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I’m pleased and honoured to be asked to present the first talk Alignment of tonal targets: 30 years on Bob Ladd University of Edinburgh Text of a talk presented in Lund on 10 January 2007, at a symposium in Honour of Gösta Bruce’s 60th birthday. References are missing and some details of the works discussed are presented more informally than would be appropriate in print. Please keep this in mind

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Ban on Coreference [GLOW 36] [handout] [3] [fixed typos].dvi Accounting for the Absence of Coreferential Subjects in TP Coordination∗ Bronwyn M. Bjorkman, University of Toronto bronwyn.bjorkman@utoronto.ca GLOW 36, April 4-6 1 Introduction This talk is about coordination • Specifically, a curious restriction on the availability of backwards-referring pronom- inal subjects in (clausal) coordination

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Zo Toft 109299@soas.ac.uk SOAS, Thornhaugh St., Russell Sq., London WC1H 0XG Is there ever multiple wh-movement? Evidence from Superiority effects and Focus in Hungarian In trying to answer the questions ÔWhat moves where when in which languages and why?Õ many linguists have been kept busy over the years. With the growth of generative linguistics and an increasing amount of research into languages

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CONTRAST_ILL_FINAL_PDF 04/05/19 1 The verbal-kinesic enactment of CONTRAST in North American English Jennifer Hinnell University of Alberta | hinnell@ualberta.ca | jenniferhinnell.com 12th International Symposium on Iconicity in Language and Literature Lund, Sweden | May 4, 2019 The verbal-kinesic enactment of CONTRAST in North American English Jennifer Hinnell University of Alberta hinnell@ualber

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Freyhult_mod The 2nd EuroSoTL conference, June 8-9 2017, Lund, Sweden Student’s views on attendance L. Freyhult, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Uppsala University ABSTRACT: Is the attendance of students important for their results? Are there differences in attendance depending on the type of instruction? What is the reason that students decide not to attend their classes? As a first step in

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The syntax of negative questions and their answers HOW TO ANSWER A NEGATIVE QUESTION Anders Holmberg http://research.ncl.ac.uk/yesandno Two ways to answer a negative question Japanese: Question: Kimi tukarete nai? you tired NEG ‘Are you not tired?’ Answer: Un (tukarete nai). yes tired NEG (Lit.)‘Yes, I’m not tired.’ Swedish: Q: Är du inte trött? are you not tired A: Nej (jag är inte trött). no I a

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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

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[s. 34] LIHL-SPAJTSIN E’ dar min Lihl-Spajtsin, war allt ię bidröwlin tillstellning. An war iend påjkan i ien sturan krippuop i Spajk-gardem. At e’ nu war an so add uort anfektad åw nod uont wäsn, wa’ sästsilt klient fer e’ war ju påjker so uld tag ywyr gardn eter fuorälddrum, da’ dier wart uwgambler. Kullur fanns e’ fel so ed rack, og dier wa’ ju ba’ til fe’ ta fesyets fǫ brottdsiftader, um e’ nu

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GLOWKeynote Constraining Local Dislocation dialect-geographically Gertjan Postma Meertens Instituut Amsterdam gertjan.postma@meertens.knaw.nl GLOW-36, Lund, 3-5 April 2013 V-T-AGR versus V-AGR-T in Dutch dialects 1 Structure • The problem: order reversal - syntax or postsyntax? • The role of dialectology • Deviant structures V-pron-T and V-AGR-T in Dutch • A fundamental isogloss cuts the Dutch dia

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Microsoft Word - Nobu-Glow36-revised-abstract.doc Nobu Goto (Mie University) Deletion by Phase: A Case Study of Gapping [Introduction] This paper aims to propose a new analysis of Gapping under Chomsky’s (2000:MI) Cyclic Spell-Out (hereon CSO). I claim: [1] Deletion as a consequence of CSO can optionally apply phase by phase: whether a Spell-Out domain is pronounced or deleted is determined upon S

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Harris-ILL12 Chiastic iconicity Randy Harris Linguistics, Rhetoric, and Communication Design Department of English University of Waterloo Chiastic iconicity 1. Preliminaries 2. Chiastic suite 3. Symmetry 4. Symmetry and parallelism 5. Balance 6. Meaning AB BA raha@uwaterloo.ca, 2 Preliminaries ABBAX all for one one for all raha@uwaterloo.ca, 3 Preliminaries raha@uwaterloo.ca, 4 The chiastic suite

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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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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

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Aristoteļa Rētorika – didaktisks teksts? Didactics of Aristotelian Rhetoric Vita Paparinska University of Latvia Colloquium Balticum Lundense XI November 8-10, 2012 Aristotle’s Target Audience Aristotle is writing for: the legislator of an ideal city; the Athenian public or an elite subset of that public; for multiple audiences over an extended period of time; his students at the Lycaeum. * Questi

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GLOW 2013 Workshop IV April 6 ACQUISITION OF SYNTAX IN CLOSE VARIETIES Organizers: Petra Bernardini, Jonas Granfelt, Gisela Håkansson, Tanja Kupisch (all at Lund University) Contact: Tanja.Kupisch@rom.lu.se Invited speaker: Jason Rothman, University of Florida Deadline for submission: November 15, 2012 Notification of acceptance: January 20, 2013 Submission of abstracts: https://www.easychair.org/

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Dinka and the architecture of long-distance extraction∗ Coppe van Urk (cvanurk@mit.edu) Norvin Richards (norvin@mit.edu) Massachusetts Institute of Technology GLOW 36, Lund University In the Nilotic language Dinka Nyarweng, both C and v have the EPP property: one XP must sit in their specifier (1) and (2): (1) CP XP C’ C TP . . . (2) vP XP v’ v VP . . . In this talk, we show that this system provi

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Reinhold_etal_mod The 2nd EuroSoTL conference, June 8-9 2017, Lund, Sweden Quality of Academic Writing for Engineering Students at Lund University I. Reinhold, K. Batstone, I. M. Gallardo González, A. Troian, and R. Yu, Lund University ABSTRACT: The development of good writing skills is fundamental not only to publish scientific results, but also to have a deeper understanding of complex subjects.

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