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32. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaft, Berlin 2010
Programm der Arbeitsgruppen
AG 1
Subordination: diachron und dialektal
(Subordination from a Diachronic and Dialectal Perspective)
Katrin Axel & Ulrike Demske
Die AG 1 findet statt in Raum 1.201 (Dorotheenstr. 24, rechtes Haus 1)
Mittwoch, 24. Februar 2010
14.00–14.30
14.30–15.00
15.00–15.30
15.30–16.00
16.00–16.30
16.30–17.00
17.00–17.30
17.30–18.00
18.00–18.30
Claudia Bucheli Berger & Martin Salzmann
Alemannic go/gi as a non-canonical marker of subordination –
verb doubling or complementizer?
Oliver Schallert
Infinitival complement clauses in Alemannic
Sara K. Hayden
Relative clauses in Pennsylvania German
Merab Geguchadze
Einige diachrone und dialektale Aspekte der Relativsatzbildung im
Georgischen
Kaffeepause · Coffee break
Roland Meyer
The C system of relatives and complement clauses in the history of
Slavonic languages
Olga M. Mladenova
From ±finiteness to connectors: A Bulgarian scenario of
morphosyntactic change
Emanuela Sanfelici & Cristina Bertoncin
The syntax-semantics interface of non-finite clauses in Irish and
Basque: a diachronic perspective
Chris Reintges
In between coordination and subordination: The case of the Coptic
Egyptian conjunctive
1
AG 1
Donnerstag, 25. Februar 2010
9.00–9.30
9.30–10.00
10.00–10.30
10.30–11.00
Robert Truswell
Syntactic and semantic dependencies in Early Modern English
relative clauses
Ulyana Senyuk
Zum Status der durch d-Wörter eingeleiteten Sätze im
Frühneuhochdeutschen
Augustin Speyer
Zur Integriertheit kausaler (Neben-) Sätze im
Frühneuhochdeutschen
Svetlana Petrova
(Non)veridicality and sentential complementation in the history of
German
11.00–11.30
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
Jackie Nordström
Complementizers and propositional modality
Anna Martowicz
From markers of mood to markers of conditionality and purpose:
Remarks on grammaticalization
Kerstin Schwabe & Robert Fittler
Conditionals as indirect complements
Freitag, 26. Februar 2010
11.30–12.30
12.30–13.00
13.00–13.30
Elly van Gelderen
The CP-cycle: Increasing subordination
Peter Öhl
Romanische und germanische Subjunktionen in einem
ökonomiebasierten Modell syntaktischen Wandels
Ulrike Demske
Subordinationsmarker im Deutschen: Zur Geschichte
hypothetischer Vergleichssätze
2
AG 2
Quirky Vorfeld Phenomena:
Empirically-Driven Approaches to Theoretical Challenges
Felix Bildhauer / Philippa Cook
Felix Bildhauer / Philippa Cook
14.00–14.30
Introduction
Roland Schäfer
14.30–15.00
On exceptional Vorfeldbesetzung
Ellen Brandner / Martina Penke
15.00–15.30 Evidence from agrammatism for a non-uniform Left Periphery in
German
Sören Schalowski / Ulrike Freywald / Heike Wiese
15.30–16.00 The Vorfeld in Kiezdeutsch. Analyses of the interplay between
syntax and information structure
16.00–16.30
16.30–17.00
17.00–18.00
18.00–18.30
Stefanie Dipper / Heike Zinsmeister
Corpus-based investigatons of the German Vorfeld
Hilde Sollid / Kristin M. Eide
Norwegian is a V3 language
Andreas Pankau
Wh-Copying in German and its theoretical implications
9.00–9.30
9.30–10.00
10.00–11.00
11.00–11.30
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
Katerina Stathi
Doppelte Vorfeldbesetzung bei zweiteiligen VP-Idiomen des
Deutschen: eine korpusbasierte Analyse
Arne Zeschel
Idiomaticity and multiple fronting in German
Geert Stuyckens
The two Vorfelder of SGF-Coordination in German. A construction-grammar inspired corpus-based analysis
Vera Lee-Schoenfeld
German “VP”-fronting: A matter of syntax?
Discussion
3
AG 3
Konzeptualisierung von Raum:
Morphosyntax und Semantik spatialer Relatoren
Antje Casaretto, Silvia Kutscher
Frank Kammerzell / Eliese-Sophia Lincke
14.00–14.30
Differential Locative Marking im Ägyptischen
Camilla Di Biase-Dyson / Daniel Werning
Ancient Egyptian spatial prepositions from topological,
14.30–15.00
diachronic and contextual perspectives. Typological contributions
from a dead language
Wojciech Lewandowski
15.00–15.30
Two strategies for expressing directionality in Polish
Martin Thiering
15.30–16.00
Language-specific variation in spatial semantics
16.00–16.30
16.30–17.00
17.00–17.30
17.30–18.00
18.00–18.30
Ralf-Peter Ritter
Zum ungarischen Typ ki az ablakon ‚aus dem Fenster‘
Anna Sörés
Spatial relators in Hungarian: processes of grammaticalization
Diana Forker
The spatial case system of the Tsezic languages
Olga Thomason
Imbalances in prepositional expression of spatial relations
4
AG 3
9.00–9.30
9.30–10.00
10.00–10.30
10.30–11.00
Jürgen Bohnemeyer
The grammars of parts and wholes in Yucatec: Volumes, surfaces,
and curvature extremes
Joost Zwarts
On virtual grounds: Distances and durations as objects of
prepositions
Daniel Hole
Landmarks in event semantics
Anatol Stefanowitsch / Juliana Goschler
Pleonastic directionals in German: A cognitive grammar analysis
11.00–11.30
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
Claudia Bucheli
Kreolisierung des Raumkonzepts: Wenn Afrika und Europa in der
Karibik aufeinandertreffen
Theresa Hanske
Spatial relators in Vietnamese
Enoch O. Aboh / Roland Pfau
Spatial adpositions in sign languages
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
13.00–13.30
13.30–14.00
Rusudan Asatiani
Dynamic conceptual model of the linguistic structuring of space:
Georgian preverbs
Tatiana Nikitina
Spatial adpositions in Indo-European and Mande: A case study in
diachronic typology
Tafseer Ahmed / Miriam Butt / Ashwini Deo
Development of spatial markers in Indo-Aryan languages
Cyril Brosch
Vom Adverb zur Adposition im Hethitischen – oder doch nicht?
Antje Casaretto / Carolin Schneider
Syntax und Funktion der Lokalpartikeln im Vedischen
5
AG 4 (Kurz-AG)
Indefiniteness Crosslinguistically
Cornelia Ebert / Ljudmila Geist
10.00–10.30
10.30–11.00
11.00–11.30
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
Cornelia Ebert / Ljudmila Geist
Introduction
Gerhard Schaden
The distribution of Southern German indefinites, and their
diachronic evolution
Ana Aguilar / Maria Aloni / Angelika Port / Katrin Schulz / Radek
Simik
Free choice items as fossils
Johan van der Auwera / Lauren Van Alsenoy
Mapping the any’s of English, German, and Dutch
Malte Zimmermann / Mira Grubic
The expression of indefiniteness in Hausa
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
13.00–13.30
13.30–14.00
Ileana Comorovski
Indefiniteness and the information structure of constituent
questions
Angelika Port
Epistemic specificity and knowledge
Luis Alonso-Ovalle / Paula Menéndez-Benito
Plural epistemic indefinites
Ivan Kapitonov
Indefinite pronouns in Adyghe: formal aspects
Luisa Martí
Decomposing indefinite pseudo-scope
Alternates
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Sofiana Chiriacescu
The “presentative” function of indefinite markers in Romanian, English and German
Anamaria Falaus
On some singular indefinites
Luis Vicente
Indefinites and the expression of reciprocity in Spanish
Tine Breban / Kristin Davidse
Grammaticalization processes in the development of indefinite determiners in English
6
AG 5
Von der Schrift zur Sprache
Der Einfluss der Schrift auf die Beschreibung und den Gebrauch der
Sprache
Nanna Fuhrhop / Jörg Peters
14.00–14.30
14.30–15.30
15.30–16.00
16.00–16.30
16.30–17.30
17.30–18.00
18.00–18.30
Nanna Fuhrhop / Jörg Peters
Einführung
Timo B. Röttger / Martin Evertz / Beatrice Primus
Schriftinduzierter Wortakzent
Franziska Buchmann
Die Funktion der Wortzeichen (für den Leser)
Kaffeepause
Hartmut Günther
Wie das ABC das alphabetische Prinzip außer Kraft setzt und was
daraus folgt
Sonja Häffner / Elisabeth Birk
Wortbegriff und Schriftsystem. Zum Problem des Wortbegriffs im
Deutschen und im Japanischen
Kristian Berg
Zum Einfluss der Schrift auf die niederdeutsche
Grammatikschreibung
7
AG 5
9.00–9.30
9.30–10.30
10.30–11.00
Ursula Bredel
Wörter im Kopf – und auf dem Papier
Christa Röber
Von der Schrift zur Sprache: Der Einfluss der Schrift auf die
Beschreibung und den Gebrauch der Sprache
Constanze Weth
Graphematische Lösungsräume zwischen der deutschen und der
französischen Orthographie. Französische Schreibungen
deutschsprachiger Grundschüler
11.00–11.30
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
Kaffeepause
Matthias Marschall
Schrift als Rationalisierung von Sprache und ihre Naturalisierung
Dörte Borchers
Verschriftung und Sprachwandel: Koĩc (Sunwar; Ostnepal)
Matthias Fritz
Konvergenz und Diskrepanz von Schrift und Sprache in den
beiden Standardvarietäten des Armenischen
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
13.00–13.30
13.30–14.00
Monika Budde
Sprachwissenschaftliche Begriffe und ihre Extensionen:
Medienunabhängige Definitionen und medienspezifische
Identifikationen
Theresa Heyd
Sprachwandel im und durch das Internet:
Drei Fallbeispiele zwischen Mündlichkeit und Schriftlichkeit
Jan-Henning Nix / Guido Nottbusch
Mediale und konzeptionelle Mündlichkeit bzw. Schriftlichkeit:
Der Einfluss medial schriftlicher Internetkommunikation auf die
Textproduktion in der Schule
Barbara Sonnenhauser / Patrizia Noel
Verschriftlichung zwischen System und Rede – Zur
orthographischen Kodierung von Performanzstrukturen
Abschlussdiskussion
8
AG 6 (Kurz-AG)
Deconstruction and Reconstruction of Portmanteau Morphemes
Corinna Handschuh / Jochen Trommer / Michael Cysouw
14.00–14.30
14.30–15.00
15.00–15.30
15.30–16.00
16.00–16.30
16.30–17.00
17.00–17.30
17.30–18.00
18.00–18.30
Corinna Handschuh / Jochen Trommer / Michael Cysouw
Introduction
Andrew Nevins
Unpacking Mordvin portmanteaus
Robert Mailhammer
What's in a coat? The developement of verb prefixes in Iwaidjan
Thomas Stolz
The life-cycle of portmanteau morphemes
Nina Radkevich
Vocabulary insertion and (im)possible portmanteaus
Olivier Bonami / JesseTseng
French portmanteau as simplex elements
Hélèn Giraudo / Fabio Montermini
On the processing and representation of blends in long term
memory
Ewa Tomaszewicz
Unity of principles in the formation of portmanteaus and
telescopes
9.00–9.30
9.30–10.00
Francesca Di Garbo
Core argument flagging and gender marking: a cross-linguistic
study of a portmanteau system
Elisa Roma
Articles and genitive markers
9
AG 7
Information Structure in Language Acquisition
Barbara Höhle / Christine Dimroth
14.00–14.30
14.30–15.00
15.00–15.30
15.30–16.00
16.00–16.30
16.30–17.00
17.00–17.30
17.30–18.00
18.00–18.30
Dagmar Bittner
The role of topic in the acquisition of pronominal anaphors in
German
Leah Roberts / Petra Schumacher / Miriam Ellert/Juhani Järvikivi
Second language learners' and native speakers' interpretation of
German pronouns in discourse in real time
Milena Kuehnast / Tom Roeper
Acquisition of anaphoric topic-shift in contrastive contexts evidence from Bulgarian
Cecilia Andorno / Sandra Benazzo
Contrasting entities, contrasting predicates. Perspective-taking
within the focal domain in native and learner production
Eileen Graf / Anna Theakston / Elena Lieven / Michael Tomasello
Information structure and the subject-object-asymmetry
Nathalie Topaj / Natalia Gagarina
The impact of information status on referential choice: narratives
of Russian-German bilinguals
Christian Waldmann
Subject positions in L1 acquisition: on information structure and
subject placement
Margit Breckle / Heike Zinsmeister
The Vorfeld in second language acquisition of Chinese learners of
German
10
AG 7
9.00–9.30
9.30–10.00
10.00–10.30
10.30–11.00
Kristine Bentzen / Merete Anderssen / Yulia Rodina
The acquisition of object shift: A challenge at the syntaxpragmatics interface
Rachel Eitan/Dana Kozlowsky
Focus in Hebrew Ditransitives: Evidence from adult and child
language
Nola M Stephens
The effects of givenness on young children's locative and dative
Nadja Kuehn / Robin Hoernig / Barbara Höhle
Word order and information structure in German language
acquisition
11.00–11.30
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
Antje Sauermann
A corpus analysis of word order variation in child language
Laure Dominguez / Maria J. Arche
L1 and L2 differences in the acquisition of information structure:
examining an interface-based account
F. Nihan Ketrez
Defocusing objects and interpretation of indefinites
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
13.00–13.30
13.30–14.00
Bracha Nir / Barbara Schmiedtova
Achieving written narrative competence in L2: comparing
German and Hebrew learners of English
Vanessa Rupp / Antje Müller / Petra Schulz / Barbara Höhle
How the understanding of focus particles develops: Evidence from
child German
Frauke Berger
Assessing 4-year olds comprehension of the German additive
particle auch ‘also’
Aoju Chen
The temporal relationship between production and
comprehension of the focus-to-accentuation mapping revisited
Thomas Grünloh / Elena Lieven / Michael Tomasello
German children use prosody to identify participant roles in
transitive sentences
11
AG 8
Subjective Meaning
Janneke Huitink / Cécile Meier
14.00–14.30
14.30–15.00
15.00–16.00
16.00–16.30
16.30–17.00
17.00–17.30
17.30–18.00
18.00–18.30
Janneke Huitink / Cécile Meier
Introduction
Jeannette Nuessli Guth
Language in food sensory science: Methodological
considerations
Dan Zeman
Contextualism and disagreement
Kai von Fintel
The subjectivity of conditionals in a new light
Carlos Balhana
The modal decomposition of benefactive predicates: A
contextualist approach
Patrick Brandt
Agent wannabes and negative purposes in excess
Ariel Cohen
A tasty mixture
Galit Weidman Sassoon
Disagreements about taste
09.00–09.30
09.30–10.00
10.00–11.00
11.00–11.30
11.30–12.30
12.30–13.00
Carla Umbach
Evaluative predicates in dialog
Michael Hegarty
Propositional attitude ascriptions and subjective judgments
in dynamic semantics
Christine Gunlogson / Gregory Carlson
Predicates of experience
Chris Kennedy
Where does relativity come from?
Lavi Wolf
Objective judgment
12
AG 8
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
13.00–14.00
Daniel Gutzmann
Expressivism is tasty! Towards an expressive account of
predicates of personal taste
Jacques Jayez
Standard-sensitive predicates and the French verb ‘trouver’
Chloe Gu / Tom Roeper
Children’s understanding of point of view and subjective
meaning
Sanna Hirvonen
Doing without judge dependence
Alternates:
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Lucian Zagan,
Vagueness, context dependence, and perspective
Eric Kevin Carter
Incompatibility and cognitive fault
13
AG 9
Linearisierung
Joost Kremers / Marc Richards
14.00–14.30
14.30–15.00
15.00–15.30
15.30–16.00
16.00–16.30
16.30–17.00
17.00–17.30
17.30–18.00
18.00–18.30
Introduction
Ciprian-Virgil Gerstenberger
Linearization in natural language generation: Linguistic and
implementation issues
William J. Sullivan
Linearization in relational network linguistics
Gereon Müller
Reprojection and exhaustive constant partial ordering
Mark de Vries
The linearization of multidominance graphs
Dafina Ratiu
A Multidominance approach to coordinated questions in
Romanian
Michael Barrie
(Dynamic) antisymmetry does not need unary branching
Takashi Toyoshima
Graph-theoretical linearization of Bare Phrase Structure
14
AG 9
9.00–9.30
9.30–10.00
10.00–10.30
10.30–11.00
Theresa Biberauer / Anders Holmberg / Ian Roberts
Locating linearization: A view from the Final-over-Final
Constraint
Carlo Cecchetto
Merge is linearly insensitive, Agree is not
Martin Salzmann
An Alemannic challenge to the Final-over-Final Constraint (FOFC)
Brian Hok-Shing Chan
Portmanteau constructions in code-switching
11.00–11.30
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
Petr Biskup
The ordering of adverbials of the same class
Koji Arikawa
What bars wh and focus after V in SOV? A variable c-command
solution
Johannes Jurka / Akira Omaki / Chizuru Nakao
It’s not the end of the CED as we know it: Revisiting German and
Japanese subject island effects
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
13.00–13.30
13.30–14.00
Terje Lohndal / Bridget Samuels
Linearizing edges at the PF interface
Andrés Leandro Saab
Post-linearization ellipsis: Null subjects and head copy realization
Benjamin Shaer
Hierarchy, is that all there is? Linearization and the puzzle of
orphans
Jan-Wouter Zwart
Head-finality in a head-initial language: Linearization as a sign
of derivation layering
Closing discussion
15
AG 10
Idiosynkratische Merkmale in der Syntax indogermanischer Sprachen
Rosemarie Lühr / Olav Hackstein
14.00–15.00
15.00–15.30
15.30–16.00
16.00–16.30
16.30–17.00
17.00–18.00
18.00–18.30
Werner Abraham
V1-declaratives in German(ic): their functions, their syntaxes, and
the comparison with textually multi-conditioned Old Icelandic
Jóhanna Barðdal / Eythórsson Thórhallur
Oblique subjects in Germanic and beyond
Carlotta Viti
Null anaphora in Ancient Greek and Latin
Anja Junghänel / Roland Schuhmann
Idiosynkrasie bei inschriftlichen Trennungszeichen in
syntagmatischen Relationen
Jürg Fleischer
Idiosynkratische Kongruenz? – Genus-Sexus-Divergenzen in der
Diachronie des Deutschen
Maria Kozianka / Susanne Zeilfelder
Das Hyperbaton in altindogermanischen Sprachen
9.00–9.30
9.30–10.00
10.00–10.30
10.30–11.00
11.00–11.30
11.30–12.00
12.00–13.00
Susanne Schnaus / Natalia Chumakova
Informationsstruktur und Wortstellungsvarianz in
altindogermanischen Sprachen
Eythórsson Thórhallur / Jónsson Jóhannes Gísli
Structured and arbitrary exceptions in syntax
Melanie Wratil
Grammatikalisierung, Degrammatikalisierung und das seltsame
Verhalten von Subjekten im modernen umgangssprachlichen
Walisischen
Gisella Ferraresi
Idiosynkratische dass-Sätze im Altgermanischen
Sabine Ziegler
Lautliche und syntaktische Inkongruenzen in rigvedischen
Vokativphrasen
Peter Gallmann
Zur Morphosyntax von jemand/niemand
16
AG 11
The Impact of Internal and External Factors in Child Second Language
Acquisition
Theodoros Marinis / Sharon Unsworth
14.00–14.30
14.30–15.00
15.00–15.30
15.30–16.00
16.00–16.30
16.30–17.00
17.00–17.30
17.30–18.00
18.00–18.30
Theo Marinis / Sharon Unsworth
Opening
Johanne Paradis
Sources of individual differences in child English L2 acquisition
Sharon Armon-Lotem / Natalia Gagarina / Joel Walters
The impact of internal and external factors on linguistic
performance in the home language and in L2 among RussianHebrew and Russian-German preschool children
Vasiliki Chondrogianni / Theodoros Marinis
The impact of external factors on the performance of L2 children
in standardized assessments
Elma Blom
Subject-verb agreement in L2 children: form, clause type and
home language
Malin Ågren / Jonas Granfeldt / Suzanne Schlyter / Anita Thomas
The impact of external factors in French cL2 as compared to (2)L1
and aL2: Quantity and quality of the input
Annegret Klassert / Natalia Gagarina / Sharom Armon-Lotem /
Joel Walters
Impact of the languages spoken at and outside home on bilingual
language acquisition: Evidence from German Russian migrant
families in Berlin
Aafke Hulk
Discussion 1
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AG 11
9.00–9.30
9.30–10.00
10.00–10.30
10.30–11.00
Roswita Dressler / Tanja Kupisch
Why 2L1 may sometimes look like child L2: Effects of input
quantity
Sarah Schimke / Christine Dimroth
Finiteness in Turkish and Polish child L2 learners of German:
Evidence from elicited production and elicited imitation
Barbara Lust / Sujin Yang / Seong Won Park / Suzanne Flynn /
Yunah Yoon
Assessing the roles of maturation and learning: A case study of the
acquisition of English by a young Korean child
Martin Haiden / Sandrine Ferré / Philippe Prévost / Maureen
Schednes / Laurie Tuller
Internal factors in the acquisition of French accusative clitics: The
role of morphology
11.00–11.30
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
Sharon Unsworth / Froso Argyri / Leonie Cornips / Aafke Hulk /
Antonella Sorace / Ianthi Tsimpli
Disentangling age and input effects in a crosslinguistic study of
the acquisition of grammatical gender in child bilinguals
Elke Montanari
The influence of input quality on the acquisition of gender in
children
Holger Hopp / Rosemarie Tracy
On the interrelation between gender and case in the development
of the DP in child L1 and L2 acquisition
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
13.00–14.00
Brigitta Keij / Leonie Cornips / Johanne van Emmerik / Roeland
van Hout / Aafke Hulk
Knowing versus producing: Grammatical gender in Dutch
multilingual and SLI children
Nada Vasic / Elma Blom
Production and processing of grammatical morphemes in
Turkish-Dutch children and Dutch monolingual children with SLI
Barbara Kleissendorf / Petra Schulz
What counts: Parent’s educational background or time? Evidence
from production and comprehension in eL2 German
Theo Marinis / Sharon Unsworth
Summary and discussion 2
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AG 11
Alternates:
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Olaf Koeneman / Renee Verburg / Fred Weerman / Martine Welbers
Adopted children and Dutch Gender
Angela Grimm / Alexandra Ritter / Barbara Voet Cornelli / Petra Schulz Determining the role
of internal and external factors in children’s comprehension: A comparison of early
second learners of German and monolinguals
19
AG 12
Prosodic Typology: State of the Art and Future Prospects
René Schiering / Gabriele Schwiertz
14.00–14.30
14.30–15.00
15.00–15.30
15.30–16.00
16.00–16.30
16.30–17.00
17.00–17.30
17.30–18.00
18.00–18.30
René Schiering / Gabriele Schwiertz
Prosodic typology: State of the art and future prospects
Berhard Hurch
Syllables versus accents: From its manifestation to typology, and
back
Bistra Andreeva / Bill Barry / Jacques Koreman
Rhythm-typology revisited
Frank Seifart / Julien Meyer
Bora drum communication: What the study of emulated speech
systems contributes to prosodic typology
Laurence Labrune
Against syllable universality: evidence from Japanese
Diana Apoussidou / Sebastian Nordhoff
Anchoring intonation in a language without word stress
Gérard Philippson / Cécile Lux
Prosody and intonation in Tetserret, contacts and contrasts with
Tamasheq
Frank Kügler
On the prosodic expression of prominence in typologically
different languages
20
AG 12
9.00–10:00
10.00–10.30
10.30–11.00
Keynote:
Daniel L. Everett
The perspicuity of the syntax-prosody interface
Sandra Döring
The theory of intonational phrases, facts from analysis, and
consequences for further research
Stavros Skopeteas
Clitic domains and prosodic domains: Enclitics in Yucatec Maya
11.00–11.30
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
Shu-chen Ou
A cross-linguistic study on the perception of L2 English word
stress
Carolin Buthke / Trudel Meisenburg / Rafèu Sichel-Bazin
Accentuation and phrasing in Romance: Occitan and French
Christoph Gabriel / Ingo Feldhausen / Andrea Pešková
Prosodic phrasing and language contact: evidence from two
varieties of Argentinean Spanish
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
13.00–13.30
13.30–14.00
Andreas Dufter
Meter and prosody: comparing accentual and caesura restrictions
in French and Spanish verse
Jeffrey Heath
Lexical and morphosyntactic intonational effects in Dogon
languages
Gwendolyn Hyslop
Stress in a tone language: a case study with Kurtöp
Nancy J. Caplow
Historical comparative acoustics and prosodic re-analysis: the
case of Tibetan
Picus Sizhi Ding
The role of domain in the lexical tone system
21
AG 13
“[…] von endlichen Mitteln einen unendlichen Gebrauch machen” –
Recursion as a Central Issue in Recent Linguistics
Andreas Trotzke / Uli Sauerland / Mathias Schenner / Rainer Ludwig
14.00–15.00
15.00–15.30
15.30–16.00
16.00–16.30
16.30–17.00
17.00–17.30
17.30–18.30
Tecumseh Fitch [invited speaker]
Recursion: Definitions, promise and pitfalls
Fenna Poletiek / Padraic Monaghan
Learning a hierarchical embedded structure with semantics in
AGL
Meinou de Vries et al.
The need for cues in recursive structure learning: An artificial
grammar learning experiment
Misato Hiraga
Constraint on recursion and the input: The case of recursive
verbal compound nouns
Bart Hollebrandse
Indirect recursion and the importance of second order embedding
Tom Roeper
Recursion interfaces
9.00–10.00
10.00–10.30
10.30–11.00
11.00–11.30
11.30–12.00
12.00–13.00
Fabian Heck
Against direct recursion in syntax
Rosmin Mathew
Phasal recursion of FocP: Evidence from Malayalam
David J. Lobina / José E. García-Albea
On the proper role of recursion in linguistic studies
Dalina Kallulli
Resumption and concealed relatives
Tom Güldemann [invited speaker]
tba
22
AG 13
11.30–12.00
12.00–12.30
12.30–13.00
13.00–14.00
Ellen Fricke
Gesture and structural complexity: Recursion in co-speech
gestures
Vasiliki Folia et al.
What artificial grammar learning reveals about the neurobiology
of syntax
Mariachristina Musso et al.
The brain signature of syntactic architecture
Angela D. Friederici
The neural basis of recursion
23

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