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SLE2017–50thAnnualMeeting

10–13September2017

UniversityofZURICH

COMPLETEPROGRAMME

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Venue:

Conferencerooms(Seethefloorplansintheconferenceschedule)Room correspondingto FloorPlenarySessionRoom

KOH-B-10 FloorB

Room1 KOLG201(Aula) FloorGRoom1A KOLG204 FloorGRoom2 KO2F150 FloorFRoom3 KO2F152 FloorFRoom4 KO2F153 FloorFRoom5 KO2F172 FloorFRoom6 KO2F175 FloorFRoom7 KO2F174 FloorFRoom8 KOLF109 FloorFRoom9 KOLF117 FloorFRoom10 KOLF121 FloorFRoom11 KOLH321 FloorHRoom12 KOLG217 FloorGRoom13 KOLG221 FloorGRoom14 KOLH317 FloorHRoom15 KOLE18 FloorERoom16 KOLF123 FloorF

Sunday10September2017

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SUNDAY10September201710.00-11.30PRE-CONFERENCEEXCURSION12.00-14.00REGISTRATION(MainbuildingKOL,Rämistrasse71,mainentrance)Room1:GSHistoricallinguistics

CHAIR:CarlotadeBenitoMoreno

14.00-14.25ManuelDelicadoCantero&PatríciaAmaral(Non-)factivityindiachrony:Spanishelhechodeque(‘thefactthat’)

14.30-14.55NikolaosLavidasPrescriptivismandthelimitsofdeviation:AtticizingGreekandthediachronyofpartialagreement

15.00-15.25MichelaCennamoThereanalysisofreflexivesastransitivitymodulatorsinRomanceRoom2:WS27Whyis‘why’unique?Itssyntacticandsemanticproperties

CONVENORS:GabrielaSoare,JoannaBlochowiak,LuigiRizzi,&UrShlonsky

14.00-14.25INTRODUCTION14.30-14.55GiulianoBocci,SilvioCruschina&LuigiRizziOnsomespecialpropertiesofwhyinsyntaxand

prosody15.00-15.25CaterinaBonan&UrShlonskyWhy-in-situinNorthernItalianDialectsRoom3:WS4Beyondinformationstructure

CONVENORS:DejanMatić&PavelOzerov

14.00-14.25INTRODUCTION14.30-14.55NatsukoNakagawaTwotopic-relateddevicesinJapanese:topicparticleandwordorder15.00-15.25CandideSimard&AichaBelkadiTopics,activationandcohesioninJaminjungnarrativesRoom4:GSHistoricallinguisticsandtypology

CHAIR:RikvanGijn

14.00-14.25AntoineGuillaumeTowardsareconstructionofnegationpatternsinsimplexandcomplex(coverb)constructionsinTacana(AmazonianBolivia)

14.30-14.55LjubaVeselinovaExpectationsshapinggrammar:searchingforthelinkbetweentense-aspectandnegation

15.00-15.25MatíasGuzmánNaranjo&LauraBeckerTestingtheForm-FrequencyHypothesisincasesystems

Room5:GSContactlinguistics

CHAIR:StephanSchmid

14.00-14.25SusanneMariaMichaelisAsymmetryinpathcoding:Creoledatasupportauniversaltrend14.30-14.55KarolineKühl&JanHeegårdPetersenGrammaticalgenderinHeritageArgentineDanish:

Stabilityandloss15.00-15.25HelenPladoVariationoftheconditionalmarkerinVõro:The(contact-induced)changeofthe

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Room6:WS22Thegrammarofnames

CONVENORS:AntjeDammel,JohannesHelmbrecht,DamarisNübling,BarbaraSchlücker,&ThomasStolz

14.00-14.25INTRODUCTION14.30-14.55TanjaAckermannMariensVatervs.derVaterMariens–Wordordervariationin(Early)New

HighGermanpossessiveconstructionswithpropernames15.00-15.25SaraMartinHattorsi?Theuseoffeminineandneuterformsinreferencetofemalepersonsin

LuxembourgishRoom7:WS24Vowelreductionandlossanditsphonologicalconsequences

CONVENORS:CormacAnderson&NataliaKuznetsova

14.00-14.25INTRODUCTION14.30-14.55AlexanderKrasovitskyVowelshiftandtheriseofneutralizationinNorthRussian15.00-15.25EdoardoCaviraniModelingvowelreductionbyBiPhon–thecaseofLunigianadialectsRoom8:GSPhonology

CHAIR:MagdalenaWrembel

14.00-14.25AurelijusVijunasIsaNewIPASibilantSymbolNeeded?14.30-14.55DmitryNikolaev&EitanGrossmanTowardsadistributionaltypologyofsoundchangein

Eurasia:directionalityandarealityofsoundchangesintheIEfamily15.00-15.25AnderEgurtzegiReciprocalmetathesis:Typologyandphoneticbasisofalittle-studiedprocessRoom9:WS21Revisitingdiscoursemarkersanddiscourserelationsinfunctional-cognitivespace:Modelsandapplicationsacrosslanguages,registersandgenres

CONVENORS:MaríadelosÁngelesGómezGonzález&FranciscoGonzálvezGarcía

14.00-14.25INTRODUCTION14.30-14.55AnitaFetzer&RobertM.MaierDiscourserelationsacrossdiscoursegenres:Degreesof

overtnessinargumentativeandnarrativetexts15.00-15.25MaríaDeLosÁngelesGómezGonzález,SusanaDovalSuárez&ElsaGonzálezÁlvarez

ConcessivepatternsinonlinewrittenreviewsRoom10:WS11Linguisticcategories,languagedescriptionandlinguistictypology

CONVENORS:GiorgioFrancescoArcodia&PaoloRamat

14.00-14.25INTRODUCTION14.30-14.55MartinHaspelmathTowardastandardlistofgrammaticalcomparativeconcepts:The

Grammaticon15.00-15.25Hans-HeinrichLieb'Comparativeconcepts'vs.'descriptivecategories':bridgingthegapRoom11:GSAreallinguistics

CHAIR:AndraKalnača

14.00-14.25RomanRonkoNominativeobjectstructuresinCircum-BalticLanguages14.30-14.55SandraAudersetTheinterrogative-relativepolysemyrevisited:EvidencefromIranian15.00-15.25JurgisPakerysPeriphrasticcausativesinBaltic:diachronyandarealcontext


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Room12:GSMorphologyandsyntax

CHAIR:KlaasWillems

14.00-14.25JosephLovestrandTemporaliconicity,grammaticalizationandverborderininstrumentalSVCs14.30-14.55MaximilianFrankowskyWhennounsmeetthemselves15.00-15.25EvaKosmata&BarbaraSchlückerWhen"commonnoun"meets"propernoun"Room13:WS2AdvancesindiachronicConstructionGrammar–debatingtheoreticaltenetsandopenquestions

CONVENORS:LotteSommerer&ElenaSmirnova

14.00-14.25INTRODUCTION14.30-14.55MurielNordeMorphologicalnetworksandmorphologicalchange15.00-15.25StefanHartmann&LuiseKempfSchemaunificationandmorphologicalproductivity:A

diachronicperspectiveoncomplexword-formationconstructionsRoom14:WS23Theinteractionbetweenborrowingandwordformation

CONVENORS:PiustenHacken&RenátaPanocová

14.00-14.25INTRODUCTION14.30-14.55LivioGaeta&MarcoAngsterLoanword-formationinminoritylanguages:lexicalstratain

TitschandTöitschu15.00-15.25VasilikiMakri,VasiaMouchtouri&AngelaRalliExaminingtheintegrationofborrowednouns

inimmigrantspeech:thecaseofGreek-CanadianRoom15:GSCognitivelinguistics

CHAIR:CalebEverett

14.00-14.25TanjaMortelmansTheDutchseem-typeverbblijken:fromevidentialitytomirativity?14.30-14.55MariekeSchouwstraTheemergenceofwordorderconventions:fromcognitivepreferencesto

culturalmechanismsinsilentgesture15.00-15.25LeonShor&AnnaInbarNegationacrossmodalitiesinSpokenIsraeliHebrew–Fromverbalto

gesturalcommunication15.30-16.00Coffeebreak(Foyer-west)Room1:GSHistoricallinguisticsandtypology

CHAIR:AlbertWall

16.00-16.25HansHenrichHockDoubleDirectObjectstructuresinGerman:Sychronyanddiachrony16.30-16.55IljaSeržantDifferentialobjectmarkersanddativesRoom2:WS27Whyis‘why’unique?Itssyntacticandsemanticproperties

16.00-16.25NicholasCatassoWhytheheckdoweneedtodifferentiate?NotesontheMergepositionofGerman'warum'

16.30-16.55CarloCecchetto&CaterinaDonatiWhythereisnonon-interrogativewhy


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Room3:WS4Beyondinformationstructure

16.00-16.25GersonKlumppTopicandfocuscliticsdevelopedfromcasesuffixesinKomi16.30-16.55IrinaKhomchenkovaDiscourseuseofpossessiveaffix3SGinHillMariRoom4:GSPragmatics

CHAIR:LivioGaeta

16.00-16.25MariaLauraRestivoGiusto:aneglectedfocusingadverbinpresent-dayItalian16.30-16.55ZeltiaBlanco-Suárez&MarioSerrano-LosadaAssumedevidentialexpressionswithverba

dicendi:evidencefromEnglishandFrenchRoom5:GSContactlinguistics

CHAIR:JohannaNichols

16.00-16.25DenysTeptiukRussianquotativesinUdmurtinternetcommunications16.30-16.55OdaRøsteOddenTypenounconstructions(TNCs)inNorthScandinavianandbeyond:Multiple

motivationsbehindsimilaritiesacrosslanguagesRoom6:WS22Thegrammarofnames

16.00-16.25ChristianZimmerHowsemioticpropertiesmotivatemorphologicaldifferencesbetweenpropernamesandcommonnounsinGerman

Room7:WS24Vowelreductionandlossanditsphonologicalconsequences

16.00-16.25MartinKümmelVoicelessvowelsandsyncopeinolderIndo-European?16.30-16.55ValentinVydrinVowelreductioninBamanadisyllabicfeetRoom8:GSCorpuslinguistics

CHAIR:PhilippObrist

16.00-16.25JosepE.RiberaTheoriginanddiachronicevolutionofpluraldativecliticpronounsinOldCatalan.Aqualitativeandquantitativeanalysis

16.30-16.55AnnaNedoluzhko,SarkaZikanova&EvaHajicovaAstartisalwaysastartofsomething:Unexpressedanaphoricrelationsasacohesivedevice

Room9:WS21Revisitingdiscoursemarkersanddiscourserelationsinfunctional-cognitivespace

16.00-16.25MariaSilvano,AntónioLeal&FátimaOliveiraHowtoinferrhetoricalrelationsinclausesofparticiple?Therelevanceoftemporalandaspectualinformation

16.30-16.55FranciscoJ.RuizdeMendoza&M.SandraPeñaCognitiveoperationsindiscourse:towardaunifyingaccountofmeaningconstructionacrossdescriptivelevels

Room10:WS11Linguisticcategories,languagedescriptionandlinguistictypology

16.00-16.25ZygmuntFrajzyngierTypologyoffunctionaldomains:analternativetocomparativeconcepts16.30-16.55RikvanGijn,FrancescoGardani,FlorianSommer,ManuelWidmer&BalthasarBickelKeeping

language-particularanalysis,comparisonanduniversalisttheorytogether:amultivariateapproachtomorphologyintheworld’slanguages


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Room11:GSPragmatics

CHAIR:MarianneHundt

16.00-16.25IsabelBalteiro&MiguelÁngelCampos-PardillosOh,wait,epicfailsinside!EnglishpragmaticmarkersinSpanishInternetfootballfora

Room12:GSMorphologyandsyntax

CHAIR:AnneCarlier

16.00-16.25AndrejMalchukovNominalizationsandalignment:revisitingnominalizationpatternsinergativelanguages

16.30-16.55EvaVanlier&MarlouvanRijnDifferentialpossessivemarkinginnominalizationsRoom13:WS2AdvancesindiachronicConstructionGrammar

16.00-16.25JohannaFlick&MelittaGillmannTheimpactoftokenentrenchmentongrammaticalconstructionalization

16.30-16.55DavidLorenzConvergingvariationsandtheemergenceofhorizontallinks:to-contractioninAmericanEnglish

Room14:WS23Theinteractionbetweenborrowingandwordformation

16.00-16.25MichałRzepielaInteractionbetweenBorrowing,InflectionandWordFormationinPolishMedievalLatin

16.30-16.55StefanThimVerbalprefixationin(post-)medievalEnglish:directionality,analogy,andborrowing

Room15:GSCognitivelinguistics

CHAIR:NikolaosLavidas

16.00-16.25DorisPayneTheconceptualcomplexityof‘before’16.30-16.55AlessandraBarottoListingandreformulating.Theroleofcategoriestoconstructreference17.00-17.30OPENINGSESSION(PlenarysessionroomandstreaminginRoom1)

MichaelHengartner,RectoroftheUniversityofZurichMartinHilpert,PresidentoftheSLEJohannesKabatek,LocalconferenceorganizerOlgaSpevak,SLEConferencemanagerCorineMauch,MayoressoftheCityofZurich

17.30-18.30PLENARYPRESIDENTIALADDRESS(PlenarysessionroomandstreaminginRoom1)MartinHilpert(UniversitédeNeuchâtel)Re-thinkingproductivity:AconstructionalperspectiveCHAIR:MartinHaspelmath

18.30-19.30CELEBRATIONOFTHE50THANNIVERSARYOFTHESLE(Plenarysessionroomand

streaminginRoom1) Introduction:MartinHilpert CamielHamansOriginandfirstdecadesoftheSLE DikBakkerTheLastDecadeandBeyond19.30Welcomereception(Lichthof)

Monday11September2017

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MONDAY11September2017Room1:WS18Non-linguisticcausesoflinguisticdiversity

CONVENORS:DanDediu,StevenMoran&AntonioBenítez-Burraco

9.00-9.25 INTRODUCTION9.30-9.55 CalebEverettExploringpotentialambienteffectsonlanguage:Movingclosertospeech10.00-10.25DamianBlasi,SteveMoran,AniMargvelashvili,DanDediu&ScottMoisikProbingthe

biologicalconditionsformodernphonologies:thelateemergenceoflabiodentalsRoom2:WS27Whyis‘why’unique?Itssyntacticandsemanticproperties

9.00-9.25 LisaCheng'What'as'Why'questionsinCantonese9.30-9.55 NorbertCorver'Why'(in)Dutch?10.00-10.25EditDoron&LaviWolfWhy-MarkedRhetoricalQuestionsRoom3:WS4Beyondinformationstructure

9.00-9.25 DejanMatić&KarolinaGrzechWithorwithout=mi:focus,expectationandepistemicprimacyinTenaKichwa

9.30-9.55 NadezdaChristopherBeyondInformationStructuralUseoftheKazakhparticleğoj10.00-10.25TatianaNikitinaConstructingfocusinWan:Theinteractionoffocusmarkingwithaspectand

ergativityRoom4:GSHistoricallinguistics

CHAIR:DavidPaulGerards

9.00-9.25 RichardWaltereitAnalogiesbetweenthediachronyofwh-questionsandofnegationinFrench9.30-9.55 NataliaPimenovaZwischenDeixisundAnapher:Grammatikalisierungsphasenbeimgotischen

Protoartikel10.00-10.25AnnaGiacaloneOnthehistoricaldevelopmentoftheItalianfocusparticlealmeno"atleast"Room5:GSContactlinguistics

CHAIR:MartinKümmel

9.00-9.25 EitanGrossman&StéphanePolisOverallborrowingandborrowinginbasicvocabulary:atypologicalperspectiveonlexicalchangeinAncientEgyptian-Coptic

9.30-9.55 JuliaSchultzTheInfluenceofGermanonEnglishsince1801:LexicalBorrowingsandtheirSemanticDevelopment

10.00-10.25ConstantinaFotiouDidn’tshesaytoyou:“OhmyGod!inPafos?”–Form,patternsanddiscoursefunctionsofconstructeddialogueinconversationsemployingcodeswitchingbetweenCypriotGreekandEnglish

Room6:WS22Thegrammarofnames

9.00-9.25 CorinnaHandschuhClassification,Gender-MarkingandSex-SpecificFormsofPersonalNames9.30-9.55 JessicaNowak&JavierCaroReinaGenderagreementinSpanishcitynames10.00-10.25PascalBoyeldieuPropernamesandcasemarkersinSinyar(Chad/Sudan)Room7:WS24Vowelreductionandlossanditsphonologicalconsequences

9.00-9.25 JonathanBucci&Jean-LucSchwartzAphonologicalandphoneticapproachofvowelreductioninCoratino:whereisschwaintheacousticsignal?


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9.30-9.55 NikosLiosisVowellossanddispersalasymmetriesinPropontisTsakonianascontact-inducedfeatures

10.00-10.25JelenaStojkovićInteractionofToneandVowelHeightinBCSVowelReductionRoom8:GSLanguageacquisition

CHAIR:SabineStoll

9.00-9.25 ElianeLorenzMonolingualandbilinguallearnersofEnglishasaforeignlanguage–AcasestudyofGermanandRussiannativespeakers

9.30-9.55 LucíaQuintanaHernándezTheeffectsoftelicity,dinamicityandpunctualityintheacquisitionofSpanishpastverbalmorphology

10.00-10.25SviatlanaKarpavaCross-sectionalandlongitudinalresearchonlanguageproficiencyandliteracyskillsofRussianheritagespeakersinCyprus

Room9:WS21Revisitingdiscoursemarkersanddiscourserelationsinfunctional-cognitivespace

9.00-9.25 JacquelineEvers-Vermeul&TedJ.M.SandersCoherencerelationsandconnectives:Oncognitivecategories,cross-linguisticcomparisonanddiscourseannotation

9.30-9.55 FranciscoGonzálvez-García“Bringingtogetherdiscourserelationsandgrammaticalization:Thecaseofthefamilyof“loquesediceXPCOMP”constructionsinSpanish”

10.00-10.25AneiderIzaErviti&LorenaPérezHernándezTheXanywayYandXanyhowYconstructionsacrossthecomplementary-contrastiveconstructionalfamily


9.00-9.25 KasperBoye,JessieLeighNielsen&PeterHarderUsingsemanticmapstoevaluatecomparativeconcepts

9.30-9.55 BoguslawBierwiaczonek&JoannaPaszendaSentences.Whatareyoutalkingabout10.00-10.25LucaAlfieriOntheuseofcomparativeconceptsinIndo-EuropeanLinguistics,orThetypological

definitionofthe(apparentlyhistorical)notionofrootRoom11:WS3Barenounsvs.Partitivearticles:disentanglingfunctions

CONVENORS:TabeaIhsane&ElisabethStark

9.00-9.25 INTRODUCTION9.30-9.55 BéatriceLamiroy&AnneCarlierConfigurationalityinRomanceandthedevelopmentofthe

partitivearticle10.00-10.25SilviaLuraghiThedistributionoftheItalianpartitivearticleRoom12:WS16Nichesinmorphology

CONVENORS:AnjaHasse,RikvanGijn,TaniaPaciaroni,&SandroBachmann

9.00-9.25 MarkAronoffMorphologicalnichesaretheresultofcompetitiveexclusion(keynote)9.30-9.55 AnnaRiccioAffixselectionandlogicalstructuresinItaliandeverbalnouns10.00-10.25JennyAudringCompetitionwithoutresolution:nichesinarelationallexiconRoom13:WS2AdvancesindiachronicConstructionGrammar

9.00-9.25 PeterPetre&SaraBudtsPuttingconnectionscentrestageindiachronicconstructiongrammar9.30-9.55 JosepM.FontanaConstructionalChangeandGrammaticalizationwithoutReanalysis10.00-10.25TimothyCollemanContact,constructionalpolysemyandconstructionalization:krijgen/kry

‘get’-constructionsinDutchandAfrikaans


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9.00-9.25 9.30-9.55 MariaBloch-TrojnarTheroleofborrowinginthederivationofpassivepotentialadjectivesin

Polish10.00-10.25CamielHamansHowan‘Italian’suffixbecameproductiveinGermaniclanguagesRoom15:WS9Emergingengagement:Descriptiveandtheoreticalissues

CONVENORS:HenrikBergqvist&DominiqueKnuchel

9.00-9.25 INTRODUCTION9.30-9.55 AlanRumseyAspectsofEngagementinKuWaru10.00-10.25RobertoZariquieyChildrenlearnhowtoconversefirst:engagement,addressee’sperspective

andconversationalmorphologyinKakataibochildnarrativesRoom16:GSSyntax

CHAIR:VieriSamek-Lodovici

9.00-9.25 KerstinSchwabeAstudyonembeddedinterrogativeswithmodalparticles9.30-9.55 BarbaraSonnenhauserSortingtheIrrealis:Slovenenajbetweenmoodandforce10.00-10.25LiviaSommer&KerstinSchwabeSubjectivelyveridicalpredicates,negationandantonymy10.30-11.00Coffeebreak(Foyer-west)Room1:WS18Non-linguisticcausesoflinguisticdiversity

11.00-11.25JohannaNicholsCausativizationasnon-diversity:Linguisticandnon-linguisticcauses11.30-11.55MichaelDunn&ElenaLuzhkovaTheeffectofbilingualrepresentationofmeaningonlanguage

changeRoom2:WS27Whyis‘why’unique?Itssyntacticandsemanticproperties

11.00-11.25Wei-TienDylanTsaiOnPostverbalWhy-questionsinChinese11.30-11.55BarbaraLewandowska-TomaszczykWhyconstructionsinreallife&CMCemotionalevaluative

arguments:comparableandparallelcorpusdataRoom3:WS4Beyondinformationstructure

11.00-11.25AlexeyKozlovOstensivehabitualsinRussian,Finno-Ugricandbeyond11.30-11.55ValeriaMolnarWh-questionsattheSyntax-SemanticsInterface.German-SwedishContrastsRoom4:GSHistoricallinguistics

CHAIR:TeresaFanego

11.00-11.25JakobNeelsLow-frequencygrammaticalisationandlifespanchange:InsightsfromletaloneandWilliamFaulkner

11.30-11.55MarioSerrano-LosadaAparadigminthemaking:ontheemergenceofmirativeverbsandtheroleofanalogy


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CHAIR:AgnesKolmer

11.00-11.25JelkeBloemVerbclusterwordorderinEarly-ModernFrisian11.30-11.55GuidoSeilerOntheEmergenceofGrammar-LexiconMixedLanguages:TheCaseofAmish

ShwitzerRoom6:WS22Thegrammarofnames

11.00-11.25JulietteHuberOnnouns,naturallocationsandPlaceconcepts:zero-markedtoponymsinMakalerolocativeconstructions(EastTimor)

11.30-11.55ThomasStolz,IngoH.Warnke&NataliyaLevkovychGrammaticalClassifiersvsOnymicClassifiers

Room7:WS24Vowelreductionandlossanditsphonologicalconsequences

11.00-11.25SonjaDahlgrenEvidenceforCopticvowelreductionfromL2Greekusage11.30-11.55MariaKonoshenkoVowelreductioninRussianacademicsingingRoom8:GSSyntax

CHAIR:IonGiurgea

11.00-11.25AlexandraCornilescu&AlinaTigauDativeCliticsandtheirImportinRomanianDitransitives11.30-11.55AlinaTigau&MihaelaDogaruTheRomanianEthicalDativeRoom9:WS21Revisitingdiscoursemarkersanddiscourserelationsinfunctional-cognitivespace

11.00-11.25KonradSzczesniakPredictabilityandArbitrarinessinDiscourseMarkers11.30-11.55MariaCristinaLoBaido&CaterinaMauriTheencodingofirrelevanceindiscourse:evidence

fromItalianandSicilianRoom10:WS11Linguisticcategories,languagedescriptionandlinguistictypology

11.00-11.25WaldfriedPremper&YoshikoOnoPerspectivesoftheUNITYPresearchproject:Pastandpresent

11.30-11.55TabeaReinerPragmaticcross-linguisticcategoriesRoom11:WS3Barenounsvs.Partitivearticles:disentanglingfunctions

11.00-11.25GiulianaGiustiAProtocolforindefinitedeterminersinItalo-Romancedialects11.30-11.55CarmenDobrovie-SorinPartitivearticlesversusabsenceofarticlesRoom12:WS16Nichesinmorphology

11.00-11.25GrevilleCorbettTheLexemeConsistencyPrincipleandthenicheswhereitfails11.30-11.55AlenaWitzlack-Makarevich,FernandoZúñiga&LennartBierkandtCompetitioninverbal

agreementparadigm:areconflictsresolvedinasystematicandhistoricallystableway?Room13:WS2AdvancesindiachronicConstructionGrammar

11.00-11.25GabrieleDiewaldThenotionsof“paradigm”and“paradigmformation”inthedescriptionofgrammaticalizingchangeinconstructionalmodels

11.30-11.55ElizabethClossTraugottAhorizontalnetworkapproachtothedevelopmentofditransitivesubschemasinEnglish


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11.00-11.25MagdaSevcikovaThesuffixes-ismusand-itainnounsinCzech:borrowingorderivation?11.30-11.55CarmenSchererBorrowingandloanwordformationinGermanRoom15:WS9Emergingengagement:Descriptiveandtheoreticalissues

11.00-11.25EvaSchultze-BerndtFromsharedreferencetosharedattention:thecaseofJaminjung/Ngaliwurru‘youandme’

11.30-11.55HenrikBergqvistFrompersontoengagementRoom16:GSTypology

CHAIR:JohannaBardđal

11.00-11.25LindaKonnerthTheriseoftwoinversemarkersviaantipassiveconstructions11.30-11.55NataliaCáceresArandiaFindingpassivesinYe’kwana(Cariban):toomanymightstillnotbe

enough12.00-13.00PLENARYSESSION–Plenarysessionroom NicholasEvans(AustralianNationalUniversity)Grammar,talk,andsocialcognition:

Across-linguisticstudy CHAIR:BalthasarBickel(UniversityofZurich)13.00-14.30Lunch(Mensa)Room1:WS18Non-linguisticcausesoflinguisticdiversity

14.30-14.55BalthasarBickel,DamiánBlasi,StevenMoran&BrigittePakendorfMolecularAnthropologyasawindowonlanguagecontact:diffusionprobabilitiesinphonologyandgrammar

15.00-15.25NicoleCreanza,MarcusFeldman&SohiniRamachandranAcomparisonofworldwidelinguisticandgeneticvariationinhumanpopulations

15.30-15.55TessaVerhoef,EstherWalker&TylerMarghetisCognitivebiasesandculturalevolutionintheemergenceofspace-timemappingsinlanguage

Room2:WS27Whyis‘why’unique?Itssyntacticandsemanticproperties

14.30-14.55AritzIrurtzunWhyquestionsandV2effects:evidencefromBasque15.00-15.25GabrielaSoareWhatDoWhyandHowComeTeachUsAbouttheStructureoftheLeft

Periphery?15.30-15.55RebeccaWoods&LuisVicenteMetacommunicative“why”-fragmentsandthegrammarofthe

speechactlayerRoom3:WS4Beyondinformationstructure

14.30-14.55ChrisLasseDäbritzThenon-possessiveuseofpossessivesuffixesinDolgan-Implicationsongivenness,accessibilityandidentifiability

15.00-15.25UtaReinöhlFunctionsofdiscontinuousnominalexpressionsinVedicSanskrit15.30-15.55KatharinaHaudePronominalpredicatesinMovima:cleftsorequationalclauses?


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Room4:GSSyntax

CHAIR:SandraPeña

14.30-14.55AlessandraGiorgi&SonaHaroutyunianComplementizersandcoreferenceinModernEasternArmenian

15.00-15.25AnneAbeille,AlainKihm&CheikhNdiayeGappinginWolofRoom5:GSContactandareallinguistics

CHAIR:LiljanaMitkovska

14.30-14.55Pierre-YvesModicomScalarity,degreeandepistemicity:acomparisonbetweenGermanandNorwegiandiscourseparticles

15.00-15.25AndriyDanylenkoLanguageContactandSimplification:TheCaseofBessarabianUkrainianRoom6:WS22Thegrammarofnames

14.30-14.55NataschaPomino&ElisabethStarkPropername-markingvialiaisoninFrench15.00-15.25NataliaZaninettiMacedo&GladisMassini-CagliariProsodicanalysisofforeignpropernames

inBrazilianPortuguese15.30-15.55JavierSanz&SabineArndt-LappeTheprosodyofnicknamesRoom7:WS24Vowelreductionandlossanditsphonologicalconsequences

14.30-14.55FedorRozhanskiy&ElenaMarkusTheinfluenceofvowelreductionongrammar(evidencefromminorFinnicvarietiesofIngria)

15.00-15.25MattColerVoweldeletioninMuylaq’Aymara15.30-15.55TatyanaMikhailovaMAGLICUNASvsMaglocuni:Obscuration,reductionandlossof

compositionvowelsinGoideliccompoundnamesRoom8:GSTypology

CHAIR:EkaterinaRakhilina

14.30-14.55OlgaVinogradova,EgorKashkin,MariaSidorova&DariaZhornikVerbsofClosingandOpening:TowardsaLexicalTypology

15.00-15.25DannyKalevHebrew’sConcurrenceVerbsasaUniversalPerfectPrecursor15.30-15.55EdithMoravcsikConflictresolutioningrammaticaldescriptionRoom9:WS21Revisitingdiscoursemarkersanddiscourserelationsinfunctional-cognitivespace

14.30-14.55EstefaníaAvilés&JuliaLavidBilingualannotationofdiscoursemarkersinEnglishandSpanish:acorpus-basedtranslationstudy

15.00-15.25AnnaKisielOnalittleword„a”[‘and,but’]anditscoocurencewithconnectorsinSlaviclanguages

15.30-15.55EkkehardKoenig&JingyingLiGeographicaldistanceandfunctionalsimilarity:ThecaseofGermanmalandMandarinyíxià


14.30-14.55SimoneMattiolaThenon-universalityofgrammaticalcategories:evidencefrompluractionalconstructions

15.00-15.25NicolettaPudduNominalvs.verbalreflexives:acategorialopposition?15.30-15.55FedericaDaMilanoThecategory'pronoun'inSoutheastAsianlanguages,withafocuson

Japanese


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Room11:WS3Barenounsvs.Partitivearticles:disentanglingfunctions

14.30-14.55ArtemisAlexiadou,JanaynaCarvalho&MarceloFerreiraThecontributionofgenderinbarenouns

15.00-15.25DanaePerez&AlbertWallBarenessandnominalsemanticsinAfro-Yungueño15.30-15.55UrtziEtxeberriaBareNouns,thedefinitedeterminer,andthepartitivemarker:thecaseof

BasqueRoom12:WS16Nichesinmorphology

14.30-14.55SebastianFeddenProductivenichesandsystemsofsporadicagreement15.00-15.25RachelNordlinger&JohnMansfieldMorphologicalnichesandtemplaticstructurein

Murrinhpatha15.30-15.55ZaraHarmon&VsevolodKapatsinskiExperimentalevidencefornicheseekingasaresultof

competitionincomprehensionRoom13:WS2AdvancesindiachronicConstructionGrammar

14.30-14.55MichaelPercillierAllostructionsandlanguagecontact:ThecaseofprepositionalsecondarypredicateconstructionsinMiddleEnglish

15.00-15.25FlorentPerekProductivityandschematicityinconstructionalchange15.30-15.55AlexanderZiemDiachronicpathwaysofexclamativeconstructions:aFrameNetConstructicon

approachRoom14:WS23Theinteractionbetweenborrowingandwordformation

14.30-14.55RenátaPanocová&PiustenHackenNeoclassicalcompoundsbetweenborrowingandwordformation

15.00-15.25BonifacasStundžiaCompoundcalquesinthe18thcenturyGerman-Lithuaniandictionary15.30-15.55AlinaVillalvaBorrowedroots,borrowedcompoundsRoom15:WS9Emergingengagement:Descriptiveandtheoreticalissues

14.30-14.55BrunoOlssonHowtoShowThingswithVerbs:TheMarindAbsconditive15.00-15.25FrançoiseRoseDivergingengagementexpressedbyademonstrative?15.30-15.55DominiqueKnuchelEngagementinKogidemonstratives16.00-16.30Coffeebreak(Foyer-west)Room1:WS18Non-linguisticcausesoflinguisticdiversity

16.30-16.55SeanRobertsStrategiesfordemonstratingcausallinksacrossdomains17.00-17.25ChristopheCoupéEcologicalconstraintsonlinguisticdiversityRoom2:WS27Whyis‘why’unique?Itssyntacticandsemanticproperties

16.30-16.55Theodossia-SoulaPavlidou‘Why’-interrogativesin(Greek)talk-in-interaction17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom3:WS4Beyondinformationstructure

16.30-16.55AnjaLatrouite&RobertVanValinSpecificationalpredicatesandclefting17.00-17.25DISCUSSION


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Room4:GSLanguagevariation

CHAIR:BarbaraSonnenhauser

16.30-16.55GintarėJudžentytėSomeremarksonvariationofsystemsofdemonstrativepronounsinmodernLithuaniandialects

17.00-17.25JuliaSkalaAnotherPieceofthePresentPerfectPuzzle–PastAdverbialsandthePresentPerfectinContemporaryUSAmericanEnglish

Room5:GSContactandareallinguistics

CHAIR:MariaKoptjevskajaTamm

16.30-16.55TobiasWeberDiversityofargumentcodingandtransitivityinwesternAustronesianlanguages:typologyandgeography

17.00-17.25DmitriSitchinavaMappingthecross-linguisticdistributionofpluperfectinEuropeRoom6:WS22Thegrammarofnames

16.30-16.55AndreaSansò&CaterinaMauriNames&co.Adiachronictypologyofassociativeplurals17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom7:WS24Vowelreductionandlossanditsphonologicalconsequences

16.30-16.55MerjaSaloOrthographyandphonologyinNorthernKhanty:thecaseofreducedvowels17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom8:GSTypology

CHAIR:BertCornillie

16.30-16.55EgorKashkinDefinitenessmarkinginMoksha17.00-17.25NikitaMuravyevSemanticandpragmaticpropertiesofthe'until'clausesinthreeFinno-Ugric

languagesRoom9:WS21Revisitingdiscoursemarkersanddiscourserelationsinfunctional-cognitivespace

16.30-16.55MaríaLuisaCarrio-PastorAcontrastivestudyofstrategiestoexpresscognitiveevidentialityinresearchpapers

17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom10:WS11Linguisticcategories,languagedescriptionandlinguistictypology

16.30-16.55PascalHohausSituatingEpistemicity–WeakEpistemicMeaningsandtheCaseofMight17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom11:WS3Barenounsvs.Partitivearticles:disentanglingfunctions

16.30-16.55ElviraGlaserTheriseandfallofpartitivitymarkersinGermanicvarieties17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom12:WS16Nichesinmorphology

16.30-16.55MatthewBaerman,IrinaMonich&OliverBondStableinflectionaldoubletsincovertniches17.00-17.25DISCUSSION


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Room13:WS2AdvancesindiachronicConstructionGrammar

16.30-16.55LaurenFonteyn&FreekVandeVeldeDegeneracy:theevolutionaryadvantageoftheviolationofisomorphism

17.00-17.25MartinHilpert(Discussant)Room14:WS23Theinteractionbetweenborrowingandwordformation

16.30-16.55SilviaCacchiani(Pseudo-)AnglicismsasnewclassificatoryandnamingcompoundsinItalian17.00-17.25DISCUSSION(PiustenHacken)Room15:WS9Emergingengagement:Descriptiveandtheoreticalissues

16.30-16.55StefSpronckDomainsofdefiniteness:TowardsaninstructionistparticipationgrammarofUngarinyinengagement

17.00-17.25NicholasEvans(Discussant)17.30-19.00ROUNDTABLE–Plenarysessionroom

‘LinguisticsfromSaussuretothe21stcentury’JohnE.Joseph(UniversityofEdinburgh),‘Thiseternalwanderer’:Anon-dogmaticreadingofSaussureKlaasWillems(UniversityofGhent),TheSaussureanconceptofthelinguisticsignandmodernlinguisticsEkaterinaRakhilina(MoscowHigherSchoolofEconomics),Saussureanheritage:SettingandremovingnotionalboundariesModerator:JohannesKabatek(UniversityofZurich)

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TUESDAY12September2017Room1A:WS12Linguistictypologyandcross-linguisticpsycholinguistics

CONVENORS:JamesMyers&Tsung-YingChen

9.00-9.25 INTRODUCTION9.30-9.55 AlexisDimitriadis,NatalieBoll-Avetisyan&TomFritzscheAnexperimentalstudyofthe

learnabilityadvantageofagglutinativeoverfusionalmorphologyRoom2:WS5Cognitiveapproachestocoherencerelations:Newmethodsandfindings

CONVENORS:CristinaGrisot&SandrineZufferey

9.00-9.25 TedJ.M.Sanders(keynote)Doweseekforcausalityindiscourse?Onthecognitionofcoherencerelationsandconnectives

9.30-9.55 LiesbethDegand&LudivineCribleRevisitingtheroleofsyntaxindiscoursemarkerannotationRoom3:WS14Modellingtheacquisitionofforeignlanguagespeech:Oldmeetsnew

CONVENORS:MagdalenaWrembel&KatarzynaDziubalska-Kołaczyk

9.00-9.25 KatarzynaDziubalska-Kołaczyk&MagdalenaWrembelNaturalGrowthModel:Explainingthirdlanguagephonologicalacquisition

9.30-9.55 UlrikeGutModellingnon-nativeprosodicacquisitionRoom4:GSSemantics

CHAIR:MartinHilpert

9.00-9.25 LidiaFedericaMazzitelliPossessors,recipients,goalsandsources.TheprepositionsiinthreeWestOceaniclanguagesofPapuaNewGuinea

9.30-9.55 KristelProostConstructionalgeneralizationfromacross-linguisticpointofview:ProspectivepossessionconstructionsinGermanandEnglish

Room5:GSSyntax

CHAIR:AndrejMalchukov

9.00-9.25 AnnaBondarukAccusativeanddativeExperiencersinPolish9.30-9.55 IrinaBurukinaDativeobjectverbswithembeddedinfinitivesinRussianRoom6:GSAnthropologicallinguistics

CHAIR:AnnaGiacaloneRamat

9.00-9.25 AndreyN.SobolevLanguagecontact,codeswitchingandlinguisticchangeinBalkanbilingualsymbioticsocieties

9.30-9.55 JohannesHelmbrecht,CorinnaHandschuh&AnnaPamiesTheformationofpersonnames:cross-linguisticpatternsandrules

Room7:GSSyntax

CHAIR:HansHeinrichHock

9.00-9.25 EvelynGandón-ChapelaAcorpus-basedanalysisofPost-AuxiliaryEllipsisvoicemismatchesintherecenthistoryofEnglish

9.30-9.55 AndréMüllerPre-andpostverbalauxiliariesinJinghpaw


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Room8:GSPhonology

CHAIR:AnderEgurtzegi

9.00-9.25JavierCaroReina&RenataSzczepaniakTherelevanceofvowelreductionandlossfortheprosodichierarchy

9.30-9.55GertraudFenk-OczlonSoundsymbolisminnonsensesyllables:vowelpitchmatchesmusicalpitchRoom9:GSCognitivelinguistics

CHAIR:DianaLewis

9.00-9.25 GeraintRees&JanetDecesarisLexicographyforSpecificPurposesinFunctional-CognitiveSpace9.30-9.55 YoshioEndoAcartographicapproachtothevariationinhowcomeRoom10:GSSyntaxandsemantics

CHAIR:ValériaMolnár

9.00-9.25 Abdel-RahmanAbuHelalModalqadinStandardArabic:Whereimplicativityandtimeinteracts9.30-9.55 NaSongEgophoricmarkinginSiniticlanguages:thecaseofBaodingRoom11:GSHistoricallinguistics

CHAIR:SpikeGildea

9.00-9.25 IvánIgartua&EkaitzSantaziliaAnimacyasafeatureconstrainingmorphologicalcomplexity9.30-9.55 CarloDalleCesteReconstructingearlyWesternOceanic:Whatdopreverbalsubjectmarkerstell

us?Room12:GSPragmatics

CHAIR:SeppoKittilä

9.00-9.25 EmineYararTurkishevidentialsininterrogations9.30-9.55 MarkétaJanebová&MichaelaMartínkováTheCzechParticleprý:Modal,orEvidential?Room14:GSPragmatics

CHAIR:JacekWitkoś

9.00-9.25 VolkerStruckmeier&DennisOttDiscoursestates,notsyntacticfeatureassignments,controlellipsisformation

9.30-9.55 KazuhikoFukushimaANewPerspectiveonGappedandGap-lessRelativesRoom15:WS17Non-canonicalpostverbalsubjects

CONVENORS:DeliaBentley&SilvioCruschina

9.00-9.25 ManuelLeonetti(keynote)Twotypesofpostverbalsubjects9.30-9.55 ValentinaBianchi,GiulianoBocci&SilvioCruschinaSyntacticandprosodiceffectsoflong-

distancewh-movementinItalian

10.00-11.00PLENARYSESSION–Plenarysessionroom DevyaniSharma(QueenMary,UniversityofLondon)Adynamictypologyofsyntactic

changeinPostcolonialEnglishes CHAIR:MarianneHundt(UniversityofZurich)


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11.00-11.30Coffeebreak(Foyer-west)

Room1A:WS12Linguistictypologyandcross-linguisticpsycholinguistics

11.30-11.55JenniferCulbertson&GuillaumeBraquetAuniversalharmonybiasinsyntax?Cross-linguisticexperimentalevidence

12.00-12.25JamesWhite,RenéKager,TalLinzen,GiorgosMarkopoulos,AlexanderMartin,AndrewNevins,SharonPeperkamp,KrisztinaPolgárdi,NinaTopintzi&RubenvandeVijverArtificialgrammarlearningofvowelharmonypatterns:UniversalbiasesandL1transfer

12.30-13.00SavithryNamboodiripadAcceptabilityjudgmenttasksasameasureofvariationwithinandacrosslanguageswith‘flexible’constituentorder

Room2:WS5Cognitiveapproachestocoherencerelations:Newmethodsandfindings

11.30-11.55MerelScholman&VeraDembergCrowdsourcingdiscourserelationannotations:Theinfluenceofcontextonreaders’interpretations

12.00-12.25RobertM.Maier&AnitaFetzerElicitingconnectivity:Acomparisonofthreemethodsofelicitingdataondiscourserelationsintwogenres

12.30-13.00LudivineCrible&LiesbethDegandTestinginterdependentannotationlevelsforsensedisambiguationinspokenEnglish,FrenchandPolish

Room3:WS14Modellingtheacquisitionofforeignlanguagespeech:Oldmeetsnew

11.30-11.55JoanC.MoraTheRoleofIndividualDifferencesintheAcquisitionofL2Speech12.00-12.25PiersMessumExistingmodelsofL2phonologicaldevelopmentarenotsufficientlybroad12.30-13.00NadjaKerschhofer-PuhaloThephoneticsandphonologyofsimilarityinsecondlanguage

speechperceptionRoom4:GSTypology(corpora)

CHAIR:AlenaWitzlack-Makarevich

11.30-11.55MichaelaMartinková&MarkétaJanebováBoundary-crossingmotioneventsinCzechsourceandtargettexts:Evidencefromaparallelcorpus

12.00-12.25ElsaListeLamasSensoryPathsinsatelliteandverb-framedlanguages:Acorpus-basedstudyontheirfrequencyandcomplexityinGermanandSpanish

Room5:GSSyntaxandsemantics

CHAIR:Eva-MariaRemberger

11.30-11.55MariaMolinaIdentificationalfociinHittitemarkedby=pat:semanticsandpositionintheclause

12.00-12.25PaulWidmerParticiple-likestructuresinancientandmedievalIndo-Europeanlanguages12.30-13.00SebastiàSalvàIPuigPastParticipleAgreementinMajorcanCatalan:theRelevanceofInner

AspectRoom6:GSLanguageacquisition

CHAIR:DamianBlasi

11.30-11.55MorganeJourdain,EmmanuelleCanut&KarenLahousseTheL1acquisitionofrightandleftdislocationsinFrench

12.00-12.25TeodoraRadeva-BorkNon-canonicalwordorderinL1-acquisition


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12.30-13.00DenisaBordag,AmitKirschenbaum,AndreasOpitz,MariaRogahn&ErwinTschirnerAcquisitionof(ir)regularityandsubcategorizationofverbsinacross-systemcomparisonbetweenL1andL2German

Room7:GSGrammaticalisation

CHAIR:KasperBoye

11.30-11.55DavidCorreiaSaavedraAdiachronicapproachtoquantifyinggrammaticalization12.00-12.25SuneGregersenDareandthe‘degrammaticalization’debate:Reappraisingtheevidence12.30-13.00LinlinSun&DavidCorreiaSaavedraMeasuringGrammaticalizationinChinese(Aquantitative

approachtogrammaticalizationinChineseandhowitcomparestoEnglish)Room8:GSSyntaxandsemantics

CHAIR:AlexandraSoaresRodrigues

11.30-11.55FátimaOliveira,AntónioLeal&MariaSilvanoSomeremarksonthepastparticipleinEuropeanPortuguese

12.00-12.25YvonneTreisNegativeparticiplesinKambaata(Cushitic)12.30-13.00SandraBirzerJustSyntax?OntheCo-referentialAmbiguityofRussianAdverbialParticiplesRoom9:GSCognitivelinguistics

CHAIR:HubertCuyckens

11.30-11.55AndreasMusolffFigurativequotations,ironyandsarcasm12.00-12.25LudmillaA'BeckettQuotationsasavehicleforindirectnegativecharacterisation:Casestudies

fromRussianpublicfora12.30-13.00ArieVerhagenEvidentiality,ReportedDiscourse,andGrammaticalConstructions:Thecaseof

the(Dutch)inquit-constructionRoom10:GSTypology

CHAIR:EitanGrossman

11.30-11.55DenisCreisselsConstructformofnounsintypologicalperspective12.00-12.25MariaSidorovaNumbermarkinginquantifiedexpressionsinHillMari12.30-13.00MariekeOlthofFormalcharacteristicsofincorporation:AtypologicalstudyRoom11:GSHistoricallinguistics

CHAIR:PaoloRamat

11.30-11.55LisaDücker,StefanHartmann&RenataSzczepaniakNewperspectivesontheemergenceofsentence-internalcapitalizationinGerman

12.00-12.25KarinaHighTheemergenceofGasconnegativetripartiteconstructionne…pasjamei‘never’12.30-13.00HagaySchurrThebare/partitive-markeddistinctioninRomancelanguages:ausage-based

accountRoom12:GSPragmatics

CHAIR:EvaHajičová

11.30-11.55ElenaZheltovaEvidentialstrategiesinLatin12.00-12.25BettinaZeislerEvidentiality,epistemicmodality,andspeakerattitudeinLadakhi12.30-13.00AnnaKocherNon-at-issueMeaningand(Inter)SubjectivityinIbero-RomanceEvidentialand

EpistemicModifiers


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CHAIR:NikolausRitt

11.30-11.55FerdinandvonMengdenLanguageChangewithoutInnovation12.00-12.25ShahlaQasim&AleemShakirLinguisticVariationacrossPakistaniBookBlurbs:A

MultidimensionalAnalysis12.30-13.00DavidWillisUsingsocial-mediadatatoinvestigatemorphosyntacticvariationandchangeRoom14:GSSyntax

CHAIR:AndreaSansò

11.30-11.55VirveVihman&GeorgeWalkdenExceptionstoV2inEstonianandKiezdeutsch12.00-12.25PatriciaAmaral&EliotRaynorExhaustivityinSF-clefts12.30-13.00NailyaPhilippovaNominalizationinAmriKarbiRoom15:WS17Non-canonicalpostverbalsubjects

11.30-11.55AdrianaBellettiRevisitingthecartographyof(Italian)post-verbalsubjectsfromdifferentangles

12.00-12.25AnnaCardinalettiNon-canonicalpostverbalsubjectsinItalian12.30-13.00KarenLahousseVerb-SubjectwordorderinFrench:newargumentsinfavorofanoldanalysis13.00-14.30Lunch(Mensa)14.30-16.00ANNUALMEMBERSMEETING(Plenarysessionroom)

Room1A:WS12Linguistictypologyandcross-linguisticpsycholinguistics

16.00-16.25Tsung-YingChen&JamesMyersCross-linguisticvariationinphonemicdecomposition16.30-16.55WolfgangU.Dressler,MarianneKilani-Schoch,NihanKetrez,ReiliArgus,HansBasbøll,Ineta

Dabasinskiene,JohannaJohansenIjäs,LauraKamandulyte-Merfeldiene,VictoriaKazakovskaya,LailaKjærbæk,KatharinaKorecky-Kröll,KlausLaalo,SabineSommer-Lolei,EvangeliaThomadaki&UrsulaStephanyNominalcompoundacquisitionin10languages:Psycholingisticevidencefromlexicaltypology


16.00-16.25ChristelleGillioz,PatrickLuethold,PascalGygax&SandrineZuffereyAssessingtheroleofL1transferandworkingmemoryforlearners’abilitytoprocessdiscourseconnectives

16.30-16.55JetHoek&HannahRohdeRestrictiverelativeclauseconstructionsasimplicitcoherencerelations


16.00-16.25MaciejKarpinski&KatarzynaKlessaTheperceptionofnon-nativephonologicalcategoriesinadult-directedandinfant-directedspeech:Anexperimentalstudy

16.30-16.55AnnaBalasSelectiveattentiontofeaturesinsecondandforeignlanguagevowelperceptionRoom4:WS15Newapproachestocontrastivelinguistics:Empirical&methodologicalchallenges

CONVENORS:RenataEnghels&MarliesJansegers

16.00-16.25HansBoasHowuniversalaresemanticframes?(keynote)16.30-16.55OlliSilvennoinenComparingconstructionsanddatasets:contrastivenegationinparalleland

comparablecorpora


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Room5:GSSyntax

CHAIR:AndreyN.Sobolev

16.00-16.25JacekWitkosTheperfectnon-nominativesubject:theAccusativeNumeralSubjectinPolish16.30-16.55AndraKalnača&IlzeLokmaneEllipticalinfinitiveconstructionsinLatvianRoom6:GSHistoricallinguistics

CHAIR:DenisCreissels

16.00-16.25AnnemarieVerkerk&FrancescaDiGarboCorrelatesofrestructuringinBantugendersystems16.30-16.55UrdVindenesAusage-basedapproachtodemonstrativereinforcementcyclesRoom7:GSSemantics

CHAIR:MichelaCennamo

16.00-16.25JarmilaTárnyikováApinchofingeniuity,adashofcourageandaspeckofluck:thecaseofvaguenon-numericalquantifiersdenotingsmallquantity(English-Czechinterface)

16.30-16.55MariaKoptjevskaja-Tamm,MattiMiestamo&CarlBörstellImpossiblebutnotdifficult:Atypologicalstudyoflexicalvs.derivedantonyms

Room8:WS19Participles:form,useandmeaning(PartFUM)

CONVENORS:OlgaBorik&BeritGehrke

16.00-16.25INTRODUCTION16.30-16.55KseniaShagal&DanielRossErgativityinEurope?ParticiplesinperiphrasticconstructionsRoom9:WS26When“noun”meets“noun”

CONVENORS:StevePepper&FrancescaMasini

16.00-16.25INTRODUCTION16.30-16.55BożenaCetnarowskaNoun+NounandNoun+AdjectivejuxtapositionsinPolish:syntactic

schemasemployedinbuildingphrasalnounsRoom10:WS7Definiteness,possessivityandexhaustivity:Formalizingsynchronicanddiachronicconnections

CONVENORS:AnneCarlier,CarmenDobrovie-Sorin,MoniqueDufresne,NataliaSerdobolskaya&AlexandraSimonenko

16.00-16.25INTRODUCTION16.30-16.55ChrisBarkerWhatkindofexhaustivitydodefinitesandpossessivesshare?Room11:GSMorphology

CHAIR:CinziaRussi

16.00-16.25AlexandraSoaresRodriguesNichesinderivationalmorphology:specialisationofsuffixeswithintheformationofPortuguesedeverbalnouns

16.30-16.55RossellaVarvara&RobertoZamparelliCompetitionbetweeneventnominalizationsinItalianRoom12:WS20Rethinkingevidentiality

CONVENORS:MartineBruil,BertCornillie&ManuelWidmer

16.00-16.25INTRODUCTION


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16.30-16.55SamiraVerheesEvidentialityandtheperfectintheRikwaniandZilodialectsofAndi(EastCaucasian)

Room13:GSPragmatics

CHAIR:MurielNorde

16.00-16.25DanielGutzmann&KatharinaTurgayNormalexclamationsinGerman16.30-16.55PavelOzerovDecomposing“wh-questions”inIsraeliHebrewRoom14:WS13Matterborrowingvspatternborrowinginmorphology

CONVENORS:FrancescoGardani,RikvanGijn,StefanDedio,FlorianSommer,ManuelWidmer&FlorianMatter

16.00-16.25INTRODUCTION16.30-16.55JeanetteSakelMorphologicalpatternreplicationinbilingualchildrenRoom15:WS17Non-canonicalpostverbalsubjects

16.00-16.25Eva-MarieBloomStrömPostverbalsubjectsanddefinitenessinXhosa16.30-16.55VieriSamek-LodoviciInformationstructureaffectingneg-concordwithpost-verbalsubjects17.00-17.30Coffeebreak(Foyer-west)Room1A:WS12Linguistictypologyandcross-linguisticpsycholinguistics

17.30-17.55AliceBlumenthal-Dramé&BerndKortmannCausalandconcessiverelations:Typologymeetscognition

18.00-18.25SebastianSauppe,KamalK.Choudhary,ShikhaBhattamishra,MahimaGulati,MartinMeyer&InaBornkessel-SchlesewskyTheformulationofergativesrequiresincreasedplanningeffortinHindi:Eyetrackingevidencefora“subjectpreference”insentenceproduction

18.30-18.55DISCUSSION


17.30-17.55CristinaGrisot&JoannaBlochowiakProcessingimplicitandexplicittemporalrelations:evidencefromFrench

18.00-18.25AnnaInbarCoherencerelationsinco-speechgesturesAviewfromIsraeliHebrew18.30-18.55DISCUSSION


17.30-17.55IreneLorenzini,PierMarcoBertinetto&AnnaMariaChilosiChildhoodApraxiaofSpeechoracquiringphonologyinthelackofsensorymotorinformation:Anearlyfailure

18.00-18.25TheresaMatzinger&NikolausRitt/l/-darkeninginAustrianlearnerEnglish18.30-18.55DISCUSSION

Room4:WS15Newapproachestocontrastivelinguistics:Empirical&methodologicalchallenges

17.30-17.55StellaNeumannIsGermanmorenominalthanEnglish?Evidencefromatranslationcorpus18.00-18.25Anna-MariaDeCesareWhatisthegoldstandardinexploitingmultilingualparallelcorporain

CL?Answersfromacontrastivecorpus-basedstudyoffocusingmodifiersusedintheSwissCSRreportswritteninGerman,FrenchandItalian

18.30-18.55PaulineDeBaets,LoreVandevoorde&GertDeSutterOntheusefulnessofparallelcorporaforcontrastivelinguistics.Amultivariatecorpusstudyofmeaningshiftsinthesemanticfieldofinchoativity


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Room5:GSHistoricallinguistics

CHAIR:PaulWidmer

17.30-17.55GuusKroonen,PeterAlexanderKerkhof&JóhannaBarðdalWhenPushcomestoShove;TheNeglectedRoleofHistoricalSyntaxforGermanicandIndo-EuropeanEtymology

18.00-18.25GerdCarling&ChundraCathcartContrastingmodelsofmorphosyntacticreconstruction.Acomparisonofresultsofcomparative-historicalandphylogeneticmethodsfortheIndo-Europeanfamily

18.30-18.55JanneSaarikivi&SampsaHolopainenPre-GermanicborrowingsinFinnicandthequestionofGermanicandFinniclinguistichomelands


CHAIR:DanaePerez

17.30-17.55AnnaVerschikEnglish-Estoniancode-copying:combiningcontactlinguisticandcognitiveapproach

18.00-18.25HeleenVanMol&TorstenLeuschnerGenderAssignmenttoFrenchLoanwordsinGerman:aQuantitativelyInformed,Principles-BasedApproach

18.30-18.55ChristopherShank&KoenPlevoetsUsingtheGloWbECorpusandamultifactorialanalysistoinvestigatethat/zerocomplementizervariationinWorldEnglishesforevidenceofmorphosyntacticchange(s)

Room7:GSHistoricallinguistics(Phonology)

CHAIR:NataliaKuznetsova

17.30-17.55AliceIdoneGeo-linguisticdistribution,diachronicexplanationandphonologicalconsequencesofvowellossincentralCalabriandialects

18.00-18.25SampsaHolopainenStemvowelsinProto-UralicwordsofIndo-Iranianorigin18.30-18.55AndreasBaumann,ChristinaPrömer&NikolausRittReconstructingthespreadofMiddle

Englishschwaloss


17.30-17.55Eva-MariaRembergerTheformandmeaningofparticiplesfromLatintoItaloromance:Amorphosyntacticanalysis

18.00-18.25DennisWegnerThepropertiesofperfect(ive)and(eventive)passiveparticiples:anidentityapproach

18.30-18.55LauraMigliori&JanCasalicchioThesyntaxofembeddedgerundsinRomance

Room9:WS26When“noun”meets“noun”

17.30-17.55IngaHennecke&ChristinaClasmeierConstituentplacementinrelationaladjectiveconstructionsinFrenchandPolish

18.00-18.25ArthurLaisisSomemorphologicalpeculiaritiesofBalto-Slavicbinominalsandnominalderivatives

18.30-18.55KristinKopfTheformalredistributionofbinominalnamingconstructionsinEarlyNewHighGerman

Room10:WS7Definiteness,possessivityandexhaustivity

17.30-17.55TiborLaczkoHungarianpossessorsaredefinitelydifferent18.00-18.25BarbaraEgediThefifthelement:theassociative-situationaluseinreferentialmarking18.30-18.55DominikaSkrzypekBridgingreferenceinadiachronicperspective.ThecaseofNorthGermanic


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Room11:GSMorphology

CHAIR:ElviraGlaser

17.30-17.55MartinaWernerNominalizingverbalinfinitivesinMiddleHighGermanandbeyond18.00-18.25TimurMaisakThefutureandtheprospectivewithinatense-aspectsystem:thecaseofAndi18.30-18.55PeterJuulNielsenTheDanishinfinitivemarker‘at’andthetranscategorialparadigmof

determination

Room12:WS20Rethinkingevidentiality

17.30-17.55LottaJalava,ErikaSandman&KarinaLukinManagingknowledgeandepistemicstanceinoralnarratives:Evidencefromlanguageswithevidentialandegophoricsystems

18.00-18.25MariusZempRedefiningevidentialsasindicating‘accessto’ratherthan‘sourceofinformation’18.30-18.55ManuelWidmerRethinkingtherelationshipbetweenegophoricityandevidentialityRoom13:GSPragmaticsandsemantics

CHAIR:HelleMetslang

17.30-17.55LauraBaranzini&ClaudiaRicciImperfecttenseandevidentialityinItalian:thecaseofthe“accountofanaccount”

18.00-18.25KatherineFraserExtraArgumentsinEnglish:Amulti-dimensionalperspective18.30-18.55SeppoKittiläRemarksonthedistinctionbetweeninferenceandassumptioninFinnishRoom14:WS13Matterborrowingvspatternborrowinginmorphology

17.30-17.55FelicityMeakins,JaneSimpson,SamanthaDisbray&AmandaHamiltonWhichMATtermattersinPATternborrowing?

18.00-18.25AngelaRalliMattervs.patternborrowingincompounding:evidencefromtheGreekdialectalvariety

18.30-18.55LameenSouagWhenistemplaticmorphologyborrowed?Room15:WS17Non-canonicalpostverbalsubjects

17.30-17.55IonTudorGiurgeaRomanianexpletivesandotherunexpectedpostverbalsubjectsasmarkersofaverumfocusconfiguration

18.00-18.25RivkaHalevyNemirovskyWhyModernHebrewdativeexperiencersarenotsubjects–atypologicalandconstructionalapproach

18.30-18.55JuttaHartmann&CarolineHeycock(Non-)canonicalsubjectsandagreement:SpecificationalCopularClausesinGermanic

Room16:Micro-demos

17.30-18.55DickHudson,JeanetteSakel&GraemeTrousdale:LinguisticsOlympiads(withspecialfocusontheUKLinguisticsOlympiad)ItziarOrbegozo,AneBerro&BeatrizFernández:BasqueinVariation/EuskaraBariazioan(BiV):AnonlinedatabaseonBasquemorphosyntacticvariationKarolinaGrzech:LanguageLandscape:onlinemapforpresentinglinguisticresearchMartinHaspelmath:ERC

20.00Conferencedinner(RestaurantAlbisgütli, Uetlibergstrasse341,CH-8045Zürich)

Wednesday13September2017

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WEDNESDAY13September2017Room1:WS10Firstlanguageacquisitioninthelanguagesoftheworld:Differences&similarities

CONVENORS:DamiánE.Blasi,JekaterinaMazara&SabineStoll

9.00-9.25 INTRODUCTION9.30-9.55MarisaCasillas,PenelopeBrown&StephenC.LevinsonEarlywordlearningenvironments:

EvidencefromMayanandPapuaNewGuineanhouseholdsRoom2:GSSyntax

CHAIR:AnnaBondaruk

9.00-9.25MeikePentrelNooffence:noellipsis,nosentence.Thesententialstatusof“NoX,noY”constructions

9.30-9.55 LiljanaMitkovska&EleniBužarovskaVaguenessandambiguityinpseudo-passivereflexiveconstructions:atransitionfromdecausativetopassive


CHAIR:ManuelLeonetti

9.00-9.25WilliamStandingConstructionalchangeinthelifetime:it-cleftfociasacasestudyforchangeinindividuals

9.30-9.55 HelleMetslang&KülliHabichtSocialchangeanddiachronicvariationinwrittenlanguage:interlanguage,nativelanguageorsomethingelse?


9.00-9.25 BartDefrancq&CamilleCollardIntepretingdata,howsuitedaretheyforcontrastivelinguistics?9.30-9.55 NataliaLevshinaT/VformsinEuropeanlanguages:Aquantitativestudybasedonaparallel

corpusoffilmsubtitlesRoom5:GSDiscourseanalysis

CHAIR:JarmilaTárnyiková

9.00-9.25 DanielWeissHowtodothingswithquotesinRussianparliamentarydiscourse9.30-9.55 SarkaZikanovaUnderstandingtextcoherence:ImplicitdiscourserelationsRoom6:WS6Confrontingcodeswitchingtheorieswithcorpusandexperimentaldata

CONVENORS:EvangeliaAdamou&FelicityMeakins

9.00-9.25 RenaTorresCacoullos&CatherineTravis(keynote)Code-switchingwithoutconvergence:Prosodyinpronominalsubjectexpression

9.30-9.55 KateBellamy&MCarmenParafitaCoutoGenderassignmentstrategiesinmixedPurepecha-Spanishnounphrases

Room7:WS8Ditransitiveconstructionsingermaniclanguages:Diachronicandsynchronicaspects

CONVENORS:TimothyColleman,MelanieRöthlisberger&EvaZehentner

9.00-9.25 INTRODUCTION9.30-9.55 JuanG.Vázquez-González&JóhannaBarðdalReconstructingtheDitransitiveConstructionfor

Proto-Germanic


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9.00-9.25 AneBerroBasqueadjectivalparticiplesarefunctionallyricher9.30-9.55 TillmannProssLowandhighadjectivalparticiplesinGermanRoom9:WS26When“noun”meets“noun”

9.00-9.25 AsliGürerCompoundFormationinKarachay-Balkar:Implicationsforthemarker–sI9.30-9.55 MariaRosenbergCombinedconceptsinlanguagedevelopment:EvidencefromSwedishRoom10:WS7Definiteness,possessivityandexhaustivity

9.30-9.55 Introduction2(Diachrony)Room11:WS1Accommodationinverbalandnonverbalbehavior

CONVENORS:WolfgangKesselheim&AgnesKolmer

9.00-9.25 INTRODUCTION9.30-9.55 WenlingCao,PaulFoulkes&MártonSóskuthyShort-termAccommodationofNon-native

EnglishSpeakers:APerspectiveofSecondLanguageAcquisitionRoom12:WS20Rethinkingevidentiality

9.00-9.25 BjörnWiemerReliabilityasanintermediatelayerbetweenevidentialandepistemicmeanings9.30-9.55 VivianaMasiaAnintegratedaccountofInformationStructureandEvidentiality:frompolitical

speechtohumancommunicationRoom13:WS25Whatisinamorpheme?Theoretical,experimentalandcomputationalapproachestotherelationofmeaningandforminmorphology

CONVENORS:StelaManova,HaraldHammarström,&ItamarKastner

9.00-9.25 INTRODUCTION9.30-9.55 AvaCreemers,AmyGoodwinDavies&RobertJ.WilderMorphologicalPrimingofDutch

ComplexVerbsisIndependentofSemanticTransparencyRoom14:WS13Matterborrowingvspatternborrowinginmorphology

9.00-9.25 DannyLawPatternborrowing,linguisticsimilarity,andnewcategories9.30-9.55 LucaCiucciZamucoanandtheothers:matterborrowingvs.patternborrowingintheChacoareaRoom15:WS17Non-canonicalpostverbalsubjects

9.00-9.25 HenryZamchangFominyamInvertingthesubjectinAwing9.30-9.55 MagdalenaLemusSerrano&TomDurandSplitIntransitivityandNon-canonicalSubjectOrderin

Yukuna(Arawak,Colombia)10.00-11.00POSTERSESSION–LichthofVahidehAbolhasaniZadeh&NafisehTaghvaAcousticquantitativerhythmicfeaturesofPersianpoetrySandroBachmannTypology,MotifsandGrammarofBridgeNames–APilotStudyontheBridgeNamesof

SwitzerlandGabrielaBîlbîieDisambiguatingLeftPeripheralEllipsisinRomanianPiotrCegłowskiTheextractabilityofgenitiveN-complementsanditsimplicationsforthesizeofthenominal

projectioninPolishÉvaÁgnesCsató,LarsJohanson&BirselKarakoçAmbiguous[V+V]sequencesinTurkic


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TanyaDavidyukTowardsthepolysemyofdirectionalcasemarkers:evidencefromHillMariPolinaEismontAcquisitionofmotionsemanticsinRussianOscarGarcia-Marchena&GabrielaBîlbîieARomanceperspectiveonsubordinationandfragmentsAnastasiaGareyshinaWesternMariconditionalsandtheircameraobscuraDmitryGerasimovGrammaticalizationofcompletiveinTupi-GuaranilanguagesrevisitedDuyguGoksuTheDiachronicTransformationof{-mAK}into{-mA}inGenitive-PossessiveAgreement

ContextsinTurkishAnissaHamzaAgenre-basedstudyofellipses:asyntacticrepresentationOroitzJauregi&IrantzuEpeldeNewborrowingsinchange:thecaseofaprotheticeamongBasque

speakersAnniJürine&KülliHabichtReduce,reuseandrecycle:thedevelopmentofcomplexconjunctionsand

discoursemarkersinEstonianPetrosKaratsareas&JeanetteSakelMatterloansandverbintegration:thecaseofMoseténandBritish

CypriotGreekLiudmilaKhokhlova&BorisZakharyinTheGrammaticalizationofAvertiveandProximativemeaningsin

HindiMartaKhoujaWhatisbehindDifferentialObjectMarkinginCatalan?EzequielKoile,MayaInbar&EitanGrossmanLexicalborrowingintheworld'slanguages:Aquantitative

studyofthesociolinguisticandmorphosyntacticfactorsLeonidKulikov,PeterAlexanderKerkhof,CynthiaJohnson,RolandPooth&LauraBrunoReconstructing

‘Success’inIndo-European:TherelationshipbetweenmetaphorandargumentstructureAnnaMalicka-KleparskaPolishInvoluntaryStateConstructions:anexplanationofthelimitationsonthe

adverbialmodificationStepanMatejka&FilipSmolikAcquisitionofnouninflectioninCzechNiklasMetsärantaDistinguishinginheritedvocabularyfromloansinUralicDanaNiculescu&CarmenMîrzeaVasileRomanianActiveAdjectivalParticiples–Unaccusativityand

TransitivityMiinaNorvikTheexpressionofspatialmeaningsinLivonianagainstabackgroundofEstonianandLatvianTakeshiOguroOdditiesofMonoKaRhetoricalQuestionsThomasPayneVolitionalityandaktionsarteninKagayanen,acorePhilippinelanguageIvanRoksandicAnUnderusedResource:TheRelevanceofIndigenousToponomasticsintheWestern

CaribbeanMarcelSchlechtwegSemanticnon-compositionalityanditsphoneticrealizationChristaSchneiderTheGenderoftheNumeraltwo/zwöiinBerneseGermanDanielaSchröderInsubordinationinEnglish:Afeatureofspeech?ChrisSheppardTheAcousticPropertiesofNon-NativeEnglishVowelsandtheEvaluationoftheGoodnessof

PronunciationLeonShorReferentintroductionasamulti-stepprocess–aviewfromspokenIsraeliHebrewKrzysztofStronski,JoannaTokaj&SaartjeVerbekeNon-finitesinearlyNewIndo-Aryan:amulti-layered

diachronicanalysisNafisehTaghva&EzatollahKalantariKhandaniConsideringtheEffectsofKermanDashtabvariantrhythm

onKermanDashtabinstrumentalfolkmusicrhythmAnnaVishenkova&NataliaZevakhinaVerblesskakoj-exclamativesinRussian:EvidencefromUsageDataChingduangYurayongPostposeddemonstrativeinVeps,NorthRussianandAncientNovgorodSlavic

dialects:ahistoricalcomparativeinvestigationDariaZhornik&IrinaKhomchenkovaCausativemorphologyandpainpredicatesinHillMariLenaZippCode-switchingonaBBCGujaratiradioprogramme11.00-11.30Coffeebreak(Foyer-west)


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Room1:WS10Firstlanguageacquisitioninthelanguagesoftheworld:Differences&similarities

11.30-11.55BarbaraPfeilerTheacquisitionofevidentialityinYukatekMaya12.00-12.25VictoriaKazakovskaya&ReiliArgusFirstlanguageacquisitionofepistemicmodalityin

typologicallydifferentlanguages:EvidencefromEstonianandRussian12.30-13.00AndreaTaverna&SandraWaxmanNounandverbacquisitioninyoungWichichildren:New

evidencefromanindigenousAmerindiancommunityRoom2:GSTypology

CHAIR:EdithMoravcsik

11.30-11.55ScottDeLanceyOntheNatureof“HierarchicalAlignment”12.00-12.25JamesBakerHowGeorgianis(not)likeBasque:acomparativecasestudyofsplit-SlanguagesRoom3:GSHistoricallinguistics

CHAIR:MattiMiestamo

11.30-11.55AlicjaPiotrowska&DominikaSkrzypekAdiachronicperspectiveonbarenounsinMainlandScandinavian

12.00-12.25MaciejGrabskiConstructionswithmultipleadjectivesinOldEnglish12.30-13.00SaraBudts&PeterPetréArtificialNeuralNetworksforDiachronicConstructionGrammarRoom4:WS15Newapproachestocontrastivelinguistics:Empirical&methodologicalchallenges

11.30-11.55MarliesJansegers,StefanTh.Gries&ViolaG.MiglioExploringsemanticsimilaritybetweenthreeRomancelanguages:aBehavioralProfilestudyofcross-linguisticnear-synonyms

12.00-12.25NiekVanWettereProductivityofsemi-copularconstructionsinacross-linguisticperspective12.30-13.00RuprechtvonWaldenfelsSlavicmotionverbsincontrast:aviewfromparalleltextsRoom5:GSDiscourseanalysis

CHAIR:JohannesKabatek

11.30-11.55CristinaLastresLópezConditionalclausesinfunctional-cognitivespace:EvidencefromEnglish,SpanishandFrench

12.00-12.25SamuelBourgeoisHowdiscoursemarkerscrossintowriting:Colloquializationandthedevelopmentofactually

Room6:WS6Confrontingcodeswitchingtheorieswithcorpusandexperimentaldata

11.30-11.55M.CarmenParafitaCouto&MarianneGullbergCode-switchingwithinthenounphrase–Evidencefromthreecorpora

12.00-12.25JeffreyBlokzijl,MargaretDeuchar,KevinDonnelly&M.CarmenParafitaCoutoHowcandeterminerasymmetryinmixednominalconstructionsinformlinguistictheory?

12.30-13.00AntjeEndesfelderQuick,AdBackus,ElenaLieven&MichaelTomaselloPartiallyschematicconstructionsinCode-mixingofaGerman-Englishbilingualchild

Room7:WS8Ditransitiveconstructionsingermaniclanguages:diachronicandsynchronicaspects

11.30-11.55FredrikValdesonSemanticshiftsintheSwedishditransitiveconstruction12.00-12.25PhilippRauthObjectalignmentinditransitiveconstructionsinthehistoryofGerman12.30-13.00KatarzynaSowka-PietraszewskaSyntacticrealizationoftheargumentsofpossessionchange

verbsinearlyEnglish


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11.30-11.55BjarneØrsnesOntheperformativeuseofthepastparticipleinGerman12.00-12.25PeterArkadievTwotypesofnon-agreeingparticiplesinLithuanian:Implicationsforthe

theoriesofagreementandcase12.30-13.00MartinSalzmann&GerhardSchadenOnthesyntaxandsemanticsofparticiplesinthedouble

perfectinAlemannic

Room9:WS26When“noun”meets“noun”

11.30-11.55Marie-ElainevanEgmondBinominalcompoundsinEnindhilyakwa(AOI,Gunwinyguan,Australia)

12.00-12.25AnVanLinden&FrançoiseRoseHowtodistinguishbetweennounsandclassifiersinBinominalNamingConstructions?AnswersfromtwoWesternAmazonianlanguages

12.30-13.00ÅshildNæssSixwaysfornounstomeetnounsinÄiwoo

Room10:WS7Definiteness,possessivityandexhaustivity

11.30-11.55SvetlanaToldova&AnnaVolkovaLookingforaD-layerinMoksha12.00-12.25EugeniaGrecoEncliticpossessiveconstructionsinthedialectofVerzino12.30-13.00KlausVonHeusinger&JaklinKornfiltTurkishpartitiveconstructionsandexhaustivity

Room11:WS1Accommodationinverbalandnonverbalbehavior

11.30-11.55KatherineEarnshawPhoneticAccommodationinBritishEnglish:ImplicationsforForensicSpeakerComparisons

12.00-12.25LeonardoBarónBirchenall&NoëlNguyenInfluenceofrhythmicregularityonaccommodationprocessesduringconversations


11.30-11.55JuanaI.Marin-ArreseEvidentialityandtheTAMsystemsinEnglishandSpanish:Acognitiveandcross-linguisticperspective

12.00-12.25LoisKempAnFDGanalysisofEnglishevidential-lyadverbs12.30-13.00DámasoIzquierdoAlegría&BertCornillieEvidentialityasencodingthemodeofaccess

Room13:WS25Whatisinamorpheme?Theoretical,experimental&computationalapproaches

11.30-11.55FrancescaFranzon,RosaRugani,DuniaGiomo&ChiaraZaniniEffectsofanimacyontheprocessingofmorphologicalNumber:acognitiveinheritance?Apsycholinguisticstudy

12.00-12.25VsevolodKapatsinski&ZaraHarmonEntrenchmentincomprehensionconstrainssemanticextensioninproduction

12.30-13.00RolandPfauMorphemerepairRoom14:WS13Matterborrowingvspatternborrowinginmorphology

11.30-11.55BenjaminSaadeProductivityasacross-linguisticpattern:ItalianderivationinMaltese12.00-12.25MarianneMithunBeyondtheStructuralDomain:DistributedMultiplicity12.30-13.00AnaR.LuisAcomparativeapproachtocontact-inducedmorphologicalchangeincreole

languages

Room15:WS17Non-canonicalpostverbalsubjects

11.30-11.55ClaudiaFabrizioFrompostverbaltopreverbalsubjects:OnnominalinfinitivesbetweenLatinandOldItalian

12.00-12.25FrancescoMariaCicontePostverbalsubjectsinoldItalo-Romance12.30-13.00DISCUSSION


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13.00-14.30Lunch(Mensa)Room1:WS10Firstlanguageacquisitioninthelanguagesoftheworld:Differences&similarities

14.30-14.55CynthiaPamelaAudisio&AlejandrinaCristiaDosimplesyntacticheuristicstoverbargumentstructureholdup?Atestwithspontaneouscorpora

15.00-15.25FelixEngelmann,JoannaKolak,SoniaGranlund,MartaSzreder,BenAmbridge,JulianPine,AnnaTheakston&ElenaLievenTheacquisitionofPolishandFinnishverbinflectioninaconnectionistmodel

15.30-15.55JoannaKolak,SoniaGranlund,VirveVihman,FelixEngelmann,BenAmbridge,JulianPine,AnnaTheakston&ElenaLievenAnexperimentalstudyontheacquisitionofnouncasemarkinginEstonian,FinnishandPolish

Room2:GSPsycholinguistics

CHAIR:SebastianSauppe

14.30-14.55SimoneLechnerTheAcquisitionofDistanceRelationsinDeicticDemonstrativesbySecondLanguageLearners

15.00-15.25NicolaiBostonSimonsen,LineBurholtKristensen&KasperBoyeGrammaticalwords–wordsyoudon'tsee

15.30-15.55AnnaMariaDiSciulloMerge,ExternalizationandInterfaceAsymmetriesRoom3:GSInformationstructure

CHAIR:IljaSeržant

14.30-14.55NataliaSerdobolskayaPossessivemarkersinKomi-Zyrian:topic,presupposition,ordiscoursemarkers

15.00-15.25MariaKhachaturyanRelativeclausesasaresultofcooptation:thecaseofManocorrelatives15.30-15.55CinziaRussi&ChiyoNishidaUnaccusativesentenceswithpreverbalsubjectsinSentence-focus

contextsAcorpus-basedstudyforItalianandSpanishRoom4:WS15Newapproachestocontrastivelinguistics:Empirical&methodologicalchallenges

14.30-14.55TomBossuyt&TorstenLeuschnerWhatever/wat(dan)ook/was(auch)immer:aCorpus-TriangulatingApproachtoIrrelevanceParticlesinEnglish,DutchandGerman

15.00-15.25DianaLewisContrastiveanalysisofdiscourseconstructionsusingcomparablecorpora:acasestudyacrossFrenchandEnglish

15.30-15.55ÅkeVibergCutting,breaking,creatingandrepairinginSwedishandEnglishRoom5:GSDiscourseanalysis(discoursemarkers)

CHAIR:FernandoZúñiga

14.30-14.55AnnaCermakova,ZuzanaKomrsková,MarieKoprivova&PetraPoukarovaDiscourse/pragmaticmarkersinspokenandwrittenCzech

15.00-15.25MargaritaBorregueroZuloaga&IlariaFiorentiniDiscoursemarkersinreportedspeech15.30-15.55AlbertAlvarezGonzalezFromdiscoursetosyntax:Theuseofthediscoursemarkerbweinthe

creationofinterclausalconnectivesinYaqui(Uto-Aztecan)Room6:WS6Confrontingcodeswitchingtheorieswithcorpusandexperimentaldata

14.30-14.55BarbaraBullock&AlmeidaJacquelineToribioModelingbilingualcorporatotestsyntacticconstraintsoncode-switching

15.00-15.25BoglárkaJanurik,NikoPartanen&SimoKanteleThreeUraliclanguagesandRussianwalkintoabar:exploringthecontactsituation


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15.30-15.55JillVaughanEnduringandcontemporarycodeswitchingpracticesinnorthernAustraliaRoom7:WS8DitransitiveconstructionsinGermaniclanguages:diachronicandsynchronicaspects

14.30-14.55RichardInghamThemiddleEnglishprepositionaldative:grammaticalisationandcontactwithFrench

15.00-15.25JohannaGerwinDialectalditransitivepatternsinBritishEnglish15.30-15.55HildeDeVaere,LudovicDeCuypere&KlaasWillemsTheditransitivealternationinpresent-

dayGerman.AcorpusbasedinvestigationofgebenRoom8:WS19Participles:form,useandmeaning(PartFUM)

14.30-14.55LenaIbnbariParticipialrelativesinRussian:internalstructureandfeatureresolution15.00-15.25AnnaVolkovaSyntacticstructureofparticipialrelativeclauses15.30-15.55DanielRoss&KseniaShagalHowsimilarareconverbsandparticiplescross-linguistically?Room9:WS26When“noun”meets“noun”

14.30-14.55VilmaZubaitienė&GintarėJudžentytėNoun+nounsequencesinLithuanian:medicalandlegaldiscourses

15.00-15.25ChiaraNaccarato&ShanshanHuangComplexnominalsdenotinginstruments:acontrastiveperspective

15.30-15.55StevePepperSemanticrelationsinbinominallexemes:Across-linguisticsurveyRoom10:WS7Definiteness,possessivityandexhaustivity

14.30-14.55AndreasHölzlAtypologyofpossessioninTungusic15.00-15.25HelenHint,TiinaNahkola&RenatePajusaluWithorwithoutarticles?Contrasting

determinersinEstonianandFinnish15.30-15.55SvetlanaToldova&PolinaPleshakTheinteractionofpossessiveanddefinitenoundeclinations

inMokshaRoom11:WS1Accommodationinverbalandnonverbalbehavior

14.30-14.55HeikeOrtnerAccommodationinProfessionalInstructionsofMovement:AMultimodalAnalysis15.30-15.55SayaIke&JeanMulderPragmaticAccommodationinBackchannelSequencesinELF

Interactions

16.30-16.55HessaAl-BishiAppropriatenessofnonverbalgreetingbehavioursofSaudisojournersinEnglish-speakingcountries


14.30-14.55MartineBruilOncomparingevidentials15.00-15.25KarolinaGrzechEvidencefromdiscourse:Corpus-basedmethodologyofdescribingan

analysingthe‘evidential’markersinTenaKichwa15.30-15.55JavierCarol&AndrésPabloSalanovaOnmirativeevidentialsRoom13:WS25Whatisinamorpheme?Theoretical,experimental&computationalapproaches

14.30-14.55GereonMuellerDeponentMorphemes:ACaseStudyofLinkersinGermanCompounds15.00-15.25EkaterinaLyutikova&SergeiTatevosovDoingformandmeaninginafield:afewreflections

onBuriatandNenets15.30-15.55BorjaHerceFormswith(out)meaning:Whatcanwelearnfrommorphomes


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Room14:WS13Matterborrowingvspatternborrowinginmorphology

14.30-14.55KirillKozhanov&PeterArkadievHowmuchpattern-borrowingdoesmatter-borrowingpresuppose?AstudyofSlavicverbalprefixesincontact

15.00-15.25AlexanderRusakov&MariaMorozovaMatterandpatternborrowing:betweenandbeyond15.30-15.55DariaBikina&AlexeyKozlovMatterborrowingfollowedbypatternborrowing:evidencefrom

MokshaMordvinandBesermanUdmurtRoom15:GSSyntax

CHAIR:UrShlonsky

14.30-14.55LekoNedzad,NerminaCordalija&IvanaJovovicPostverbalconjoinedsubjectsandfirstconjunctagreementinBosnian/Croatian/Serbian:Anexperimentalstudy

15.00-15.25MihaelaIlioaia&MarleenVanPeteghemMi-edordetineorhowapost-verbalsubjectturnsintoapredicate

15.30-15.55SilviaSchaeferAnexperimentalstudyontheDefinitenessEffectinItalianandGreek16.00-16.30Coffeebreak(Foyer-west)Room1:WS10Firstlanguageacquisitioninthelanguagesoftheworld:Differences&similarities

16.30-16.55DISCUSSION17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom3:GSSyntax

CHAIR:RichardWaltereit

16.30-16.55KarinBeijeringSemi-insubordination,insubordinationandsubordination:interrelationsandterminologicalissues

17.00-17.25NgumMeyuhnsiNjende&KristinDavidseOntheconstructionalstatusofEnglishenumeratingthere-clausesandthere-clefts


16.30-16.55DISCUSSION17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom5:GSDiscourseanalysis(discoursemarkers)

CHAIR:OlgaSpevak

16.30-16.55StevenSchoonjansWh-IAWstructuresinGermanandhowtheyrelatetomodalparticles17.00-17.25MaryamS.Ghiasian&ZeinabHaghdustDiscourseCohesionandPronounResolutioninPersian

ReferringExpressionsRoom6:WS6Confrontingcodeswitchingtheorieswithcorpusandexperimentaldata

16.30-16.55NikolayHakimovVerbinsertionsinRussian-Germancode-switching:Reconcilingtendenciesandexceptions

17.00-17.25DISCUSSION


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Room7:WS8DitransitiveconstructionsinGermaniclanguages:diachronicandsynchronicaspects

16.30-16.55AlinaKholodova,CarolineRowland,ShanleyAllen&MichellePeterDitransitivesyntacticpriminginabiasedlanguage:Investigatingabstractrepresentationsoverdevelopment

17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom8:WS19Participles:form,useandmeaning(PartFUM)

16.30-16.55DISCUSSION17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom9:WS26When“noun”meets“noun”

16.30-16.55MartinHaspelmath(discussant)17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom10:WS7Definiteness,possessivityandexhaustivity

16.30-16.55ChristinaRingelRelatingdefinitenessandexhaustivitytopossessioninanendangeredIndigenouslanguageofAustralia

17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom11:WS1Accommodationinverbalandnonverbalbehavior

16.30-16.55DISCUSSION17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom12:WS20Rethinkingevidentiality

16.30-16.55BerendHoff,SpikeGildea&Racquel-MaríaSapiénBetweenEvidentiality,Immediacy,andEpistemicCertaintyinKari’nja

17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom13:WS25Whatisinamorpheme?Theoretical,experimental&computationalapproaches

16.30-16.55TarasZakharkoMiningcorporaforform-meaningassociations:perspectivesforcorpus-driventypology

17.00-17.25DISCUSSIONRoom14:WS13Matterborrowingvspatternborrowinginmorphology

16.30-16.55DISCUSSION17.00-17.25DISCUSSION

Room15:GSSyntax

CHAIR:SilvioCruschina

16.30-16.55ErwinRonaldKomen&RobertD.BugenhagenPost-verbalpronominalsubjectsinChechenandIngush

17.00-17.25AdinaCameliaBleotuUpwardAgreeversusDownwardAgree.TheCaseofPostverbalSubjectsinExistentialSentencesinRomanian

18.00-18.30CLOSINGSESSIONandBESTPRESENTATIONAWARDS(Plenarysessionroom)

18.30 CITYWALK(meetingpoint:infrontofthemainbuilding,Rämistrasse71)

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