Thursday, Apr 26, 2018: |
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8:30-9 | Registration (VH 1018) & Coffee (VH 1158) | ||
9-9:30 | Opening LSRL 48 remarks (VH A) | ||
9:30-10:30 (VH A) Chair: Ruth King |
Plenary Talk: |
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10:30-11 | Registration (VH 1018) & Coffee break (VH 1158) | ||
11-12:30 | Phonetics (VH D) Chair: Emily Elfner |
Syntax (VH B) Chair: Andrew Peters |
Sociolinguistics (VH C) Chair: Philipp Angermeyer |
Effects of Dialect-Specific Production on Phoneme Perception,
Mary E. Beaton (Denison University) |
How prosody explains a superficial givenness constraint on French wh-in-situ questions,
Ramona Wallner (University of Konstanz) |
Clitic position in Old Occitan affirmative verb-first declaratives coordinated by e: A variationist analysis,
Bryan Donaldson (University of California, Santa Cruz) |
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Velar R in Puerto Rican Spanish: Uses and Attitudes,
Juliana Ivette Cruz Martínez (Pennsylvania State University) |
Contrastive Topic-Focus Association in the sentential middle field of Brazilian Portuguese,
Renato Lacerda (University of Connecticut) |
Inherent variability in grammar and speech,
Shana Poplack (University of Ottawa) & Nathalie Dion (University of Ottawa) |
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The phonetics of consonantal length and contrast in Campidanese Sardinian,
Jonah Katz (West Virginia University) & Gianmarco Pitzanti (Università di Cagliari) |
Vagueness in the interpretation of Spanish nosotros: A Speech act phrase analysis,
Ángel Luis Jiménez-Fernández (Universidad de Sevilla) & Mercedes Tubino-Blanco (Western Michigan University) |
The future between past and present: A longitudinal analysis of future temporal reference in Acadian French,
Mélissa Chiasson (University of Ottawa) & Basile Roussel (University of Ottawa) |
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12:30-2 | Lunch break | ||
2-3:30 | Prosody (VH D) Chair: Laura Colantoni |
Syntax (VH B) Chair: Julianne Doner |
L2 Acquisition (VH C) Chair: Kendall Vogh |
Acoustic Cues of Prominence and Prosodic Bootstrapping of Word Order: French, Portuguese and Spanish,
Irene Vogel (University of Delaware) & Angeliki Athanasopoulou (University of Calgary) |
A unified syntactic analysis of Spanish and Basque information focus via exhaustivity
Lorena Sainzmaza-Lecanda (University of Wisconsin - Green Bay) |
Representing inverse semantic scope in L2-Spanish,
Jun Lyu (Stony Brook University) & Lijun Zhang (Shanghai International Studies University) |
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Variability and the Alignment of Pitch Accents in Brazilian Portuguese,
Angeliki Athanasopoulou (University of Calgary), Irene Vogel (University of Delaware) & Natália Brambatti Guzzo (McGill University) |
Who, or where are ‘you’ to me? Formality as distance in Romance and beond,
Gavin Antonio Bembridge (York University) & Andrew Peters (University of Toronto) |
Gender as a cue in the production of number agreement in Spanish bilinguals,
Rebecca Foote (University of Arkansas) |
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Stress preservation in Spanish proper compounds,
Dongmei Lin (University of Auckland) & Carlos-Eduardo Piñeros (University of Auckland) |
Attributive Adjectives and Predicate Structures in Spanish,
Liliana Sánchez (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) |
L3 Phonological Acquisition: Spanish and English in Brazilian Portuguese,
Jennifer Zhang (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) |
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3:30-5 | Poster session (VH 1016 ) with coffee (VH 1158) | ||
5-6 (VH A) Chair: Gabriela Alboiu |
Plenary Talk: Daniela Isac (Concordia University): The Typology of Determiners in Romance: The Role of Modification |
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6:30-8:30 | Student Mixer (DLLL Lounge - 5th floor South Ross) |
Friday, Apr 27, 2018: |
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8:45-9:30 | Registration (VH 1018) & Coffee (VH 1158) | ||
9:30-10:30 (VH A) Chair: Maria Cristina Cuervo |
Plenary Talk: Ana Teresa Pérez-Leroux (The University of Toronto): A Child’s View of Romance Modification |
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10:30-11 | Registration (VH 1018) & Coffee break (VH 1158) | ||
11-12:30 | L1 Acquisition (VH D) Chair: Ana-Teresa Perez Leroux |
Syntax (VH B) Chair: Maria Cristina Cuervo |
Mixed (VH C) Chair: Ana-Maria Jerca |
Rethinking the Role of Age of Onset of Acquisition in 2L1 Acquisition: Evidence from Catalan and Spanish Morphosyntax,
Adriana Soto-Corominas (The University of Western Ontario) |
On Inalienable Possession and Middle Constructions in Spanish,
Imanol Suarez-Palma (University of Arizona) |
Value and quantity in the evaluation of bare singulars in Brazilian Portuguese,
Suzi Lima (University of Toronto/UFRJ) & Cristiane Oliveira (UFRJ) |
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Does null mean something to you? Children’s missing objects and what it all means,
Sophia Bello (University of Toronto) |
A Labeling Theory approach to subject positions for causative structures,
M. Pilar Colomina (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona) & Lorena Castillo (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona) |
Romance Evidence for Linguistic Universals in Pronominal Address,
Terrell Morgan (The Ohio State University) & Scott Schwenter (The Ohio State University) |
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Language acquisition and variable verbal agreement in Brazilian Portuguese,
Daniele Molina, Marcilese Mercedes & Cristina Name (all, Federal University of Juiz de Fora) |
On the Silent Component of French (ne) ... que exceptives,
Marc Authier (The Pennsylvania State University) & Lisa Reed (The Pennsylvania State University) |
The production and interpretation of Spanish clitic SE with anticausatives and Reflexive psychological verbs,
Aída García-Tejada (Purdue University), Eduardo Lustres (Purdue University) & Alejandro Cuza (Purdue University) |
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12:30-2:30 | Lunch break; LSRL Business Meeting (Ross S 538) | ||
2:30-4 | L2 Acquisition (VH D) Chair: Michelle Troberg |
Syntax (VH B) Chair: Mihaela Pirvulescu |
Sociolinguistics (VH C) Chair: Emilie LeBlanc |
Inalienable Possession in Heritage Speakers: Evidence for the Activation Hypothesis,
David Giancaspro (University of Richmond) & Liliana Sánchez (Rutgers University) |
Patterns of number agreement in Pyrenean dialects,
Rosa Bono (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona) & Ángel J. Gallego (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona) |
Rhythmic Convergence in French Contact,
Svetlana Kaminskaïa (University of Waterloo) |
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Investigating the sources of nuclear intonation in Argentinian-Canadian heritage speakers of Spanish: Evidence of parental and English influences,
Jacob Aziz (University of Western Ontario), Vanina Machado (University of Toronto), Yasaman Rafat (University of Western Ontario), Rajiv Rao (University of Wisconsin, Madison) & Ryan Stevenson (University of Western Ontario) |
Basque-Spanish null objects in relation to leísmo and the PCC,
Almike Vázquez-Lozares (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) |
Code-mixing and semantico-pragmatic resources in Francophone Maine: Meanings-in-use of yeah/yes and ouais/oui in French-English bilingual conversation,
Kendall Vogh (York University) |
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Protracted and Partial Acquisition of the Catalan Partitive Clitic in Child and Adult Bilingualism,
Silvia Perpiñán (The University of Western Ontario) & Adriana Soto-Corominas (The University of Western Ontario) |
An Agree-based approach to clitic splitting,
M. Pilar Colomina (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona) |
Measuring the effects of dialect contact: First person plural reference in Nova Scotia Acadian French,
Philip Comeau (UQAM), Carolanne Paquin-Drouin (UQAM), & Monelle Guertin (UQAM) |
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4-5:30 | Poster session (VH 1016) with coffee (VH 1158) | ||
5:30-6:30 (VH A) Chair: Michol Hoffman |
Plenary Talk: |
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7-10 | Conference Dinner (The Underground) |
Saturday, Apr 28, 2018: |
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8:45-9:30 | Registration (VH 1018) & Coffee (VH 1158) | ||
9:30-11
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Phonology (VH D) Chair: Peter Avery |
Syntax (VH B) Chair: Daniela Isac |
L2 Acquisition/Psycholinguistics
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Exceptionality and ungrammaticality in Spanish stress: A Stratal OT approach,
Katerina Tetzloff (The University of Massachusetts, Amherst) |
DOM in Catalan: A Syntactic-pragmatic approach
Marta Khouja (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona)
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Sentence processing: coordinate structures with ellipsis in Brazilian Portuguese, Andressa Christine da Silva (Federal University of Juiz de Fora) & Aline Fonseca (Federal University of Juiz de Fora) | |
Remarks on the syllabic parsing of Spanish onglides,
Fernando Martinez-Gil (The Ohio State University) |
Differential object marking: what type of licensing?
Monica Irimia (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia) & Julie Goncharov (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
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The role of birth order in the language use patterns, practices, and ideologies among second-generation Latino children in the U.S.,
Benjamin Kinsella (Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey) |
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On the relevance of the uneven moraic trochee foot in OT,
Haike Jacobs (Radbound University) |
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11-11:30 | Coffee break (VH 1158) | ||
11:30-1 | Morphophonology (VH D) Chair: Gavin Antonio Bembridge |
Syntax (VH B) Chair: Maria Cristina Cuervo |
Semantics (VH C) Chair: Monica Irimia |
Allomorphic Paradigms in Creole Inflection,
Ana Luís (University of Coimbra) |
Same Extended Projection Principle, Different Null Subject Language,
Juliane Doner (University of Toronto) & Çağrı Bilgin (University of Toronto) |
Predicting the end: Epistemic change and perspective-dependence in Romance,
Patrícia Amaral (Indiana University) & Fabio Del Prete (CNRS, Toulouse) |
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Gender marking and morphological awareness in Brazilian Portuguese,
Paula Armelin, Marcilese Mercedes & Cristina Name (all, Federal University of Juiz de Fora) |
On (un)grammatical sequences of ses in Spanish,
Jonathan MacDonald (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) & Almike Vázquez–Lozares (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) |
Hortatives and optatives in Romance languages: A Syntactic account,
Genoveva Puskas (University of Geneva) |
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Epenthesis and Morphology in Romance,
Lori Repetti, Sedigheh Moradi & Mark Aronoff (all, Stony Brook University) |
A case of if-clauses on their own,
María Biezma (University of Konstanz) |
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1-2:30 | Lunch break | ||
2:30-3:30 (VH A) Chair: Gabriela Alboiu |
Plenary Talk: Giuseppe Longobardi (The University of York): Syntax, Genetics, and Geography in Southern Italy |
LSRL 48 POSTER PRESENTATIONS | ||
Approx poster size: 3ft x 4ft or 90cm x 120cm | (i.e. one poster per board) | |
Thursday, April 26: | ||
José Camacho (Rutgers University) | Adjectival placement and interpretation in heritage Spanish | |
Abril Jimenez (Rutgers University) | The expression of numeric uncertainty in L2 Spanish: An examination of spontaneous and controlled production data | |
Vanessa López (Universidade de Lisboa) | The temporal values of the compound gerund in Romance languages | |
Antonio Martín Gómez (Purdue University) | The Syntax and Lexicon of Clitic Climbing Constructions in L2 Spanish | |
Raíssa Santana (University of São Paulo) & Elaine Grolla (University of São Paulo) | Subject bare singulars in Brazilian Portuguese: data from an experimental study | |
Michelle Troberg (UTM), Meena Ahmad (UTM) & Maya Krol (UTM) | The diachrony of the particle fors/hors in the history of French | |
Hilary Walton (University of Toronto) | The influence of the presence of orthography on the production of a novel vowel contrast by Anglophone learners of French | |
Friday, Apr 27: |
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Gavin Antonio Bembridge (York University) | The Ghost of the Future Subjunctive’s Past | |
Greg Feliu (no affiliation) | Allophonic Shift in Neapolitan: Lenition of voiceless stops | |
Eduardo Lustres (Purdue University), Aída García-Tejada (Purdue University), & Alejandro Cuza (Purdue University) | The acquisition of subjunctive mood selection in temporal and concessive clauses in heritage and L2 Spanish: Evidence from production and interpretation | |
Laura M. Merino Hernández (Indiana University) & Patrícia Amaral (Indiana University) | Beyond grammaticalization clines: The case of noun-based conditional markers | |
Scott James Perry (The University of Western Ontario) & David Heap (The University of Western Ontario) | We see me presenting an OT account of partially co-referential clitics | |
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Insubordination to infelicity: the syntax and pragmatics of Spanish discourse si | |
LSRL48 Main Schedule_Apr 18 version