State University

Carlos Subirats Rüggeberg Carlos.Subirats at uab.es
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           Second Hispanic Linguistics Symposium
         Segundo Simposio de Lingüística Hispánica
     De: Fernando Martínez-Gil <martinez-gil.1 at osu.edu>
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           SECOND HISPANIC LINGUISTICS SYMPOSIUM
         SEGUNDO SIMPOSIO DE LINGÜÍSTICA HISPÁNICA
                     October 9-11, 1998
                 The Ohio State University
                    The FAWCETT CENTER,
                 2400 Olentangy River Road,
              Columbus, OH. 43210-10027 (USA)

                          PROGRAM

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 (Room 4):
9:00-9:15    Opening remarks.

9:30-10:00   Lee Hartman, Southern Illinois University:
             "Parsing Spanish 'solo'"

10:00-10:30  Cristina Sanz, Georgetown University:
             "Spanish teacher talk: complexity and word
             order"

10:30-11:00  Ronald P. Leow, Georgetown University
             "Attention, awareness, and the foreign
             language classroom"

11:00-11:30  James F. Lee, University of Illinois, Urbana:
             "On levels of processing and on levels of
             comprehension"

11:30-1:00 Lunch Break

1:00-1:30    María Fernández, Michigan State University:
            (TBA)

1:30-2:00    Paola Dussias, University of Illinois,Urbana:
             "The function-word  effect in Spanish-English
             codeswitching: what eye-tracking can tell us"

2:00-2:30    Carmen García Fernández, University of
             Virginia:
             "Requesting for  a service: strategies used by
             Venezuelan women"

2:30-3:00    Elena Ruzickova, Miami University: "Cuban
             facework: politeness  strategies in requests,
             apologies and compliment responses"

3:00-3:30 Coffee Break

3:30-4:00    Diane Ringer Uber, The College of Wooster:
             "Forms of address in the commercial Spanish of
             five Latin American cities"

4:00-4:30    Mary Ellen García, University of Texas, San
             Antonio:
             "Evidence  from _nomas_in a bilingual dialect"

4:30-5:00    Pat Lunn, Michigan State University:
             "The domino effect: changes in subjunctive
             usage in Quito"

5:00-5:30 Cofee Break

5:30-6:00    Kenneth Wireback, Miami University:
             "On the velarization of /n/  in Cuban radio
             broadcasting"

6:00-6:30    Claudia Parodi, UCLA:
             "The agreement system of Los Angeles Spanish
             and the media"

6:30-7:00    Liliana Sanchez, Carnegie Mellon University:
             "D0 features and the direct object pronominal
             system of Andean Spanish"

7:30-9:00 Welcoming Reception at the Faucett Center's
          Alumni Lounge

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 (parallel sessions)
Session A (Rooms 6-7):

8:30-9:00    Luis López, University of Missouri:
             "On the syntax of contrastive focus: evidence
             from VP-ellipsis"

9:00-9:30    José Camacho, Rutgers University:
             "A focus auxiliary in dialects  of Spanish"

9:30-10:00   Eugenia Casielles, Wayne State University:
             "Notes on the  topic-focus articulation"

10:00-10:30 Coffee Break

10:30-11:00  Enrique Mallen, Texas A&M University:
             "Predicate inversion in Spanish"

11:00-11:30  Francisco Ordóñez, University of
             Illinois-Urbana:
             "Subject inversion in Romance and predicate
             raising"

11:30-12:00  Héctor Campos, Georgetown University:
             "Three types of subject raising in Spanish"

12:00-1:30 Lunch Break

1:30-2:00    Juan Martín, University of Toledo:
             "The syntax and semantics of  Spanish
             accusative _a_"

2:00-2:00    Luis Silva-Villar, UCLA:
             "Diachronic qualitative studies on  minimalist
             operations"

2:30-3:00    Marta Luján, The University of Texas,Austin:
             "Minimalist Bello:  basic categories in
Bello's
             grammar"

3:00-3:30 Coffee Break

3:30-4:00    Raul Aranovich, University of Texas, San
             Antonio:
             "Blocking of  Spanish reflexives in the
             hierarchical lexicon"

4:00-4:30    Paula Kempchinsky, University of Iowa:
             "On the nature of  Condition B"

4:30-5:00    Karen Zagona, University of Washington:
             "Some effects of  NP-movement on aspectual
             construal"

5:00-5:30 Cofee Break

5:30-6:00    James Harris, MIT:
             "The legend of nasal depalatalization"

6:00-6:30    Heles Contreras, University of Washington:
             "The range of  syntactic parametrization"

7:30-9:30  Dinner at the Faucett Center's Alumni Lounge


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
Session B (Rooms 8-9):

9:00-9:30    Robert M. Hammond, Purdue University:
             "The non-occurrence of the  phone [rr] in the
             Spanish sound system"

9:30-10:00   Holly J. Nibert, Pennsylvania State
             University:
             "A  production/perception study of the phrase
             accent in Spanish intonation"

10:00-10:30 Coffee Break

10:30-11:00  Carlos E. Pineros, Central Michigan
             University:
             "Head-dependence in_jerigonza_, a Spanish
             language game"

11:00-11:30  Eric Holt, University of South Carolina:
             "The moraic status of  consonants from Latin
to
             Hispano-Romance: the case of obstruents"

11:30-12:00  John M. Lipski, University of New Mexico:
             "The many faces of  Spanish /s/-weakening:
             (re)alignment and ambisyllabicity"

12:00-1:30 Lunch Break

1:30-2:00    José I. Hualde, University of Illinois,
             Urbana:
             "Patterns in the  lexicon: hiatus with
             unstressed high vowels in Spanish"

2:00-2:00    Ellen M. Kaisse, University of Washington:
             "The syllabic position  of glides in Spanish:
             insights from Pasiego vowel harmony"

2:30-3:00    Sonia Colina, Arizona State University:
             "Re-examining Spanish  glides: the
             hiatus/diphthong alternation and analogically
             conditioned  variation in vocoid sequences"

3:00-3:30 Coffee Break

3:30-4:00    Mario Saltarelli, University of Southern
             California: (TBA)

4:00-4:30    Alfonso Morales-Front, Georgetown University:
             "The role of  templates in the acquisition of
             phonology"

4:30-5:00    Regina Morin, The College of New Jersey:
             "Spanish substantives:  how many classes?"

5:00-5:30 Cofee Break


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11 (parallel sessions)
Session A (Rooms 6-7):

9:00-9:30    Rafael Núñez-Cedeño, University of Illinois,
             Chicago:
             "On  interpreting generic (pro)nouns in
             Spanish"

9:30-10:00   Scott Schwenter, Ball State University:
             "Two types of scalar  particles: evidence from
             Spanish"

10:00-10:30  Sarah Harmon and Almerindo Ojeda, University
             of California, Davis:
             "Mass-neuter in _Obra de agricultura_"

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

11:00-11:30  Cristina Schmitt, Michigan State University /
             ZAS-Berlin:
             "_Todo_ and _every_: semantic similarities,
             syntactic differences"

11:30-12:00  Elena Herburger, Georgetown University:
             "Interpreting Negative  Concord"

12:00-12:30  Errapel Mejías-Vicandi, University of
             Nebraska:
             "Prenominal  adjectives andWh-extraction"


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11
Session B (Rooms 8-9):

9:00-9:30    José del Valle, Miami University/University
             of Virginia:
             "Language policy and linguistic culture in
             Galicia"

9:30-10:00   Frank Nuessel, University of Louisville:
             "Linguistic theory and  discourse in_Don
             Quijote_"

10:00-10:30  Ray Harris-Northall, University of
             Wisconsin-Madison:
             "Official  use of the vernacular in the 13th
             century: Medieval Spanish language  policy?"

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

11:00-11:30  Thomas Walsh, Georgetown University:
             "The etymology of Spanish  _atinar_ "

11:30-12:00  Joel Rini, University of Virginia:
             "The directionality of  eveling in the Old
             Spanish verbal paradigm distillable from
             resistance  to language shift: the case of
             Spanish _dormir_, _morir_ (and _podrir_)"

12:00-12:30  Steven N. Dworkin, University of Michigan:
             "Syntax and lexical  loss: the fate of Old
             Spanish in Spanish _y_ and _ende_"


Organizing Committee:
Fernando Martínez-Gil and Javier Gutierrez-Rexach (Dept.
of  Spanish and  Portuguese, The Ohio State University)

Symposium Coordinator:
Fernando Martínez-Gil

Registration:
Free for students; $20.00 for others before September
20th, 1998. After  September 20th and on-site registration
will be $30.00.

For further information, including registration form and
hotel  reservations, please contact:

Fernando Martínez-Gil, Second Hispanic Linguistics
Symposium Coordinator,
Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese, The Ohio State
University,
266 Cunz Hall, 1841 Millikin Rd.,
Columbus, Oh 43210-1229
Tel. (614) 292-1981 / Fax (614) 292-7726
E-mail: martinez-gil.1 at osu.edu

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