Winter/spring semester 2004, Linguistics Talks and other events

• Thurs, January 29: Danny Abrams, Cornell Dept. of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
  Modeling Language Death
  
  
  
• Thurs, February 12: Amanda Miller and Draga Zec, Cornell
  The Phonetics and Phonology of Contrastive Palatal Affricates
  
  
• Thurs, February 19: Marisol del Teso Craviotto, Cornell
  Games People Play: The Expression of Desire in Dating Chat Rooms
  
• Mon, February 23: Bridget Copley, U. of Southern California
  An Entailment of Aspectual Future Constructions
  
• Thurs, February 26: Lisa Matthewson, U. of British Columbia (CLC)
  Cross-linguistic Variation and the Nature of Lexical Aspect
  
• Tue, March 2: Cleo Condoravdi, (PARC and Stanford)
  3:00, B07 Morrill Hall (Computational Linguistics Lab)
  Moods and Modalities for Will and Would
  
  
• Thurs, March 4: Abigail Cohn, Cornell
  Phonetics vs. Phonology, Revisited
  
  
• Thurs, March 18: Rita Mathur, National Institute for the Hearing Handicapped (India)
  4:30, B09 Morrill Hall (Phonetics Lab)
  Phonetics and Phonology of Hindi
  
  
• Mon, March 29: Maureen Stone, U. of Maryland
  4:30, 106A Morrill Hall
  Studying Tongue Motion with Ultrasound Imaging: Practical Applications
  
  
• Tue, March 30: Maureen Stone, U. of Maryland
  3:30, B11 Morrill Hall (Phonetics Lab)
  Ultrasound Workshop
  
  
• Thurs, April 8: Sally McConnell-Ginet, Cornell
  On Defining: It's Seldom just semantics
  
  
• Thurs, April 15: Mary Beckman, Ohio State (CLC)
  The Ontogeny of Types of Phonological Representation
  
  
• Sun, April 18: Department Talent Show and Potluck Supper
  1:00 to 5:00 PM, Big Red Barn
  
  
• Mon, April 19: Jim Scobbie, Queen Margaret University College, Edinburgh
  Flexibility and Variation in Phonological Systems
  
  
• Tue, April 20: Jim Scobbie, Queen Margaret University College, Edinburgh
  2:45, B11 Morrill Hall (Phonetics Lab)
  Workshop on articulatory data methodologies
  
  
• Thurs, April 22: Yoshiyuki Moriyama and John Whitman, Cornell
  Japanese Empty Arguments Revisited
  
  
• Thurs, April 29: Julie Legate, Yale (CLC)
  Case and Agreement in a Nonconfigurational Language
  
  
• Fri, April 30: Julie Legate, Yale (CLC)
  12:20, 134 Goldwin Smith Hall
  Warlpiri Morphosyntax
  
  
• Fri, April 30: Paul Kiparsky
  3:30, 111 Morrill Hall
  Blocking and Paraphrasis: The Case for Lexical Morphology
  
  
• Sat/Sun, May 1 and 2: Cornell Symposium on Language Universals, co-sponsored by Cognitive Studies, Linguistics, and Psychology Departments
  
  
• Mon, May 3: Ranko Bugarski, U. of Belgrade
  Language and the Breakup of Yugoslavia
  
  
• June 5 to June 7: Third International Gender and Language Association Conference (IGALA3)