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Message 1: CLS30 Program
Date: Mon, 7 Mar 94 12:52:33 CSTCLS30 Program
From: Chicago Linguistic Society <clssapir.uchicago.edu>
Subject: CLS30 Program
PROGRAM FOR
CHICAGO LINGUISTIC SOCIETY'S 30th REGIONAL MEETING
With a Parasession on Variation and Linguistic Theory
April 14-16th, 1994
Ida Noyes Hall at the University of Chicago
1212 E. 59th Street, Chicago IL
Thursday, April 14th
Registration 8:30
MAIN SESSION
Jin-Young Tak & Stuart Davis, Indiana University
A Reanalysis of Korean Tense Consonants 9:00
Todd M. Bailey, University of Minnesota
Violations of Quantity-Sensitivity in Spanish Stress 9:30
Caroline Wiltshire, Brown University
Feature Constraints in IruLa 10:00
Sunghoon Hong, University of Arizona
Identity as an Independent Condition on Phonological Rules 10:30
Robert Allen Fox, Alice Wood & Julia McGory, Ohio State University
Perceptual Dimensions of Vowels and Correlated Nonspeech Sounds 11:00
Brian Potter, UCLA
Serial Optimality in Mohawk Prosody:
The Case of the Semantically Null Morpheme 11:30
---Lunch Break---
Gerrit Rentier, Tilburg University
A Lexicalist Approach to Dutch Cross Serial Dependencies 1:00
Sotaro Kita, Max-Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
Syntactic Toy Box: The Structure of NP's with same 1:30
Pilar Pinar, University of Arizona
Quantifier/Negation Construal and Negative Concord 2:00
Lilly Lee Chen, Rice University
>From Variable to Fixed Word Order 2:30
Kathleen Ahrens, UCSD
Specificity and Wh-in-situ 3:00
Karin Pizer, UCSD
Perception Verb Complementation: A Construction-based Account 3:30
Christine Brisson, Rutgers University
The Licensing of Unexpressed Objects in English Verbs 4:00
Ulrike Demske-Neumann, UMass Amherst
Is There an Instance of Preposition Stranding in Old English? 4:30
Yoon-Suk Chung, UC Berkeley
The Role of Semantics in Morpho-syntactic Development:
Compound Verbs and Serial Verb Constructions
in Middle and Modern Korean 5:00
---Dinner Break---
Asli Ozyurek, University of Chicago
How Children Talk about a Conversation 7:00
Ilana Mushin, SUNY Buffalo
The Function of Direct Speech in Retelling 7:30
Michael D. Picone, University of Alabama
Code-intermediate Phenomena in Louisiana French 8:00
David Testen, University of Chicago
The Spread of _engma_ in the Avestan u-stem Paradigm 8:30
Bill Darden, University of Chicago
Aspect, Tense, and Conjugation Class in PIE 9:00
Friday, April 15th
Paola Monachesi, Tilburg University
Towards a Typology of Italian Clitics 9:00
Marco Haverkort, UC Berkeley
Germanic Clitics and the Theory of Parameters 9:30
Michel DeGraff, University of Michigan
To Move or Not to Move?
Placement of Verbs and Object Pronouns
in Haitian Creole and in French 10:00
David Kathman, University of Chicago
"Quirky" Agreement and Levels of Syntactic Representation 10:30
Joan Bresnan, invited speaker, Stanford University
To be announced 11:00
---Lunch Break---
PARASESSION
Milagrosa Ramos-Santacruz, Georgetown University
Silent Heads of Spanish Free Relatives 1:00
Ke Zou, University of Southern California & California State University
Directional Verb-Compounds in Chinese 1:30
Antonja Androutsopoulou, UCLA
The Distribution of the Definite Determiner
and the Syntax of Greek DP's 2:00
Kathryn L. Baker, Carnegie Mellon University
An Integrated Account of "Modal Flip"
and Partial Verb Phrase Fronting in German 2:30
Tony Kroch, invited speaker, University of Pennsylvania
To be announced 3:00
Mark Davies, Illinois State University
Parameters, Passives and Parsing:
Motivating Diachronic and Synchronic Variation
in Spanish and Portuguese 4:00
Maria Polinsky, University of Southern California
Structural Properties of First Language Loss 4:30
---Dinner Break---
Lisa Green, Stanford University
A Unified Account of Auxiliaries in African American English 6:30
Ralph Fasold, Georgetown University
Variation in Binding and Anaphora 7:00
Richard Cameron, University of Pennsylvania
Switch Reference, Verb Class, and Priming in a Variable Syntax 7:30
Barbara Need, University of Chicago & Eric Schiller, Chessworks
An Autolexical Model of Variation 8:00
Richard Kayne, invited speaker, CUNY
The Status of Clitics 8:30
Saturday, April 16th
Josep M. Fontana, Ohio State University
A Variationist Account of the Development
of the Spanish "Clitic" System 9:00
Victor A. Friedman, University of Chicago
Variation and Grammaticalization in the Development of Balkanisms 9:30
H. Paul Manning, University of Chicago
Fluid Intransitivity in Middle Welsh:
Locating the Domain of Variable Marking 10:00
Richard Epstein, UCSD
Variation and Definiteness 10:30
Janet Pierrehumbert, invited speaker, Northwestern University
Knowledge of Variation 11:00
---Lunch Break---
Gregory Guy, invited speaker, York University
The Phonology of Variaion 1:00
Elizabeth C. Zoiga, Cornell University & Eloquent Technology
Categorical and Gradient Rules:
Autosegments and Gestures in Igbo Vowel Assimilations 2:00
Deborah Milam Berkley, Northwestern University
Variability in Obligatory Contour Principle Effects 2:30
Bill Reynolds & Naomi Nagy, University of Pennsylvania
Phonological Variation in Faetar: An Optimality Account 3:00
Katya Zubritskaya, University of Pennsylvania
Sound Change in Optimality Theory and the Model of Constraint "Tie" 3:30
Salikoko Mufwene, invited speaker, University of Chicago
Theoretical Linguistics and Variation Analysis: Strange Bedfellows? 4:00
---Dinner Break---
Suzanna Kemmer, Rice University, & Michael Israel, UCSD
Variation and the Usage-based Model 6:30
Donald Winford, Ohio State University
Toward a Model of Morphosyntactic Variation in a Creole Continuum 7:00
Hyeon-Seok Kang, Ohio State University
Variation in Past Marking and the Question of System
in Trinidadian English 7:30
Gillian Sankoff, invited speaker, University of Pennsylvania
To be announced 8:00
CLS Party, first floor library
(tickets must be purchased ahead of time) 9:00
For more information about the conference, please contact CLS:
clssapir.uchicago.edu