The contributed talks are 40 minutes each (30-minute presentation +
10-minute discussion). A one-hour poster session is scheduled on the
second day.
Presenters: Please let us know of any
special equipment needs, e.g. overhead projectors, data projectors, etc.
Jump to: [Day 2: Saturday] [Day 3: Sunday]
Jump to: [Abels] [Babby] [Bailyn] [Bethin] [Billings & Konopasky] [Blaho] [Blaszczak] [Blumenfeld]
[Goledzinowska] [Hagstrom & McCoy]
[Hajicova, Sgall, & Vesela] [Harves] [Ionin & Matushansky]
[Jakab] [Kim, M.-J.] [Lambova]
[Lander] [Lavine] [Marusic,
Marvin & Zaucer] [Meyer]
[Pereltsvaig] [Petrova] [Rakhilina] [Richardson][Rivero]
[Sturgeon] [Testelets] [Woolford]
DAY 1: FRIDAY, MAY 3
GREEN ROOM, MULLINS CENTER (click here for directions)
1:15 Opening remarks
1:30-2:50 Phonology.
Chair: Robert Rothstein.
Christina Bethin (SUNY at Stony
Brook)
Metrical Quantity in
Czech: Evidence from Hypocoristics
Lev Blumenfeld (Stanford
University)
Russian
palatalization in Stratal OT: morphology and [back]
Paul Hagstrom
(Boston University) and Svetlana McCoy (Rutgers University)
Presupposition, wh-questions,
and discourse particles: The Russian zhe
Roland Meyer
(Universität Tübingen)
Multiple wh-movement
in Czech
Mariana Lambova (University of
Connecticut, Storrs)
When Is Splitting the wh-Cluster
in Bulgarian Possible?
5:05-5:20 Break
Ellen Woolford (University
of
Locality Restrictions
on Case, Agreement, and Clitics.
DAY 2: SATURDAY, MAY 4
MATH LOUNGE, LEDERLE GRADUATE RESEARCH TOWER (16th floor) (click here for directions)
9:00-10:20 Semantics.
Chair: Eva Hajicova.
Joanna Blaszczak (University
of Potsdam)
Explaining the
"Bagel Problem": The case of Polish -kolwiek-NPIs
Ekaterina Rakhilina (VINITI,
Russian Academy of Sciences)
The case for Russian
Genitive case reopened
The
Predicate Instrumental of Adjectives in Russian
Kylie Richardson (Harvard
University)
Against Pure
Uninterpretable Features
Franc Marusic (SUNY at
Stony Brook), Tatjana Marvin (MIT), and Rok Zaucer
(University of Ottawa)
Secondary predicates
in Slovenian
12:35-2:00 Lunch: On your own in Amherst.
James Lavine (Bucknell University)
Resumption in Slavic:
Phases, Cyclicity, and Case
Yury Lander
(Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow)
Group nouns in Russian as
heads and as modifiers
Klaus Abels (University of Connecticut,
Storrs)
A note on Clitics and
P-stranding
Loren Billings (Providence
University, Taiwan) and Abigail Wildman Konopasky (Duke University)
Further
arguments for morphology: clitics and the shift to affixhood
Sylvia Blaho (Pázmány
Péter Catholic Univeristy and Eötvös Loránd University)
Derived environment
effects in Optimality Theory: The case of pre-sonorant voicing in Slovak
Eva Hajicova, Petr Sgall,
and Katerina Vesela (Charles University)
Information
structure and contrastive topic
Edit Jakab (Université
du Québec ŕ Montréal)
A Unified Analysis for
Russian Contrastive Imperatives and Root Infinitives
Asya Pereltsvaig (University of
Tromso)
Aspect Lost, Aspect
Regained: Restructuring of aspect in American Russian
Olga Petrova (University of Iowa)
Sonorants and the
labiodental continuant /v/ in Russian voice assimilation: an OT analysis
On the derivation of
distributive po-phrases in Russian
Tania Ionin (MIT) and Ora
Matushansky (CNRS/MIT)
DPs with a
twist: A unified analysis of Russian comitatives
5:40-5:50 Break
5:50 - 6:50 Invited talk. Chair: Leonard
Babby.
Yakov Testelets
(RGGU [Russian State Humanities University])
Strong and Weak
Pronouns in Russian.
6:50 - 7:10 Business Meeting
DAY 3: SUNDAY, MAY 5
MATH LOUNGE, LEDERLE GRADUATE RESEARCH TOWER (16th floor) (click here for directions)
9:00-10:20 Syntax.
Chair: Ellen Woolford.
John Bailyn (SUNY at Stony Brook)
A (purely) derivational
approach to Russian scrambling
Anne Marie Sturgeon (University of
California, Santa Cruz)
Two-tiered approach to
binding domain formation: Evidence from Czech
10:35-11:55 Syntax. Chair:
Irina Sekerina.
Minjoo Kim (University
of
Genitive of negation in
Russian: A Relativized Minimality account
Magdalena Goledzinowska
(University of Ottawa)
Maturation of
argument structure: A lexical account of reflexive constructions with clitics in child
Polish
11:55-12:15 Break
Maria-Luisa Rivero (University of
Reflexive Clitic
Constructions with Datives: Syntax and Semantics.
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