Main session
- Abstract submissions are invited for oral presentations and poster presentations.
- Each oral presentation will be 30 minutes, followed by a 15-minute discussion period.
Workshop
Since the earliest days of generative syntax, complementation has been the central subject of intense debate. Generative works on complementation have followed two primary strands of research. One is to examine the nature of the selectional requirements imposed on embedding predicates and their complements. The other is to delve into diverse empirical phenomena in the domain of clausal embedding. Along with this issue, non-complementation has also received a great deal of attention in the literature. One of the widely discussed topics concerning non-complementation is the Internally Headed Relative Clause (IHRC) constructions, which differ in form as well as meaning from the Externally Headed Relative Clause (EHRC) construction.
Some instances of specific topics on (non-)complementation include the following:
- Are all the clausal complements embedded as an argument by their matrix selector? (Moulton 2009)
- Does clausal complementation involve modal or reportative operators? (Bhatt 1999, Faller 2007)
- Are embedded clauses combined with their matrix predicates through conjunction? (Pietroski 2005).
- When do root phenomena occur in subordinate clauses? (Hooper and Thompson 1973, Haegeman 2014)
- What pragmatic/semantic conditions license an IHRC and how can we describe them in formal terms? (Kuroda 1976, Fuji 1998)
- Is the IHRC construction parallel to other subordinate constructions? (Kim 2018)
The workshop aims to provide an opportunity to discuss any issues concerning complementation and to explore new instantiations of and restrictions on (non- )complementation.
- Abstract submissions are invited for oral presentations on issues having to do with the workshop theme “(Non-)complementation”.
- Each oral presentation will be 30 minutes, followed by a 15-minute discussion period.
Abstract guidelines
- Abstracts should not be longer than 2 pages (A4 or letter size) with 1 inch (2.54 cm) margins.
- Abstracts must be set single spaced in a 12 pt font. Figures and references may be set in a smaller font, but must be within the 2 page limit.
- Abstracts must not reveal the identity of the author(s) in any way.
- Each author may submit at most one single-authored paper and one joint paper for the main session and/or the workshop.
- Abstracts must be submitted via EasyAbs. Email submissions are not allowed.
The deadline for submitting abstracts is 11:59pm GMT+9, March 28, 2019.
The deadline for the abstract submission is extended to 11:59pm GMT+9, April 4, 2019.
Notification of acceptance: early May. (tentative)
GLOW in Asia XII &SICOGG 21 organizers:
Main session
Duk-Ho An (Konkuk University)
Michael Barrie (Sogang University)
Rhanghyeyun Kim (Korea University)
Jong Kun Lee (Mokpo National University)
Myung-Kwan Park (Dongguk University)
Workshop
Jaehoon Choi (Daegu University)
Dongwoo Park (Korea National Open University)
Supervised by Center for Korean Studies, Korea University
Meeting Location:
Dongguk University, Seoul
Contact Information:
Duk-Ho An
andukho@konkuk.ac.kr
Meeting Dates:
Aug 6 to Aug 9, 2019
Abstract Submission Information:
Abstracts can be submitted from 28-Jan-2019 until 28-Mar-2019.
Abstract submission link: