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Mafioso Parameters and the Limits of Syntactic Variation (495 words) ON THE ‘MAFIOSO EFFECT’ IN GRAMMAR Theresa Biberauer 1,2 , Ian Roberts 1 & Michelle Sheehan 1 University of Cambridge 1 and Stellenbosch University 2 There is an obvious tension in the Minimalist Program between the desire to posit a minimally genetically specified syntactic component whilst maintaining the empirical insights of
Fonetik 2022 Auditory Phonetic Assessment of Speech of Croatian Oral Narrators Karolina Vrban Zrinski1, Lina Malek2 1 The Faculty of Croatian Studies, University of Zagreb, Croatia 2 The Culture and Tourist Centre Bistra, Croatia kvzrinski@fhs.unizg.hr, lmalek@fhs.unizg.hr Abstract The paper presents an analysis of speech used by Kajkavian oral narrators, in the northwestern region of Croatia (the
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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Slide 1 Amber in Pliny the Elder’s Natural History Dalia Andziulytė University of Vilnius What was the price (pretium) of amber? I. Monetary value Pliny speaks about amber next to the pearls, crystal, spar (murrinum), emeralds, and says, that a small human made of amber could be more pretious than a slave, alive and strong: C. Plinius Secundus. Naturalis Historia. XXXVII.30 Proximum locum in delic
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1 The Grammar of the Possession Link: Modern Hebrew yeS Constructions: Nora Boneh, Universit de Paris III Possessive constructions across languages make use either of HAVE or BE as the possession link. With the first, the possessor surfaces with Nominative case while the possessum bears Accusative case, with the second the possessor receives Dative case from the preposition accompanying BE, and th
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Geertsema_REV The 2nd EuroSoTL conference, June 8-9 2017, Lund, Sweden Leading Strategic Academic Development: Challenges and Milestones J. Geertsema, National University of Singapore ABSTRACT: Given that a fundamental goal of engaging in SoTL is improvement of the processes and outcomes of learning (Trigwell, 2013), it can be transformative in leading to changes in the way teaching and learning a
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Microsoft Word - Hansen_fonetik2026_abstract.docx A pilot study of L2 Lerners perception of the Danish quantity contrast in disyllabic words with or without assimilated schwa in the second syllable It is well known that certain aspects of Danish pronunciation are diicult for L2 lerners of Danish to acquire. Striking diiculties can be fund at both the segmental and the prosodic level. The current s
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Slide 1 Studies of the Byzantine Greek texts in Latvia (Eduard Kurtz) Dr.philol. Brigita Kukjalko November 8–10, 2012 Colloquium Balticum XI Lundense Lund University * Eduard Kurtz (1845–1925) * * Eduard Kurtz (1845–1925) the Baltic German classical philologist the first and the only one so far Byzantinist in the territory of present-day Latvia born in Mitau (in Latvian Mitava or Mītava, today Jel
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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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gussenhoven Languages with and without word stress Carlos Gussenhoven, Radboud University A language has word stress if a syllable-based culminative and obligatory prominence feature is part of the phonology of words (Hyman 2006). This definition excludes languages with a mora-based obligatory tone, like Kinga, languages with an obligatory phrase-based syllabic pitch accent, like French, and langu
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Kovacs_mod The 2nd EuroSoTL conference, June 8-9 2017, Lund, Sweden Innovative forms of professional learning: supportive partners in teaching Z. Kovács, Faculty of Education and Psychology, Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary ABSTRACT: After the favourable reception of lectures on “University of the Third Age” held by Eötvös Loránd University (Budapest), a pilot programme to provide active and part
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Microsoft PowerPoint - FINALVERSION2 Lexical processing of written words is the base for constructing meaning from text, as words are the primary meaningful elements provided to the reader. Words are characterised by many different lexical/semantic features which affect verbal processing and hence behavioural performance as reaction times, eye-movements, fixation times and brain activity, as shown
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Repairing Final-Over-Final Constraint Violations: Evidence from Basque verb clusters Repairing Final-Over-Final Constraint Violations: Evidence from Basque Verb Clusters Ricardo Etxepare and Bill Haddican This paper discusses some implications of Basque for recent approaches to Final-Over- Final Constraint (FOFC) effects (Biberauer et al., to appear, henceforth “BHR”). We present evidence suggesti
Microsoft Word - abstract GLOW 36.docx 1 The quantificational asymmetry as a language-specific phenomenon Dutch and English are two closely related languages of the Germanic family, yet the acquisition of the Dutch binding principles by Dutch monolingual and Turkish-Dutch bilingual children is different from the acquisition of the English binding principles by English monolingual and Turkish-En
Reducing linguistic variation to Third Factor mechanisms Jordi Fortuny (UB, CLT-UAB, Complex Systems Lab-UPF) & Adriana Fasanella (CLT-UAB) The objective of our study is to develop a model of morphophonological analysis that enables the learner to infer high-order properties of the target language. Our first step is to express in a parametric way part of the mechanism of data analysis used by the
Microsoft Word - Cavalcanti_Edlund_House_Fonetik2026_Fonetik2026_template.docx Voices Drawn in Conductive Ink: The OVE II Control Prints as Scientific Heritage and a Phonetic Resource Julio Cesar Cavalcanti, Jens Edlund, David House Speech, Music & Hearing, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden jcca@kth.se, edlund@speech.kth.se, davidh@kth.se Abstract The OVE synthesizers played a central role
Possessor case in Udmurt: A local reanalysis as fusional case stacking Philipp Weisser Timo Klein philipp.weisser@uni-leipzig.de timo.klein@uni-leipzig.de Universität Leipzig Universität Leipzig Doreen Georgi Anke Assmann georgi@uni-leipzig.de anke.assmann@uni-leipzig.de Universität Leipzig Universität Leipzig Claim: We claim that an alleged non-local case dependency in the Uralic language Udm
