30.1521, Confs: Germanic; General Linguistics, Syntax/Germany
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Subject: 30.1521, Confs: Germanic; General Linguistics, Syntax/Germany
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Date: Sat, 06 Apr 2019 17:11:00
From: Andreas Trotzke [andreas.trotzke at uni-konstanz.de]
Subject: Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop 34
Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop 34
Short Title: CGSW 34
Date: 14-Jun-2019 - 15-Jun-2019
Location: Konstanz, Germany
Contact: Andreas Trotzke
Contact Email: andreas.trotzke at uni-konstanz.de
Meeting URL: http://ling.uni-konstanz.de/pages/CGSW34
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; General Linguistics; Syntax
Language Family(ies): Germanic
Meeting Description:
The 34th Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop (CGSW 34) will take place on
June 14 and 15 in the beautiful lakeside city of Konstanz, Germany.
The workshop is a forum for dealing with all aspects of comparative Germanic
syntax. Reflecting the strengths of syntactic research at the University of
Konstanz, we are particularly keen to encourage submissions that focus on
unconventional sources of evidence for syntactic theory: for instance,
experimental/psycholinguistic evidence; evidence from corpora, including
historical corpora; and evidence from non-standardized and extraterritorial
Germanic varieties.
Confirmed speakers:
Terje Lohndal (NTNU Trondheim)
Jon Sprouse (University of Connecticut)
Elly van Gelderen (Arizona State University)
Main Organizers:
Andreas Trotzke & George Walkden
Program:
June14, 2019
CHAIR: George Walkden
09:30-10:30:
Elly van Gelderen
A Modal Cycle and thoughts on third factors
10:30 -11:05:
Alexander Pfaff
1000 years apart: The noteworthy journey of a Norse demonstrative
11:05-11:35: Coffee break
CHAIR: Andreas Trotzke
11:35-12:10:
Gisli Runar Hardarson
Processing violations in compound structures
12:10 -12:45:
Ásgrímur Angantýsson
The distribution of embedded V2 and V3 in modern Icelandic
12:45-14:00: Lunchbreak
CHAIR: George Walkden
14:00 -14:35:
Gerrit Kentner & Isabelle Franz
Complement clause structure immune to phonological influences in German but
not in English
14:35 -15:10:
Gianina Iordachioaia
Event and argument structure in English zero-derived nominals
15:10-15:45:
David Hall
P-D-drop and pseudo-incorporation in London English
15:45 -16:00:
Business meeting
16:00 -16:30: Coffee break
CHAIR: Theo Marinis
16:30-17:05:
Einar Freyr Sigurðsson, Iris Nowenstein & Sigríður Sigurjónsdóttir
Merge before Agree: Acquiring datives in Insular Scandinavian
17:05 -17:40:
Ankelien Schippers, Margreet Vogelzang & David Öwerdieck
COMP-trace effects in German: The role of processing
June14, 2019
17:40 -18:15:
Julia Bacskai-AtkariEnglish relative clauses in a cross-Germanic perspective
19:30-
Conference dinner at Stromeyer –Die Bleiche
June15, 2019
CHAIR: Andreas Trotzke
09:30 -10:30:
Jon Sprouse
Experimental syntax and three case studies in movement
10:30 -11:05:
Gerard Kempen & Karin Harbusch
Verb selection as afunction of verb accessibility and clause hierarchy: Corpus
evidence from finite clauses in spoken English, Dutch, and German
11:05-11:35: Coffee break
CHAIR: Josef Bayer
11:35-12:10:
Ellen Brandner
On 'to' in (some) infinitival complements
12:10 -12:45:
Elisabeth Witzenhausen
Paratactic negation in the history of German
12:45 -14:30: Lunch break & Poster session
CHAIR: Tanja Kupisch
14:30 -15:05:
Theresa Biberauer & Erin Pretorius
Variation triggering remorphologisation in Kaaps
15:05-15:40:
Kari Kinn
Pragmaticalised determiners in American Norwegian
15:40 -16:15:
Melanie Hobich
>From head to phrase: The diachrony of was für
16:15 -16:45: Coffee break
CHAIR: Andreas Trotzke & George Walkden
16:45 -17:20:
Theresa Biberauer, Cora Pots& Erin Pretorius
Auxiliary developments: Acomparative perspective on Modern Afrikaans
17:20 -18:20:
Terje LohndalIslands in Scandinavian and beyond: Theoretical implications
Poster session (June 15, 2019; 12:45 -14:30)
Markus Bader:
Modeling syntactic variation with weighted grammars: Acase study of
auxiliary inversion in German verb clusters
Anne Breitbarth:
Adversative aber in adverbial clauses in historical German
Paula Fenger & Gisli Runar Hardarson:
A n(umber) of things: Linking morphemes in Dutch and German
Lutz Gunkel & Jutta Hartmann:
Prepositional object clauses in German and Dutch
Andrew Murphy:
Rightward verb movement in German: A reappraisal
Marjolein Poortvliet
:Seems to be one path: The diachronic syntactic development of
Germanic modal copular verbs
Alexandra Rehn:
Feature marking in German DPs
Vera Lee-Schoenfeld & Nicholas Twiner:
German passives and English benefactives: The need for non-canonical
accusative case
Sigridur S Sigurdardottir:
Icelandic V3 orders with temporal adjuncts: A comparison with Standard
Dutch and West Flemish
Peter Svenonius & Kristine Bentzen:
The prepositional nature of the North Germanic complementizer
Joanna Wall:
Have-doubling and the grammaticalization of have in West Germanic
For the full program visit:
http://ling.uni-konstanz.de/pages/CGSW34/2019/Program.html
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