Program for Thursday, August 3rd: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 3RD: TALK VIEW

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08:30-09:30

Plenary, Australian Languages and Theories of Language Change

Claire Bowern

09:30-10:00

Introduction and Panel Overview

Patience Epps

10:00-10:30

Endangered Arawakan languages reveal a novel source for standard negation: privative derivation

Lev Michael

09:30-10:00

Diffusional change of the Chinese scalar additive construction derived from prohibitives

Bing Zhu, Kaoru Horie

10:00-10:30

Constructional change and variation in an areal perspective: evidence from the potential complement construction in

Yang Zhou

09:30-10:00

Development of Aspect and Tense

Jadranka Gvozdanovic

10:00-10:30

Redrawing the Boundaries: Fluctuating Time Reference in the Sogeram Languages of Papua New Guinea

Don Daniels

09:30-09:45 Workshop: Paradigm Leveling

09:30-10:00

The regularization change of language use of IRASSHARU in Japanese honorifics

Kazuko Tanabe

10:00-10:30

From Written to Spoken Usage: The Contribution of Pre-revival Linguistic Habits to the Formation of the Colloquial Register of Modern

Yael Reshef

09:45-10:15

Paradigm Levelling in Japanese Sign Language and Related Languages

Ritsuko Kikusawa, Keiko Sagara

10:00-10:30

Address

Moreno Mitrović

10:45-11:15

North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic: an endangered language unusually rich in synchronic and diachronic

Eleanor Coghill

11:15-11:45

Patterns of retention and innovation in Dene-Yeniseian verb morphology

Edward Vajda

11:45-12:15

How language documentation is changing Mayan history

Danny Law

10:45-11:15

Reconstructing the origin and spread of social category terms in the Australian continent

Harold Koch, Patrick McConvell

11:15-11:45

The development of Standard Average European: evidence from varieties of German

Guido Seiler

11:45-12:15

IS THERE A SUCH THING AS CREOLIZATION? EVALUATING THE FEATURE POOL HYPOTHESIS

John McWhorter

10:45-11:15

Continuity and change in the aspect systems of Vedic and Latin

Eystein Dahl

11:15-11:45

On the Rise of the Analytic Perfect Aspect in the West Iranian Languages

Vit Bubenik, Leila Ziamajidi

11:45-12:15

Preterite Loss in Upper German dialects – a result of dynamic developments in the German tense and aspect

Hanna Fischer

10:45-11:15

A formal study of extensional broadening in historical semantics

Hongyuan Dong

11:15-11:45

Diachronic Delocativization and Abstraction of Phrases Headed by the Spanish Preposition a. “Domino Effect” in a Lexical and Semantic

Rodrigo Flores Dávila

11:45-12:15

Caer en temores infundados: On the Historical Evolution of Spanish Collocations with the Verb Caer 'Fall' and Stative

Josep Alba-Salas

10:45-11:15

Vala-Indefinites and Covert Operators in Old Hungarian

Agnes Bende-Farkas

11:15-11:45

Disjunctive and conjunctive particles meet their negative concord relatives

Anna Szabolcsi

11:45-12:15

Synchrony and diachrony of a multifunctional particle: Latin nec

Chiara Gianollo

10:50-11:20

Analogy as Local Generalization: The Solution to (almost) all our Problems

Brian Joseph

11:20-11:50

Operational principles of »morphological analogy« and the status of »paradigmatic levelling«

Eugen Hill

13:30-13:45

The linguistic prehistory of the western Himalayas: endangered minority languages as a window to the

Manuel Widmer

13:45-14:00

The crucial role of Chuvash dialects in reconstructing Proto-Turkic (and beyond)

Alexander Savelyev

14:00-14:15

A Reconstruction of Proto-Croiselles Phonology and Lexicon

Andrew Pick

14:15-14:30

The elaboration of the pronominal prefix system in Lake Iroquoian: Evidence from the historical documentation of

Megan Lukaniec

14:30-14:45

The importance of documenting discourse and interaction: Unravelling the development of grammatical relations in Shiwiar (Chicham,

Martin Kohlberger

13:30-14:00

CRYPTOLECTS AND JAMAICAN MAROON SPIRIT LANGUAGE

Ian Hancock

13:30-14:00

The demise of the Gothic mediopassive and the rise of a new passive paradigm

Svetlana Kleyner

14:00-14:30

Reduction of Aspectual Marking in Present Tense

Kazuha Watanabe

13:30-14:55 Semantics

13:30-14:00

Adding meaning to Indo-Aryan aspectual adverbials then and again

Benjamin Slade, Anikó Csirmaz

14:00-14:30

Allosemies of the Anatolian conjunction particle

Moreno Mitrović, Andrei Sideltsev

14:30-15:00

Why are there disjunctive particles in Sinhala & Dravidian relative-correlatives?: existential particles in non-existential

Benjamin Slade

13:35-14:05

The role of perception in paradigm leveling and beyond

David Fertig

14:05-14:35

Ablaut pattern extension as partial regularization strategies in Germanic languages

Jessica Nowak

14:00-14:30

Determining Unattested Forms in Ancient Greek Using Computational Linguistics

Phillip Barnett

14:30-15:00

Word Order Change Online: Language Change, Second Language Acquisition, Computational Modelling and

Ans van Kemenade

15:00-15:30

Retro-predicting language change with binomial regression analysis

Freek Van de Velde

15:20-15:50

Do tones change faster than segments?: perspectives from recent documentation of the Chatino languages (Zapotecan,

Eric Campbell

15:20-15:50

A diachronic typology of the universal superparticle: an inter-genetic view

Moreno Mitrović

15:25-15:55

Innovations in Finnish paradigm: change in progress

Santeri Palviainen, Katja Västi

15:50-16:45 Workshop: Logical Vocabulary & Logical Change

16:20-16:45 Panel: Endangered Languages & Historical Linguistics

17:00-18:00

Plenary, Contact and Change in Neo-Aramaic Dialects

Geoffrey Khan

10:30-10:45 Coffee Break

12:15-13:30 Lunch Break

14:55-15:20 Coffee Break