Stanford University
Department of Linguistics
S-TREND:
A Trilateral Syntax and Semantics Weekend
Saturday, April 16th
Cordura 100
Center for the Study of Language and Information
220 Panama Street
Stanford University
P-TREND schedule
Schedule of Speakers
9:45-10:00: Coffee and Welcome
10:00-10:45: Processing Accounts for Superiority Effects
Philip Hofmeister, Neal Snider, Inbal Arnon, Bruno Estigarribia,
T. Florian Jaeger, Jeanette Pettibone, Ivan A. Sag, Stanford
10:45-11:30:
Comparisons of Similarity and Difference
Pete Alrenga, Santa Cruz
11:30-11:45: Break
11:45-12:30:
Russian Dative Subjects as Object Controllers
Nick Fleisher, Berkeley
12:30-1:30: Lunch
1:30-2:15:
Alignment in Syntactic Blending
Liz Coppock, Stanford
2:15-3:00:
Second Position Clitics in Pashto without Second Positions
Ascander Dost, Santa Cruz
3:00-3:15: Break
3:15-4:00:
Understanding the Self: The Distribution of English Anaphora in
Prepositional Phrases
Jenny Lederer, Berkeley
4:00-4:45:
Existentials: Definiteness, Indefiniteness, and Beyond
David Beaver, Gerlof Bouma, Alex Bratkievich*, Charles Chang*,
Itamar Francez, Ivan Garcia-Alvarez, T. Florian Jaeger,
Dmitry Levinson, Line Mikkelsen*, Laura Whitton, Stanford and
Berkeley*
Organizers:
Beth Levin (beth.levin(at)stanford(dot)edu),
Line Mikkelsen (mikkelsen(at)berkeley(dot)edu), and
Peter Sells (sells(at)csli(dot)stanford(dot)edu)
Webmaster: John
Beavers (jbeavers(at)csli(dot)stanford(dot)edu)
Co-sponsored by the Colloquium
Committee, the Construction of
Meaning Workshop, and the Stanford Syntax
Workshop.
Department of Linguistics
Stanford University
Stanford CA 94305-2150
USA
Last modified: 04/06/05 by John Beavers