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Fonetik 2022 What’s in a name? An investigation of first and second language speakers’ productions of Danish stød prosody using forms of the word navn ‘name’ Sabine Gosselke Berthelsen1 1 Centre for Languages and Literature, Lund University, Lund sabine.gosselke_berthelsen@ling.lu.se Abstract Stød is a well-known and widely studied prosodic feature of Danish, typically realised as laryngealisation
Paths Gillian Ramchand, University of Tromsø/CASTL One of the potential benets of a decomposed and constructivist approach to phrase structure is that generalizations about meaning that have linguistic consequences can be represented within the core symbolic system of language (what we traditionally call the `syntax'), thus localizing recursion and generativity to a single module. However, it is n
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Damsgård_etal The 2nd EuroSoTL conference, June 8-9 2017, Lund, Sweden Are learning outcomes affected by course intensity and workload? B. Damsgård, E. Strømseng & Ø. Varpe The University Centre in Svalbard (UNIS), P.O. Box 156, 9171 Longyearbyen, Norway ABSTRACT: University courses may be organized as parallel semester courses, or as sequential intensive courses ranging from a few weeks to severa
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Sentence-Level Effects on Alaskan Athabaskan Tone Sentence-Level Effects on Alaskan Athabaskan Tone Siri G. Tuttle, University of Alaska Symposium in Honor of Gösta Bruce University of Lund, Sweden January 2007 Athabaskan Languages The Athabaskan family is the largest indigenous language family in North America. It includes languages spoken in Alaska, western Canada, on the Oregon and California c
Supple_McCarthy_OMahony_mod The 2nd EuroSoTL conference, June 8-9 2017, Lund, Sweden “It has been a real voyage of discovery”: Staff as students in an online course – what have we learned? B. Supple, M. McCarthy, and C. O’Mahony, University College Cork, Ireland ABSTRACT: This paper sets out to examine and critique evaluations of a fully online Teaching and Learning in Higher Education professiona
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Microsoft Word - The tones of Yucatec Maya.doc 1 A moraic and a syllabic H-tone in Yucatec Maya Carlos Gussenhoven and Renske Teeuw Radboud University Nijmegen Acknowledgements I would like to thank Lisa Bennett for helping the first author over a number of months to ease his way into the study of Maya and helping with many practical issues, Larry Hyman and Bill Hanks for discussion of the topic,
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Iconicity as a key epistemic force of change in the self: the film The Lives of Others revisited in the light of triadic semio8c Fernando Andacht Universidad de la República Objec8ves • Describe the epistemic func8on of iconicity through the revisi8ng of a film which may be construed as an allegory of change in self-iden8ty • Bring out the relevance of the phenomenology/ phaneroscopy on which Pe
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Fonetik 2022 Tonal accent variation in Upper Siljan: the dialect of Våmhus Petra Bodén Grymtjärnen, Våmhus, Sweden petra.boden@k-smedjan.se Abstract During almost a century, linguists believed that the dialect of Våmhus, an archaic Dalecarlian language variety, was char- acterized by the same kind of one-peaked word accents as most other varieties of Upper Siljan. E. A. Meyer recorded speakers fro
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A neoparametric approach to variation and change in English modals Elizabeth Cowper & Daniel Currie Hall Theoretical background How can syntactic structures vary from one language to another, or from one stage to another in the history of a single language? The strongest version of the cartographic approach to syntax says, in effect, that they cannot: “if some language provides evidence for […] a
Microsoft Word - ColorlessSpleenyIdeasAbstractBiolinguisticsWorkshop-1.doc Colorful spleeny ideas speak furiously. Norbert Corver (Utrecht university) 1. Introduction. "Ideation reigns supreme in language, […] volition and emotion come in as distinctly secondary factors." With these words, Edward Sapir (1921:217) claimed that language is primarily a tool for the expression of thought (ideas). The
A unified syntax for logophors and anaphors: evidence from verbal agreement in Tamil GLOW 36 Colloquium, Lund University, April 3, 2013 Sandhya Sundaresan, University of Tromsø sandhya.sundaresan@uit.no, https://sites.google.com/site/sndhysndrsn 1 Overview Based on evidence from verbal agreement triggered under an anaphor, in the Dravidian language Tamil, I will argue that anaphoricity and logopho
Abstracts till Pedagogisk inspirationskonferens 22 oktober 2020 Bidragen är sorterade efter den första föredragshållarens namn. Du hittar det abstract du söker genom att trycka Ctrl F och skriva in föredragshållarens namn i sökrutan som kommer upp. Några abstracts är om- och bearbetade, medan andra återges i sin första form. De abstracts som ska ingå i konferensvolymen kommer att utvecklas och bea
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TrotzkeBader_GLOW2013 1 Against usage-based approaches to recursion: The grammar-performance distinction in a biolinguistic perspective Andreas Trotzke (Konstanz) & Markus Bader (Frankfurt) Keywords: syntax; processing; recursion; center-embedding; third factor The distinction between grammar and performance distinguishes the biolinguistic approach to language from other cognitive accounts such as
1 Karen Lahousse, Aspirant van het F.W.O.-Vlaanderen K.U. Leuven, Belgium Departement Lingustiek Blijde-Inkomststraat 21 B-3000 Leuven Karen.Lahousse@arts.kuleuven.ac.be Replacing expletive pro by verb movement in Romance languages ConSOLE, 8-10 December 2000 University of Lund, Sweden 0. INTRODUCTION This talk concerns expletive pro as it is alleged to appear in the subject position of sentences
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NEUROLINGUISTICS IN SWEDEN 2023 1st meeting of the NLS network (Neurolinguistics in Sweden) BOOK OF ABSTRACTS Organisation: Lund University Sponsors: Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (The Swedish Foundation for Humanities and Social Sciences) Letterstedska föreningen (Letterstedt Society) Stiftelsen Elisabeth Rausings minnesfond (Fund in Memory of Elisabeth Rausing) Organisational committee: Sara Farshch
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Raising and Multiple Agree in Japanese, Icelandic and beyond 1.:A Problem of AGREE: Chomsky(1998,1999) proposes the new ‘movement-less’ theory of feature- checking AGREE. However, the mechanism of AGREE poses one serious but interesting problem under the theory of Defective Intervention Constraint (DIC)(1) (Chomsky1998,1999, Boeckx2000, Ura2000b).(‘>’ is a c-command relation). (1) * > > ( is a p
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glow handout Beata Moskal (http://homepages.uconn.edu/~bam09006) Limits on Noun-suppletion Generative Linguistics in the Old World 36 Lund, Sweden, April 2013 1/16 Limits on Noun-suppletion* Beata Moskal, University of Connecticut (beata.moskal@uconn.edu) 1 Introduction Suppletion: a single lexical item is associated with two phonologically unrelated forms, the choice of form depending on the morp
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Pablos_LUND_Final_Handout.ppt The role of agreement in NPI licensing Leticia Pablos School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences University of Reading, UK Brain Talk, Lunds Universitet 3rd June, 2008 Leticia Pablos_Brain Talk_Lunds Universitet, June 3rd 2008 Objectives • To argue for an incremental parsing of constructions that are within the syntax-semantics interface and that, besides the
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National Forum for English Studies 2025, Lund 9-11 April 2 13th National Forum for English Studies "The future in and of English Studies" Lund, 9-11 April 2025 Organising committee Annika Lindskog, co-chair Vasiliki Simaki, co-chair Fabian Beijer Elena De Wachter Henrik Gyllstad Mari Komnaes Contact us here: nationalforum@englund.lu.se The conference was sponsored by The Olof Sager Foundation and
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OpacityMergeAgree_nonanonym Opaque interaction of Merge and Agree: on two types of Internal Merge Doreen Georgi (University of Leipzig) Claim I present a new empirical argument for a strictly derivational syntax based on timing of operations. The evidence comes from opacity effects which show that internal Merge (IM) is not a uniform operation. Rather, it must be split into IM triggered by edge fe
