Fall semester 2004, Linguistics Talks and other events
All talks will be held at 4:30 PM in Morrill Hall room 111 unless otherwise indicated.
- Thurs, September 16: Tanya Matthews, Cornell
Who's Nice?: Adolescent Girls and "Nice" at Millcreek High
- Thurs, September 23: Nick Clements, CNRS, Paris
The Role of Features in Sound Inventories
- Thurs, September 30: Zeljko Boskovic, U. of Connecticut
Floating Quantifiers, Economy, and the Clause/PP Parallelism Hypothesis
- Thurs, October 7: John Colarusso, visiting scholar, Cornell
Ergativity in the Caucasus
- Thurs, October 14: John Bowers, Cornell
Toward General Theory of Argument Structure and Grammatical Function Changing Morphology
- Thurs, October 28: Marek Przezdziecki, Cornell
Vowel Harmony and Coarticulation in Three Dialects of Yoruba: Phonetics Determining Phonology
- Mon, November 1: Hotze Rullman, U. of British Columbia
Narrow-Scope Indefinites and General Number
- Thurs, November 11: John Colarusso, visiting scholar, Cornell
Proto-Northwest Caucasian and Beyond: Historical Linguistics from a Caucasian Perspective
- Thurs, November 18: William Poser, U. of Pennsylvania
The Relationship Between Phonological Writing and Phonological Representation
- Thurs, December 2: Jay Jasanoff, Harvard
Reduplicated Preterites in Germanic
- Thurs, December 9: William Baxter, U. of Michigan
4:30 PM, G08 Uris Hall
Old Chinese Reconstruction and Recently Excavated Texts
- Fri, December 10: William Baxter, U. of Michigan
12:00 PM, 111 Morrill Hall
Probabilistic Methods in Historical Linguistics
- Thurs, April 7: Arnim von Stechow, Universität Tübingen
title TBA
- Thurs, April 21: Miriam Meyerhoff, U. of Edinburgh
title TBA
For information on hosting a speaker for the CLC, click here
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