Bronwyn Bjorkman
"Multiple Agrees: Towards a non-unified theory of feature valuation."
LeAnn Brown
"Phonetic variation and social perception: Rhyme and /s/ COG effects on sex and sexual orientation percepts."
Derek Denis and Sali Tagliamonte
"Stability out of grammaticalization? Future temporal reference in North American English."
Derek Denis and Sali Tagliamonte
"Stability out of grammaticalization? Future temporal reference in North American English."
Kenji Oda
"On putative adjective fronting in Irish."
Nicholas Welch
"A tripartite agreement: classificatory verbs, animacy, and inflection in Tłı̨chǫ Yatıì."
Sali also presented a join paper with alumna Alexandra D'Arcy (University of Victoria) and their colleague Celeste Rodríguez Louro (University of Western Australia): "Outliers, impact, and rationalization in linguistic change."
Alumnus Michael Barrie (Sogang University) presented two talks: "Bare Nouns, Semantic Incorporation and Idiomaticization in Cantonese" and "Focusing on the left edge of the Onondaga sentence" (at the Society for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the Americas).
Here are some photos, courtesy of Kenji Oda.
Michael Barrie (Sogang U.), Keren Rice, Kenji Oda
Bettina Spreng (U Saskatchewan), Kenji Oda, Marina Scherkina-Lieber (Carleton U), Michael Barrie
Nicholas Welch's talk
Kenji Oda's poster
Derek Denis and Sali Tagliamonte present their joint paper.
Mike, Marina, Sali, and Derek after the conference.
The Minneapolis Hilton. Not shown: the fact that on January 5 the high for the day was -25º C.
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