Program

Program

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*Friday 8 December 2000*
9:00-9:15	Opening by the organizers
9:15-9:55	Takaaki Hara, Universiteit Utrecht	Bound variable interpretation and the degree of accessibility.
9:55-10:35	Silke Fischer, Universität Tübingen	A unified account of A- and A'-reconstruction: Evidence from German.
Coffee Break
11:00-11:40	Dimitra Papangeli, University College London	Clitic doubling in modern Greek: A syntactic effect of morphological case.
11:40-12:20	Ken Hiraiwa, Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Raising and multiple agree in Japanese, Icelandic and beyond.
12:20-13:00	Roland Pfau, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität	Local licensing and feature copy in language production.
Lunch
14:15-14:55	Arantzazu Martinez Etxarri, University of Deusto	Syntactic evidence in favor of degrees of incorporation in [N+EGIN] constructions.
14:55-15:35	Nora Boneh, Université de Paris VIII	The grammar of the possession link: Modern Hebrew yeS constructions.
Coffee Break
16:00-16:40	Inge Zwitserlood Universiteit Utrecht	The morphophonological structure of "words" in sign language.
16:40-18:00	Plenary Lecture Dr. Sten Vikner, University of Stuttgart, Germany	Verb movement variation in Germanic and Optimality Theory
19:30	Conference Dinner at Restaurant Finn

*Saturday 9 December 2000*
9:00-9:15	Opening remarks
9:15-9:55	Analía García and José Luis Méndez, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid & Instituto Universitario Ortega y Gasset	On modal nature of attributive nominal constructions.
9:55-10:35	Zoë Toft, University of London	Is there ever multiple wh-movement? Evidence from superiority effects and focus in Hungarian.
Coffee Break
11:00-11:40	Tatjana Marvin, Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Past participle reduced relatives as small clauses.
11:40-12:20	Yahor Tsedryk, The University of Western Ontario	Nominative subject or object, what is the difference?
12:20-13:00	Stephanie Harves, Princeton University/Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Genitive of negation and the syntax of scope.
Lunch
14:15-14:55	Kyoko Yamakoshi, Cornell University	Wh-drop in child languages and adult ASL.
14:55-15:35	Hirohisa Kiguchi, University of Maryland	On adjunction of a non-head to a head
Coffee Break
16:00-16:40	Petra Burkhardt, Yale University	Logophors: Looking outside of syntax.
16:40-17:20	Elsi Kaiser, University of Pennsylvania	The syntax-pragmatics interface and Finnish ditransitive verbs.
17:20-18:00	Jeroen van Craenenbroeck and Marjo van Koppen, Rijksuniversiteit Leiden	Pronoun doubling in the dialects of Dutch.

*Sunday 10 December 2000*
9:00-9:15	Opening remarks
9:15-9:55	Franny Hsiao, Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Perception verbs in West Germanic and language change.
9:55-10:35	Marlies van der Velde, Université de Paris VIII	The status of Dutch object pronouns revisited.
Coffee Break
11:00-11:40	Adolfo Ausin, University of Connecticut	A-Traces and semantic interpretation.
11:40-12:20	YoungSik Choi, University of Southern California	Quantifier scope interaction in Korean and English.
12:20-13:00	Alastair Butler, University of York	Relatives and there-insertion.
Lunch
14:15-14:55	Marcin Morzycki, University of Massachusetts	Measure DP adverbials, Aktionsart, and functional structure.
14:55-15:35	Karen Lahousse, K.U. Leuven	Replacing expletive pro by verb movement in Romance languages.

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