| Time |
Session 1 |
Session 2 |
| 8:30–9:00 |
Registration and breakfast
ILC, 1st floor |
| 9:00–9:15 |
Opening remarks
ILC N151 |
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ILC N151
Case & Agreement I
Chair: Sakshi Bhatia |
ILC S140Semantics I
Chair: Hsin-Lun Huang |
| 09:15–9:45 |
Philipp Weisser
Why there is no such thing as Closest Conjunct Case |
Masha Esipova
Contrast and distributivity in the semantics of alternation |
| 9:45–10:15 |
Laura Kalin
Dropping the F bomb: An argument for valued features as derivational time bombs |
Luka Crnic
More on less |
| 10:15–10:30 |
Break |
|
Case & Agreement II
Chair: Stefan Keine |
Semantics II
Chair: Jon Ander Mendia |
| 10:30–11:00 |
Will Oxford
Person dissimilation in the derivation of agreement alternations |
Christopher Davis
Evidentiality, Maximize Presupposition, and Gricean Quality in Okinawan |
| 11:00–11:30 |
Yining Nie
Why is there NOM-NOM but no ERG-ERG? |
Vincent Rouillard and Bernhard Schwarz
Epistemic Narrowing from Maximize Presupposition |
| 11:30–12:45 |
Poster session
Linguistics department, ILC, 4th floor |
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Natalia Slioussar
Better plurals than genuine plurals: syncretism and grammaticality illusions in number agreement |
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Diogo Almeida and Matthew Tucker
The complex structure of errors and the independent visibility of phi-features: Deriving grammatical and markedness asymmetry effects in agreement attraction |
|
Vera Gor
Acceptable but Ungrammatical in Comparison: Overriding Principle C Violations in Comparatives |
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Dustin Chacón and Nikhil Lakhani
Resumptive pronouns affect later filler-gap dependency processing |
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Ivona Kucerova
On labeling of DP coordinations and the lack of phi-feature resolution in syntactic Agree |
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Kenyon Branan
Dependent Case as a licenser in Kikuyu |
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Sam Zukoff
Arabic Nonconcatenative Morphology and the Syntax-Phonology Interface |
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Wendell Kimper
Alien Phonotactics: What can science fiction tell us about implicit knowledge |
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Itai Bassi and Moshe E. Bar-Lev.
A unified existential semantics for Bare Conditionals |
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Peter Jenks and Hannah Sande
Case and caselessness in Moro |
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Jess H.-K. Law and Kristen Syrett
Experimental evidence for the discourse potential of bare nouns in Mandarin |
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Annemarie van Dooren
Priority necessity modals and their complements |
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Milena Sisovics
Permission and irony: the case of German “duerfen” |
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Rahul Balusu
PPI effects with an NPI/FCI in Telugu |
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Ezer Rasin
Resumptive pronouns across components: evidence from Hebrew |
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Alex Drummond and Junko Shimoyama
Complex degrees and an unexpected comparative interpretation |
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Yihui Quek and Aron Hirsch
Separating focus meanings and focus forms in Standard and Colloquial Singapore English |
|
Ken Hiraiwa
Labeling Roots and Pronouns |
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David Adger, Alex Drummond, David Hall and Coppe van Urk
Deconstructing Condition C Reconstruction |
|
Jeffrey Geiger and Ming Xiang
“Context can!”: Contextual accommodation in exophoric and anaphoric verb phrase ellipses |
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Kazuko Yatsushiro, Uli Sauerland and Artemis Alexiadou
Testing Plural Unmarkedness Across Languages |
|
Nora Boneh and Lea Nash
On datives between P and APPL |
|
Yu’an Yang and Ying Liu
Exhaustivity in Mandarin: Evidence from L1 acquisition |
| 12:45–13:45 |
Lunch (on your own) |
|
Herter 227
Binding
Chair: Rudmila Rodica Ivan |
Herter 231
Syntax & Semantics I
Chair: Carolyn Anderson |
| 13:45–14:15 |
Isabelle Charnavel and Dominique Sportiche
Icelandic sig: a standard anaphor, after all |
Emily Hanink and Ryan Bochnak
Factivity and two types of embedded clauses in Washo |
| 14:15–14:45 |
Emily Clem
Two types of binding: Evidence from Tswefap pronominals |
Hiromune Oda
Two Types of the Coordinate Structure Constraint and Rescue by PF Deletion |
| 14:45–15:00 |
Break |
|
Special Session: Grammatical Illusions
Chair: Lyn Frazier |
Syntax & Semantics II
Chair: Nicholas LaCara |
| 15:00–15:30 |
Shayne Sloggett and Brian Dillon
When errors aren’t: How comprehenders selectively violate Binding Theory |
Alexander Williams and Jeffrey J. Green
Why Implicit Control cannot be a syntactic or semantic relation between arguments |
| 15:30–16:00 |
Nayoun Kim, Kathleen Hall and Masaya Yoshida
Grammatical Illusions in Locative constructions |
Margaret Kroll and Deniz Rudin
Licensing and Interpretation: A Comprehensive Theory of Sluicing |
| 16:00–16:15 |
Break |
|
Special Session: Grammatical Illusions
Chair: Lyn Frazier |
Syntax I
Chair: Amy Rose Deal |
| 16:15–16:45 |
Kevin Mullin
Phonotactically-mediated Spectral Contrast and a Parallel Perception Grammar |
Tim Hunter and David Potter
Distinguishing approaches to island insensitivity |
| 16:45–17:15 |
Ellen O’Connor
The Accidental Ambiguity of Inversion Illusions |
Stefan Keine
Weak crossover obviation and Principle C amnesty have distinct sources |
| 17:15–17:30 |
Break |
17:30–18:30 |
ILC N151
Cleo Condoravdi
Conditional Imperatives and Endorsement
(joint work with Sven Lauer) |
| Time |
Session 1 |
Session 2 |
| 8:30–9:00 |
Registration and breakfast
ILC, 1st floor |
|
ILC S240
Special Session: Linearization
Chair: Kyle Johnson |
ILC S131
Phonology I
Chair: Ivy Hauser |
09:00–09:30 |
Daniel Edmiston and Eric Potsdam
Linearization at PF: Evidence from Malagasy Extraposition |
William G. Bennett and Natalie Delbusso
Typological consequences of ABCD constraint forms |
09:30–10:00 |
Lauren Clemens and Jessica Coon
VOS two ways: A unified account of V1 order in Mayan |
Guilherme Garcia
Grammar trumps lexicon: Typologically inconsistent weight effects are not generalized |
10:00–10:15 |
Break |
|
Special Session: Linearization
Chair: Kyle Johnson |
Phonology II
Chair: Coral Hughto |
10:15–10:45 |
Hedde Zeijlstra
Explaining FOFC without the LCA |
Brian Smith and Claire Moore-Cantwell
Emergent idiosyncracy in English comparatives |
10:45–11:15 |
Martin Salzmann
Displaced morphology in German: New evidence for post-syntactic morphology |
Jeffrey Adler and Jesse Zymet
Irreducible parallelism in process interactions |
11:15–11:30 |
Break |
11:30–12:30 |
ILC N151
Gaja Jarosz
Refining UG: Connecting Phonological Theory and Learning |
12:30–14:00 |
Lunch (provided) and Poster session
Linguistics department, ILC, 4th floor |
|
Andrew Weir
Ellipsis in ‘DP be CP’ constructions and the syntax of embedded fragments |
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Anton Karl Ingason and Einar Freyr Sigurdsson
The interaction of adjectival structure, concord and affixation |
|
Jessica Coon, Stefan Keine and Michael Wagner
Hierarchy effects in copular constructions: The PCC corner of German |
|
William Kruger
EPP and (Anti-)That-Trace Effects: No More Weak-T |
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Theodore Levin
Distinguishing object agreement and clitic doubling in Noun Incorporation constructions |
|
Maria Kouneli
The morphological expression of nominal number in Kalenjin |
|
Irina Monich, Matthew Baerman and Bert Remijsen
Vowel Length in Nuer |
|
Eva Zimmermann
Reduplication as fission: The argument from multiple reduplication |
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Caitlin Smith
Harmony Triggering as a Segmental Property |
|
Imke Kruitwagen, Eva B. Poortman and Yoad Winter
Reciprocal Verbs as Collective Predicate Concepts |
|
Scott Grimm and Beth Levin
Artifact Nouns: Reference and Countability |
|
Michela Ippolito
Indefinite Pronouns |
|
Cara Feldscher
States and degrees: Additive again |
|
Andreas Walker
Local similarity and the two readings of counterfactual donkey sentences |
|
Isabelle Charnavel
Perspective on Causal Clauses |
|
Nagarajan Selvanathan
Reflexive Connectivity in Copular Clauses and Identity Functions |
|
Emily Hanink
Internally headed relative clauses in Washo: how to escape the indefiniteness restriction |
|
Shoichi Takahashi and Ohtaka Akane
A Lacuna in Adjunct Extraposition |
|
Lea Nash
Nominal splits and structure of pronominal arguments |
|
Nina Radkevich
Case mismatches in Lak in ellipsis and gapping |
|
Shih-Yueh Jeff Lin
Ulivelivek Wh1 as the Pseudocleft |
|
Petr Kusliy
On an incompatibility between tenses and temporal adverbs |
|
Akihiko Arano
Multiple Scrambling, Headless vP-Movement, and Cyclic Linearization |
|
Elena Callegari
A Flexible Account of the Distribution of Different Types of Topics |
|
Anna Volkova
The architecture of relative clauses: evidence from reflexives |
|
Laura Grestenberger
“Strict” adjacency and voice allomorphy in Classical Greek passives |
|
ILC S240
Syntax–Semantics Interface I
Chair: Ethan Poole |
ILC S131
Morphology & Syntax I
Chair: Leland Kusmer |
14:00–14:30 |
Patrick Elliott, Nathan Klinedinst, Yasutada Sudo and Wataru Uegaki
Predicates of relevance and theories of question embedding |
Hannah Sande
Process morphology in a realizational theory |
14:30–15:00 |
Marie-Christine Meyer and Uli Sauerland
Covert Across-the-Board Movement Revisited |
Ksenia Bogomolets, Paula Fenger and Adrian Stegovec
Arapho, the English of Algonquian: V-C movement and its effects on agreement paradigms |
15:00–15:30 |
Hadas Kotek
Movement and alternatives don’t mix: A new look at wh-intervention effects |
Lindley Winchester
Morphosyntactic Features and Contextual Allomorphy: Evidence from Modern Standard Arabic |
15:30–15:45 |
Break |
|
Syntax II
Chair: Thuy Bui |
Experimental Semantics
Chair: Alexander Göbel |
15:45–16:15 |
Coppe van Urk
Phase impenetrability and resumption in Dinka |
Maribel Romero, Anja Arnhold, Bettina Braun and Filippo Domaneschi
Negative Polar Question Types in English |
16:15–16:45 |
Amy Rose Deal
Covert hyperraising to object |
Jeremy Zehr, Aron Hirsch, Hezekiah Akiva Bacovcin and Florian Schwarz
Priming local accommodation of hard triggers in disjunction |
16:45–17:15 |
Sjef Barbiers
Restructuring Bridges |
Yimei Xiang and Alexandre Cremers
Mentions-some readings of plural-marked questions: Experimental evidence |
17:15–17:30 |
Break |
17:30–18:30 |
ILC N151
Klaus Abels
On the syntax of multiple sluicing
(joint work with Veneeta Dayal) |
19:00–1:00 |
Conference Dinner
Student Union (across from the ILC) |
