[Lingtyp] SMG 25th Anniversary Workshop – programme

[t.feist at surrey.ac.uk]

Dear colleagues,

Please find below the programme for the SMG 25th Anniversary Workshop, ‘The Morphological Eye’, taking place from 8th–9th September 2017 at The University of Surrey, Guildford.

IMPORTANT – If you plan to attend this workshop, please email us in order to register at smg at surrey.ac.uk.
 

Programme

— Friday 8th September —

10.00–10.45
Nick Evans – Distributing exponence: the dynamics of making morphology harder in Southern New Guinea

10.45–11.05
Sebastian Fedden –  The development of pronouns and articles in Mountain Ok

11.05–11.25
Alexander Krasovitsky – Case marking on personal pronouns in Bulgarian

11.25–11.45
Coffee/Tea

11.45–12.05
Matthew Baerman, Irina Monich & Tatiana Reid –  Inflection class in mixed paradigms

12.05–12.25
Serge Sagna – Inflection classes and genders in Eegimaa

12.25–12.45
Enrique Palancar & Leonardo Carranza – Inflectional class interaction in Matlatzinca

12.45–13.05
Jeffrey Parker – On the importance of morphosyntactic and inflection class features in processing: evidence from Russian nouns

13.05–14.00
Lunch

14.00–14.45
Andrew Spencer – Transpositions and the redundancy of lexical categories

14.45–15.05
Dunstan Brown & Roger Evans – Morphological Typology: understanding the contribution of rules and lexical stipulation

15.05–15.25
Lynne Cahill – The role of morphology in writing systems research

15.25–15.45
Coffee/Tea

15.45–16.05
Rachel Nordlinger – Dependencies triggered by morphological form in Murrinhpatha

16.05–16.25
Silva Nurmio – Grammatical number in the typological space: a case study in Welsh

16.25–16.45
Bill Palmer & Sabrina Meier – Verbal number: two or more in Mono-Alu (Austronesian)

19.00
Conference dinner, preceded by drinks


  
— Saturday 9th September —

09.30–10.15
Martin Maiden – What can be morphomic? On the substance of morphomic structures

10.15–10.35
Louise Esher – Iterated learning models for the study of morphomic structure

10.35–10.55
Maria Privizentseva – Case compounding and morphological structure of nouns in Hill Mari

10.55–11.15
Coffee/Tea

11.15–11.35
Erich Round – Canonical typology for phonology:  What is a canonical segment?

11.35–11.55
Greville Corbett & Norman Fraser – Elsewhere is plural

11.55–12.40
Mark Aronoff – Morphological niches are the result of competitive exclusion

13.00
Pub lunch (at own expense)



Kind regards,
Tim Feist
on behalf of the Surrey Morphology Group