19 SCL Schedule

		The 19th Scandinavian Conference of Linguistics University of Tromsø, 10 - 12 January 2002 Final program Main page
	Shortcuts: Friday 11 Saturday 12	Wednesday 9 January
	18.00 - 21.00	Registration at "Strøket" a downtown bar in Storgata 52 (up an alley opposite the church - for orientation see map)
		Thursday 10 January
1	09.00 - 10.00	Auditorium B 1005 Keynote speaker Christer Platzack, University of Lund: Syntactic Variation and the Linking Problem
		A General session B 1005	B General session E0.101
2	10.00 - 10.30	Kleanthes Grohmann and Liliane Haegeman: Resuming Reflexives	Rita Therkelsen: The grammar of causal conjunctions
3	10.30 - 11.00	Ora Matushansky: The Severed Head, or: XP-movement as Pied-piping	Frank Joosten: Accounts of the count-mass distinction: a critical survey
	11.00 - 11.30	Coffee
4	11.30 - 12.00	Carson Schütze: When is a verb not a verb?	Martin Krämer: Vowel transparency as balance
5	12.00 - 12.30	Olga Borik, Paz González, Anna Mlynarczyk, and Henk Verkuyl: Comparing Tense Systems: the primacy of the Pres/Past-opposition	Silke Hamann: Is retroflexion licensed by V-C cues only? Observations from Norwegian
6	12.30 - 13.00	Peter Svenonius: Limits on P: filling in holes vs. falling in holes	Curt Rice: Syllabic well-formedness in Norwegian imperatives
	13.00 - 14.00	Lunch
7	14.00 - 15.00	Auditorium B 1005 Keynote speaker Kyle Johnson, University of Massachusetts at Amherst: An Etiology of Islands
		A General session B 1005	B General session E0.101
8	15.00 - 15.30	Tavs Bjerre: The Semantics of Locative Prepositions and Adverbs in Danish	Thorbjörg Hróarsdóttir: Language change and language acquisition
9	15.30 - 16.00	Mai Tungseth: Deriving telicity; PPs, event structure, and functional projections	Hilde Sollid: A North Norwegian dialect in the light of the relexification hypothesis
10	16.00 - 16.30	Andrew McIntyre: Argument Linking and a Theory of Conflation: The Case of Event Paths	Wouter Kusters: The fate of complex languages: Old Norse and Classical Arabic in the Age of Globalisation
	16.30 - 17.00	Coffee
11	17.00 - 17.30	Inge Zwitserlood: Word formation below and above little x; evidence from Sign Language of the Netherlands	Øystein Nilsen: V2/non-V2 embedded clauses
12	17.30 - 18.00	Anya Hogoboom: Conditions on Subject Extraction in Free Relatives in Norwegian	Lars Heltoft: Verb second - a content analysis
	Back to the top	Friday 11 January
1	09.00 - 10.00	Auditorium B 1005 Keynote speaker John A. Hawkins, University of Southern California: Symmetries and Asymmetries across Grammars: Some Parsing Predictions
		C General session B 1005	D General session E0.101	E Acquisition workshop E0.104
2	10.00 - 10.30	László Molnárfi: Focus and Antifocus in modern Afrikaans and West Germanic	Marcin Kilarski: Gender assignment in Danish, Swedish and Norwegian: A comparison of the status of assignment rules	Marit R. Westergaard: On the Acquisition of Word Order in WH-Questions in the Tromsø Dialect
3	10.30 - 11.00	Janne Bondi Johannessen: Correlative adverbs in Germanic languages	Tore Nesset: Predicting Gender and Declension of Russian Nouns in Soft Consonants: The Hierarchy Hypothesis	Kristine Bentzen: Acquiring V°-to-I° movement in the absence of morphological cues
	11.00 - 11.30	Coffee
4	11.30 - 12.00	Britta Jensen: Syntax and semantics of imperative subjects	Hans-Olav Enger: A possible constraint on non-affixal inflection	Pirjo Turunen: Phonological skills of Finnish speaking late talkers at the age of 2;6
5	12.00 - 12.30	Marianne Pouplier: Quirky pro: Referential Null Objects in Modern Icelandic	Antti Arppe: Variation in an agglutinative language - the case of inflected forms of a synonym pair in Finnish	Kristian Emil Kristoffersen: Phonological development in a child with cri du chat syndrome
6	12.30 - 13.00	Patricia Cabredo Hofherr: Non-referential pro-drop and complementizer-agreement	Kersti Börjars and Nigel Vincent: Adjectival suppletion in the Scandinavian languages and the nature of suppletion	Pi-yu Chiang: Enhancing Bilingual Children's Phonological Awareness: The Effect of Tongue Twisters
	13.00 - 14.00	Lunch
7	14.00 - 15.00	Auditorium B 1005 Keynote speaker Paul Kiparsky, Stanford University: Stratal OT
		C General session B 1005	D General session E0.101	E Bilingual behavior workshop E0.104
8	15.00 - 15.30	Anne Neville: Danish Pre-nominals as Specifier Heads	Carola Trips: Stylistic fronting in the Ormulum - Scandinavian syntactic phenomena in Early Middle English texts	Jakob Cromdal: Bilingual text production as task and resource. Social interaction in task oriented student groups
9	15.30 - 16.00	Marit Julien: The D-projection in Scandinavian	Maria Glushko: Towards the Quantitative Approach to Studying Evolution of English Verb Paradigm	Emel Türker: Traces of Language Change in the Speech of Turkish Youth in Norway
10	16.00 - 16.30	Øystein Alexander Vangsnes: On Noun Phrase Architecture and article systems	Kira Gor and Tatiana Chernigovskaya: Generation of Complex Verbal Morphology in First and Second Language Acquisition: Evidence from Russian	Jakob Steensig: Conversation Analysis and the study of bilingual interaction - methodological considerations
	16.30 - 17.00	Coffee
11	17.00 - 17.30	Elsi Kaiser: Word order, grammatical function and referential form: On the patterns of anaphoric reference in Finnish	Dianne Jonas: Faroese Experiencer Constructions	Lian Madsen and Trine Esdahl: Linguistic variation, power relations, and identities in Turkish-Danish conversations among adolescents
12	17.30 - 18.00	Helge Lødrup: Raising in Norwegian and the form - function relation	Kristin Melum Eide: Modals, Theta-roles and Subject Scope	Normann Jørgensen: Social relations and the use of linguistic varieties in bilingual youth groups
13	18.00 - 18.30			Paula Andersson: Review
	Back to the top	Saturday 12 January
1	09.00 - 10.00	Auditorium B 1005 Keynote speaker Paula Fikkert, University of Nijmegen: Acquiring Phonology
		F General session B 1005	G Finnic workshop E0.101	H Acquisition workshop E0.104
2	10.00 - 10.30	Catherine Ringen and Pétur Helgason: Laryngeal features in Swedish	Diane Nelson: Case and adverbials in Finnish and Inari Saami
3	10.30 - 11.00	Hannele Nicholson and Andreas Hilmo Teig: How to tell beans from farmers: cues to the perception of pitch accent in whispered Norwegian
	11.00 - 11.30	Coffee
4	11.30 - 12.00	Bodil Kappel Schmidt: West Greenlandic antipassive and nominalization	Ida Toivonen: The relationship between agreement and grammatical functions in Inari Sami and Finnish	Maja Henriette Jensvoll: The acquisition of past tense in English/Norwegian bilingual children
5	12.00 - 12.30	Marie Nilsenová: On differential subject and object marking: Western Armenian evidence		Thora Tenbrink: Why should children adapt, and when?
6	12.30 - 13.00	Patrycja Jablonska: Unlicensed Negative Polarity Items in Polish	Hanna Outakoski: On the reflexive A-binding in North Sami	Anna Gavarró: A subject clitic in child Catalan
	13.00 - 14.00	Lunch
7	14.00 - 15.00	Auditorium B 1005 Keynote speaker Anders Holmberg, University of Durham and University of Tromsø: Questions, polarity, and verb movement in Finnic and Germanic
			G Finnic workshop E0.101	H Acquisition workshop E0.104
8	15.00 - 15.30		Elsi Kaiser: Interpreting Questions: Case Marking, disjunction type and focus	Dianne Jonas: Case and clause structure in Faroese child language
9	15.30 - 16.00		Satu Manninen: A raising analysis of Finnish relative clauses	Carson Schütze: The non-omission of nonfinite be
10	16.00 - 16.30			Discussion
	16.30 - 16.45	Coffee
11	16.45 - 17.15		Virve Vihman: Middle Voice in Estonian
12	17.15 - 17.45		Anne Tamm: Estonian object case assignment and the representation of verbal meanings
13	17.45 - 18.15		Discussion

	19.30	Conference Dinner at "Driv" (for orientation see map)
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