Publication Update: Proceedings will be published as a supplementary number of the Journal of Slavic Linguistics. For more detailed information and downloadable templates for producing the submission version of your paper, go here.
8:20-9:00 9:00-9:20 |
Continental breakfast, GISB 1118 Welcoming Remarks: Rick Van Kooten (Executive Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Indiana University) |
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GISB 1106 Chair: Ljiljana Progovac |
GISB 1100 |
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Metodi Efremov (University of Nova Gorica), Franc Marušič (University of Nova Gorica) Željko Bošković (University of Connecticut) Barbara Citko (University of Washington), Martina Gračanin-Yüksek (Middle East Technical University) |
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11:40-12:40 |
Invited talk: Ksenia Zanon (University of Cambridge), “Expletive Negation” revisited: On some properties of negated polar interrogatives in Russian Abstract Presentation |
| GISB 1106 Chair: Matthew Ford |
GISB 1100 |
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Egor Tsedryk (Saint Mary’s University) Anna Staňková (Charles University), Radek Šimík (Charles University) |
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| GISB 1106 Chair: Vrinda Chidambaram |
GISB 1100 Chair: Wayles Browne |
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Anton Kukhto (MIT), Alexander Piperski (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg) Tatiana Luchkina (Stony Brook University), Tania Ionin (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Maria Goldshtein (Arizona State University) Ora Matushansky (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) |
John Frederick Bailyn (Stony Brook University) Van Holthenrichs (Indiana University) |
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8:20-9:00 |
Continental breakfast |
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GISB 1106 Chair: Ora Matushansky |
GISB 1100 Chair: Darya Kavitskaya |
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Dorota Klimek-Jankowska (University of Wrocław), Vesela Simeonova (University of Graz), Alberto Frasson (University of Wrocław), Natalia Shlikhutka (University of Wrocław), Nina Tunteva (University of Ljubljana), Viktorija Blazheska (University of Würzburg) Maria Esipova (University of Konstanz), Maribel Romero (University of Konstanz) Varvara Magomedova (Higher School of Economics, Moscow), Natalia Slioussar (St. Petersburg State University / Higher School of Economics, Moscow), Kirill Chuprinko (Higher School of Economics, Moscow) |
Małgorzata Ćavar (Indiana University), Bartłomiej Czaplicki (University of Warsaw), Paula Orzechowska (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań) Aljoša Milenković (Harvard University) Roslyn Burns (Yale University) |
11:00-11:40 |
Business meeting & Break |
11:40-12:40 |
Invited talk: Darya Kavitskaya (University of California, Berkeley), Functional factors in contrast preservation Abstract Presentation |
| GISB 1106 Chair: Ksenia Zanon |
GISB 1100 Chair: Catherine Rudin |
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Muamera Begović (Stony Brook University) Andrew Kier (Ohio State University) |
Vesela Simeonova (University of Graz) Dorota Klimek-Jankowska (University of Wrocław) |
| GISB 1106 Chair: Van Holthenrichs |
GISB 1100 Chair: John Frederick Bailyn |
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Zuzanna Fuchs (University of Southern California) Alexandra Butler (University of California, Davis) |
Anastasiia Vyshnevska (KU Leuven) Aida Talić (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) |
5:00-6:00 |
Invited talk: Adrian Stegovec (University of Connecticut), All shapes and sizes: Towards a more fine-grained approach to pronoun typology and competition effects Abstract |
8:20-9:00 |
Continental breakfast |
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GISB 1106 Chair: Aida Talić |
GISB 1100 Chair: Zuzanna Fuchs |
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Jelena Simić (University of Graz), Jelena Živojinović (University of Graz) Tomislav Sočanac (The Ohio State University), Brian Joseph (The Ohio State University) Alberto Frasson (University of Wrocław) |
Daria Bikina (Harvard University) Katarina Gomboc Čeh (University of Nova Gorica) Hunter Brakovec (Indiana University) |
11:20-12:20 |
Invited talk: Adam Przepiórkowski (University of Warsaw / ICS, Polish Academy of Sciences), Coordination of unlikes: Some Minimalist considerations Abstract |
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