Draft schedule (tbc)
| 11-11.30 | Daniel Greeson (SBU): Case and contiguity at PF |
| 11.30-12 | Soo-Hwan ‘super sub’ Lee (NYU): Subject nominalization without of-insertion in Setswana |
| 12-12.30 | Polina Pleshak (UMD): Small nominal approach to differential marking: the case of complements of Moksha postpositions |
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Lunch 12.30-1.30
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| Posters 1.30-3 | Gerard Avelino (Rutgers): Something’s surviving sluicing in Tagalog, but I don’t know what (yet) Chaoyi Chen (Rutgers) Mandarin free relative as a null-operator-based free relative Kenneth Hanson (Stony Brook): A TSL Analysis of Japanese Case Matt Hewett (Georgetown): A-resumption in Arabic: Implications for the A-/Ā-distinction (and agreement). Aidan Malanoski (CUNY): Repairing linearization Olivia Ndapo (NYU): Focus constructions in Oshingandjera (Oshiwambo) Luisa Seguin (UMD): Italian exceptive-exclusive constructions: clausal or phrasal? Milena Šereikaité (Princeton): Do passives of unaccusatives exist? A View from Ndebele JD Storment (Stony Brook): Quotative Inversion as Smuggling
Ka Fai Yip (Yale): Restricting Partial Copy Deletion on discontinuous constituents Jiaxing Yu (Rutgers): Subject/Object Asymmetries in two Types of Mandarin Strippings |
| 3-3.30 | Clara McMahon (CUNY): Not unavailable: toward a complete analysis of double negation readings in Slavic languages |
| 3.30-4 | Catarina Soares (Yale): Feature conflicts and ameliorative syncretism |
| 4-4.30 | Bilge Palaz (Delaware): Sluicing and islands |
| coffee 4.30-5 | |
| 5-5.30 | Zhuosi Luo (Georgetown): Interpreting the causee in a “permissive”-causative: a case study of Teochew |
| 5.30-6 | Maša Beslin (UMD): Domain Mismatches in Syntax and Morphophonology: Consequences for Phase Theory |