Conf: CSSP 2001

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CONFERENCE DE SYNTAXE ET DE SEMANTIQUE A PARIS

CSSP 2001

October 4- October 6

ORGANIZED BY THE UNIVERSITE PARIS
IV-SORBONNE, THE UNIVESITE PARIS VII, and CNRS

Location: Campus Jussieu, Amphi 24

PROGRAM

THURSDAY OCTOBER 4

9h10-10h10 : Invited speaker: Andree Borillo, Universite
de Toulouse (TBA)

10h10-10h30: Pause

10h30-11h: Ana Arregui and Lisa Matthewson,
           U. ofMassachussets, Amherst
           A cross-linguistic perspective on
           the expression of manner

11h-11h30: Wilhelm Geuder, Universitaet Konstanz
           Agentive adverbs and adjectives

11h30-12h: Maria-Rita Manzini and L.M. Savoia,
           Universita di Firenze
           Neg adverbs are neither Neg nor Adverbs

12h-12h30: Oystein Nilsen, OTS, Utrecht
           Non-linear adverb ordering

14h-15h:   Invited speaker: Jacques Jayez, ENS-Lyon (TBA)

15h-15h30: Friederike Moltmann, University of Liverpool
           Events as derived objects

15h30-16h: Pause

16h-16h30: Satoshi Tomioka and Yaping Tsai,
           University of Delaware
           Distributivity and the semantics of "Chuan"
           in Mandarin Chinese

16h30-17h: Laurent Roussarie and Marianne Desmets,
           Universites Paris 7 et Paris 10
           Deux cas de reference citationnelle :
           les reportives en "comme"

17h-17h30: Carmen Dobrovie-Sorin, CNRS, Universite Paris 7
           Adverbs of quantification, Genericity and Donkeys

17h30 RECEPTION

FRIDAY OCTOBER 5

9h-10h:    Invited speaker: Annie Zaenen,
           Rank Xerox, Palo Alto and Grenoble (TBA)

10h-10h30: Pause

10h30-11h: Ruth Kempson and Denise Perrett,
           King's College, London and University of Edinburgh
           Temporal expletives: anticipatory tense effects

11h-11h30: Bridget Copley, MIT
           Deriving temporal location in the English perfect
           from defaults

11h30-12h: Norah Boneh, Universite Paris 8
           T and existential clauses

12h-12h30: Edit Jakab, U. du Quebec, Montreal, and
           Princeton University
           The Conditional expressed by Russian and English
           imperatives

14h-15h:   Invited speaker: David Pesetsky, MIT (TBA)

15h-15h30: Frederick J. Newmeyer, University of Washington
           Against triggered movement

15h30-16h: Frank Richter and Manfred Sailer,
           Universitaet Tuebingen
           Cranberry words in Formal Grammar

16h-16h30: Pause

16h30-17h: Anna Luis and Louisa Sadler, University of Essex
           Morphology and Markedness: an account of object
           pronouns in European Portuguese

17h-17h30: Rajesh Batt and Roumyana Pancheva,
           U. of Texas, Austin,
           and University of Southern California
           The Severed head: LF licensing of degree complements

17h30-18h: Uffe Bergeton Larsen, U. of Southern California
           Intensifier adjunction or reflexivization? The Case of
           complex reflexives in Danish

18h-18h30: Nino Amiridze, OTS, Utrecht
           Again on the anaphor agreement effect

SATURDAY OCTOBER 6

9h-10h:    Invited speaker: Beth Levin,
           Stanford University
           (TBA)

10h-10h30: Donka Farkas, U. of California, Santa Cruz
           The Rich world of indefinites

10h30-11h: Pause

11h-11h30: Maribel Romero and Chung-hye Han,
           University of Pennsylvania
           Focus and ellipsis in alternative questions

11h30-12h: Tonia Bleam, University of Pennsylvania
           Bare plurals and the null determiner hypothesis
           in Romance

12h-12h30: Lucia Tovena and Marlene van Peteghem,
           Universite de Lille
           Facets of 'different' in French: different and autre

Alternates:

Raul Aranovitch,
University of Texas, san Antonio,
Two types of postverbal subjects In Spanish:
evidence from binding;

Theodora Alexopoulou and Caroline Heycock,
University of Edinburgh,
Quantifier scope in relative clauses and definiteness effects;

Georges Rebuschi,
Université Paris 3,
Antisymmetry, coordination and relativisation.

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Francis Corblin, Daniele Godard, Jean-Marie Marandin

PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Patrick Blackburn (INRIA, Nancy),
Olivier Bonami (Rennes 2),
Andree Borillo (Toulouse 2),
Patricia Cabredo (CNRS, Paris 8),
Marcel Cori (Paris 10-Nanterre),
Ileana Comorovski (Nancy 2),
Francis Corblin (Paris 4-Sorbonne),
Carmen Dobrovie-Sorin (CNRS, Paris 7),
Donka Farkas (UCSC),
Bernard Fradin (CNRS, Paris 7),
Claire Gardent (CNRS, Nancy),
Anastasia Giannakidou (Groningen and Chicago),
Daniele Godard (CNRS, Paris7),
Jacques Jayez (ENS-Lyon),
Ruth Kempson (London),
Chris Kennedy (NWU),
Alain Kihm (CNRS, Paris 7),
Brenda Laca (Paris 8),
Alain Lecomte (Grenoble 2),
Beth Levin (Stanford),
Jean-Marie Marandin (CNRS, Paris 7),
Louise McNally (Barcelona),
Lea Nash (Paris 8),
Denis Paillard (CNRS, Paris 7),
Marie-Claude Paris (Paris 7),
Owen Rambow (AT&T Florham Park),
Georges Rebuschi (Paris 3),
Louisa Sadler (Essex),
Ivan Sag (Stanford),
Rob van der Sandt (Nijmegen),
Henriette de Swart (Utrecht),
Lucia Tovena (Lille 3),
Henk Verkuyl (Utrecht),
Annie Zaenen (Xerox Parc),
Richard Zuber (CNRS, Paris 7).
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