The following members of the department gave talks:
- Rashid Al-Balushi
- The licensing of structural case in Standard Arabic
- Ailis Cournane
- A cline of subject clitic doubling: Grammaticalization in small steps
- Elizabeth Cowper
- Where auxiliary verbs come from
- Yoonjung Kang and Seung-Joon Park
- Variation of consonant-final nouns in heritage Korean in Toronto
- Loredana Andreea Kosa
- Sibilant harmony: Investigating the connection between typology and learnability
- Diane Massam
- On the status of inversion in an inverse language
- Alexandra Motut
- A puzzle for the syntax and semantics of depictives
- Kenji Oda
- Dependent verbal morphology in Modern Irish: A distributed morphology approach
- Will Oxford
- Same, other, and different: A first look at the microsyntax of identity adjectives
- Yves Roberge and Nelleke Strik
- L'omission Wh: théorie et acquisition
- Michelle St-Amour
- On being definitely unique in Inuktitut
- Nelleke Strik
- French wh-questions in child L2 acquisition
And the following members of the department presented posters:
- Elizabeth Cowper and Daniel Hall
- Structures for possession in Upper Sorbian and Czech
- Liisa Duncan
- Consonant gradation in Finnish dialects
- Julie Goncharov
- 'Definite' adjectives in Slavic
- Maria Kyriakaki
- What Greek DETs do: The restrictive DP
- Annick Morin
- Diachrony and synchrony of /l/ gemination in Québec French
- Ana Pérez-Leroux and Yadira Alvarez
- How to BE in Spanish: The acquisition of copula and existential constructions by Spanish speaking children
Last but not least, Naomi Nagy was a panelist in a round-table discussion entitled "Corpora: Heritage and Preservation."
Congrats to all who participated!
(If anyone has inadvertently been omitted from this lengthy list, please contact the blog committee at utlinguistics@gmail.com to let us know.)
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