One-to-Many Relations in Morphology, Syntax and Semantics

Wed, 7 March 2018

• 13:45 Andrew Spencer. One-to-many in periphrases and paradigms
• 14:45 Matthew Baerman. Sliding scales in inflection
• 15:15 Borja Herce. The morpheme-morphome continuum
• Pause
• 16:30 Kurt Erbach, Hana Filip and Kathrin Byrdeck (based on joint work with Peter Sutton). Object mass nouns in Japanese
• 17:00 Shiao Wei Tham. Alternative sources for directional interpretations of the Mandarin locative morpheme ZAI
• 17:30 Ryan Dux. “One-to-one” or “one-to-many” correspondences between verb classes and argument realization patterns?

Thu, 8 March 2018

• 09:00 Hedde Zeijlstra. One to many relations and the nature of syntactic dependencies
• 10:00 Monica-Mihaela Rizea. A New Perspective on Romanian Weak NPIs
• Pause
• 11:15 Alex Alsina and Eugenio M. Vigo. The morphology-syntax interface: agreement morphology in Plains Cree
• 11:45 M. Ryan Bochnak and Martina Martinovic. Unifying the many readings of Wolof imperfective di
• 12:15 Céline Pozniak, Barbara Hemforth and Anne Abeillé. French Object Relatives and subject inversion: what’s your preference?
• Pause
• 13:45 Jamie Y. Findlay. Conspiracy theories: the problem with lexical approaches to idioms
• 14:15 Sascha Bargmann and Frank Richter (based on joint work with Berit Gehrke). How to modify idioms

Fri, 9 March 2018

• 11:30 Olivier Bonami and Gert Webelhuth. Periphrasis and morphosyntatic mismatch in Czech
• 12:00 Sahar Taghipour. Why sequencing rules?
• 12:30 Jovana Gajić. Negative coordination - sometimes conjunction, sometimes disjunction
• 13:00 Roland Pfau and Tamar Makharoblidze. Negative modals in Georgian Sign Language: partial suppletion and concord
• 13:30 Manfred Sailer and Frank Richter. Negation marking in conjuncts: A many-to-one relation?