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Version: 26 March GLOW 36 Workshop II – Syntactic Variation and Change (Tuesday 2 April, 2013) Venue: L201 1 08:30-18:00 Registration open – Please register 08:45–09:00 Welcome and announcements 09:00–10:00 Keynote speaker: Marit Westergaard (University of Tromsø) Microvariation as Diachrony 10:00–10:20 Coffe/Tea break 10:20–11:00 Ángel J. Gallego (Barcelona) Syntactic variation in Romance v 11:00
Version: 26 March GLOW 36 Workshop IV – Acquisition of Syntax in Close Varieties (Saturday 6 April, 2013) Venue: L201 1 09.00-12.00 Registration open – Please register 9:30-10:00 Petra Bernardini (Lund) The importance of typological proximity for the acquisition of clitic objects in Italian/French in simultaneous vs. successive bilingualism 10:00-10:30 Marit Westergaard and Merete Anderssen (Troms
Lexical items merged in functional heads The grammaticalization path of ECM-verbs in Dutch dialects Jeroen van Craenenbroeck & Marjo van Koppen summary This paper focuses on a hitherto undiscussed case of object agreement found on certain ECM-imperatives in Dutch dialects. We argue that this construction represents an intermediate stage on the grammaticalization path of these verbs between on the
SIZE MATTERS: ON DIACHRONIC STABILITY AND PARAMETER SIZE Theresa Biberauer 1,2 & Ian Roberts 1 University of Cambridge 1 and Stellenbosch University 2 The focus of diachronic syntax has been on documenting and analyzing recorded instances of change. In a parametric model, this means trying to observe, describe and explain cases of parametric change. However, if change is viewed as abductive reanal
gallego_abstract Syntactic variation in Romance v Ángel J. Gallego Centre de Lingüística Teòrica / Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona 1. GOAL: This paper puts forward a unitary account for a series of object agreement asymmetries in Romance by parametrizing the vP field. Adopting a microparametric perspective (Belletti & Rizzi 1996, Biberauer 2008, Fukui 1986, Kayne 2000, 2005, Roberts 2010, a.o.),
Adjunct islands – the case of Mainland Scandinavian Christiane Müller, Lund University The Mainland Scandinavian (MSc.) languages Swedish, Norwegian and Danish have been argued to allow extraction from strong islands, constructions that are assumed to be opaque for movement operations and that do not permit extraction in other languages. One type of island extraction that has received very little
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The role of non-structural factors in the processing of long-distance filler-gap dependencies in Swedish – two eye tracking studies Damon Tutunjian, Fredrik Heinat*, Eva Klingvall, Anna-Lena Wiklund Lund University, Linnaeus University* In Swedish and the other the Mainland Scandinavian languages, relative clause ex- traction (RCE) appears to be exempted from the constraints that induce so-called
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Microsoft Word - christensen.docx Experimental syntax and island extractions in Danish Ken Ramshøj Christensen Department of Aesthetics and Communication (DAC) Section for English, Aarhus University, DK MINDLab / Center for Functionally Integrative Neuroscience (CFIN) Aarhus University Hospital, DK In this talk, I will first discuss the need for an experimental approach to syntax. There is an ongo
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Microsoft Word - lundqvist.docx Default Expectations and Priming in the Processing of Complex Sentences in English and Norwegian. Björn Lundquist, University of Tromsø I will report on a couple of studies that I have conducted in the transitivity alternation project together with the members Gillian Ramchand, Mai Tungseth, Antonella Sorace a
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Microsoft Word - O?VDALIAN TOOLBOX.doc 1 ÖVDALIAN TOOLBOX Piotr Garbacz & Henrik Rosenkvist In this document we provide words that can be juxtaposed to form sentences for questionnaires. Copy and paste! Note that most words in the lists appear in uninflected forms! We strongly recommend, however, that all participants in the workshop check inflection and ortography in Åkerberg (2004) or Steensland
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Microsoft Word - SYNTACTIC FEATURES.doc 1 INTERESTING SYNTACTIC FEATURES IN ÖVDALIAN – A SHORT SURVEY Piotr Garbacz & Henrik Rosenkvist This is a list of some Övdalian syntactic features that differ from Swedish and, in many cases, also from other Scandinavian languages. For every feature, we provide one or more authentic examples, and refer to published research (if existent). 1. Null subjects Re
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Participants in the NORMS workshop in Älvdalen 29/5 - 1/6 2007 Reykjavik Ásgrímur Angantysson Århus Henrik Jørgensen Sten Vikner one younger researcher (not yet employed) Oslo Janne Bondi Johannessen Pål Kristian Eriksen Karine Stjernholm Åshild Søfteland Signe Laake Tromsø Peter Svenonius Christine Bjerkan Østbø Øystein Vangsnes Gunnar Hrafn Hrafnbjargarson Lund Marit Julien Christer Platzack Hen
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WORKSHOP PROGRAM Tuesday 29/5 8-10 Gunnar Nyström: Introduction to Övdalian I. 10-12 Lars Steensland: Introduction to Övdalian II. lunch at the hotel 14-17 Village 1: Västmyckeläng Wednesday 30/5 9-12 Village 2: Åsen. lunch in Åsen (Soldathemmet) 14-16 Village 3: Brunnsberg 16- Excursion to Hykjeberg, picnic Thursday 31/5 9-12 Village 4: Loka (group a) The school in Älvdalen (group b) lunch at the
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No Slide Title Meaning, Consciousness, and the Onset of Language Lorraine McCune Rutgers University September 27, 2014 Semiotic Resources in the Child Manual action as exploration Full body action as representational play -- 5 Levels to be described Vocalization -- babbling with the rhythm of speech -- establishing consonantal control Laryngeal action under conditions of effort, attention, communi
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A universal Information concept? CAN COGNITIVE SEMIOTICS BE A “SCIENCE” IF ITS PURPOSE IS TO BE A BRIDGE BETWEEN THE NATURAL, SOCIAL AND HUMAN SCIENCES? IS THERE A TRANSDISCIPLINARY ALTERNATIVE? Søren Brier 1 Cybersemiotics: Why Information is not Enough, Toronto University Press 2008, 2010, 2013. Google book and Kindle. Cybersemiotics.com, Facebook and YouTube 2 NATURE (UNIVERSE) CULTURE (SOCIETY
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