Program

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Main conference: Wednesday April 15th

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8:30—9:00	Accueil - Welcome
9:00—10:00	Chair: Alain Rouveret Claire Halpert Raising Parameters
10:00—11:00	Winnie Lechner, Giorgos Spathas, Artemis Alexiadou, and Elena Anagnostopoulou On deriving the typology of repetition and restitution
11:00—11:15	Coffee break
11:15—12:30	Poster session 1 WooJin Chung On Korean pro-form kuleh: variation in extractability and size of ellipsis Michael Hamilton Feature Inheritance in clausal and verbal domains: Evidence from Mi'gmaq Jeremy Kuhn Functional reference in American Sign Language Joao Costa and Maria Lobo Features and c-command in the acquisition of syntactic dependencies: arguments against constructionism Benjamin Storme Aspectual distinctions in the present tense in Romance and cross-linguistically Nancy Hedberg and Patricia Schneider-Zioga Predication, Specification and Information Structure in Kinande Chris O'Brien How to get off an island Norbert Corver Categorial Heads as Adverbial Markers
12:30—14:00	Lunch break
14:00—15:00	*Chair: Anne Abeillé* Timo Klein A derivational approach to the typology of resumptive patterns
15:00—16:00	Jeroen van Craenenbroeck When statistics met formal linguistics: variation in Dutch verb clusters
16:00—16:15	Coffee break
16:15—17:15	*Chair: Carmen Sorin* Monica Irimia Restructuring and adjectival small clauses
17:15—18:15	Katalin E. Kiss The Person Case Constraint and the Inverse Agreement Constraint are manifestations of the same information-structural restriction
18:30—	Reception

Main conference: Thursday April 16th

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9:00—10:00	*Chair: Brenda Laca* Sabine Iatridou Conditionals in Turkish and their absence
10:00—11:00	Hadas Kotek Intervention everywhere!
11:00—11:15	Coffee break
11:15—12:30	Posters session 2 Nicola Lampitelli and Xiaoliang Luo Towards a unified representation of the right edge of words Sarah Ouwayda and Ur Shlonsky Order in the DP Lynda Kennedy, Jacopo Romoli, Lyn Tieu and Raffaella Folli Scope ambiguity in Broca’s aphasia: Evidence for a grammar-specific impairment Virginia Hill Syntactic effects of allocutive agreement Lilla Magyar The role of universal markedness in Hungarian gemination processes Matt Barros & Luis Vicente A remnant-correlate identity condition on ellipsis Jaehoon Choi Mapping discourse onto syntax: A case study of Korean jussive clauses Patrick D Elliott and Gary Thoms Forming Chains with Covert Copies: Deriving the Locality Restrictions on QR
12:30—14:00	Lunch break
14:00—15:00	*Chair: Hamida Demirdache* Mythili Menon and Roumyana Pancheva Decomposing Color Expressions in Malayalam
15:00—16:00	Moshe Elyashiv Bar-Lev De re tenses and Trace Conversion
16:00—16:15	Coffee break
16:15—17:15	*Chair: Berit Gehrke* Beata Moskal When prefixes can be dominant
17:30—18:30	GLOW Business meeting

Main conference: Friday April 17th

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9:00—10:00	*Chair:* *Mohammed Lahrouchi* Beata Moskal, Peter Smith, Ting Xu, Jungmin Kang and Jonathan Bobaljik A number of cases of pronominal suppletion
10:00—11:00	Darya Kavitskaya and Peter Staroverov An Autosegmental Account of Tundra Nenets Glottal Stop
11:00—11:15	Coffee break
11:15—12:15	*Chair: Lucia Tovena* Dorothy Ahn and Uli Sauerland Relative Measures: Implications for the Semantics and Syntax of Pseudo-Partitives
12:15—14:00	Lunch break
14:00—15:00	*Chair: Jacqueline Guéron* Guillaume Thomas Rising scale segments: additivity, comparison and continuation
15:00—16:00	Yuko Asada Transitive-ergative alternation in the domain of P
16:00—16:15	Coffee break
16:15—17:15	*Chair: Caterina Donati* Luka Crnic Ellipsis, Parallelism, and Polarity
17:15—18:15	Stefan Keine and Ethan Poole Intervention in tough-constructions
19:30	GlOW Party dinner

Main conference: alternate papers

Elena Anagnostopoulou
Ordering patterns and the syntax of the Person Case Constraint (PCC)

Nicola Lampitelli and Xiaoliang Luo
Towards a unified representation of the right edge of words

Norbert Corver
Categorial Heads as Adverbial Markers

Chris O'Brien
How to get off an island

Semantics workshop: Saturday April 18th

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9:00—9:30

Welcome

9:30—10:30

Ashwini Deo
Copular contrasts and the individual-level/stage-level distinction

10:30—11:15

Simone Alex-Ruf
The complexity of events: The empirical side of the event-state distinction

11:15—11:45

Coffee break

11:45—12: 30

Gillian Ramchand
States and Causation: The Curious Case of Labile Adjectives in English

12:30—13:15

Rebekah Baglini
Reference to states across lexical categories

13:15—14:45

Lunch break

14.45—15:30

Peter Arkadiev and Dimitri Gerasimov
Two types of derived states in Bzhedug Adyghe

15:30—16:15

Shiaowei Tham
Property concepts and spatial configurational states in Mandarin

16:15—16:45

Coffee break

16:45—17:30

Nino Grillo and Keir Moulton
Mismatching Pseudo-Relatives Describe Event Kinds

17:30—18:30

Peter Hallman
Temporal perspective in the state/event distinction

Semantics workshop: alternate papers

Alfredo Garcia Pardo
Structuring adjectival passives cross-linguistically: an aspectual approach
Antonio Fàbregas and Rafael Marìn
Between states and events

Phonology workshop: Saturday April 18th

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9:45—10:15	Welcome
10:15—10:45	Chair: Joe Pater Robert Daland Even though the sound of it is really quite atrocious: Finiteness and well-defined probabilities in phonotactic learning
10:45—11:15	Thomas Graf and Jeffrey Heinz Commonality in disparity: The computational view of syntax and phonology
11:15—11:45	Coffee break
11:45—12:15	Chair: Michela Russo Juliet Stanton The learnability filter and its role in the comparison of metrical theories
12:15—12:45	Stephanie Shih Super additive phonological similarity as constraint conjunction
12:45—13:15	Jane Chandlee, Jeffrey Heinz, and Adam Jardine Representing and learning opaque maps with strictly local functions
13:15—14:45	Lunch break
14:45—15:15	*Chair: Jeffry Heinz* Coral Hughto, Joe Pater, and Robert Staubs Grammatical agent-based modeling of typology
15:15—15:45	Gaja Jarosz Phonotactic probability and sonority sequencing in Polish initial clusters
15:45—16:15	Ewan Dunbar, Gabriel Synnaeve, and Emmanuel Dupoux On the origin of features: Quantitative methods for comparing representations
16:15—16:45	Coffee break
16:45—17:15	*Chair: Giorgio Magri* Afton Coombs Gradient lengthening effects: evidence from Tagalog
17:15—17:45	Klaas Seinhorst Inductive biases in plosive inventories: an empirical approach
17:45—18:30	Invited speaker: Bruce Tesar Learnability and phonological maps
20:00—	Workshop party

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