Spring Semester 2007, Linguistics Talks and other events
All talks will be held at 4:30 PM in Morrill Hall room 106A unless otherwise indicated.
- Thurs, Jan 25: Angelika Kratzer, U. Massachusetts, Amherst
Exhuastivity Everywhere
- Fri, Jan 26: Hideki Kishimoto, Kobe Univ.
12:20 PM, Room 106 Morrill
Topic-Prominency in the Japanese Language
- Thurs, Feb 15: Abby Cohn, Cornell
The State of Phonology and Laboratory Phonology
- Thurs, Mar 1: James Matisoff, UC Berkeley (co-sponsored with Southeast Asia Program)
Morphological elaboration and syntactic parallelism
in Lahu religious poetry
- Sat & Sun, Mar 10 & 11: Cornell Undergraduate Linguistics Conference
106 Morrill Hall
- Tue, Mar 27: Kobayashi Yoshinori, Nam P'ung-hyon and John Whitman
A symposium: Hanmun~kugyol=kambun~kunten: Pointing, Reading, and Appropriation of Language in Korea and Japan, 9t
h-14th Centuries
4:30, 106 Morrill Hall
- Thurs, Mar 29: Julie Legate, Cornell Univ.
Morphological and Syntactic Ergativity in Dyirbal
- Thurs, Apr 5: Charles Yang, U. Pennsylvania
Tipping Points
- Thurs, Apr 12: Mark Steedman, U. Edinburgh/IRCS, U. Pennsylvania
The Surface-Compositional Semantics of Intonation
- Thurs, Apr 19: Carlos Gussenhoven, Queen Mary, University of London, and Radboud University (co-sponsored
with Cognitive Science)
Why long vowels are raised and short vowels are lowered
- Thurs, May 3: Craig Melchert, U. North Carolina, Chapel Hill
The Problem of the Ergative Case in Hittite
- Sat, May 5: Syntax and Prosody in the Northeast, workshop
For information on hosting a speaker for the CLC, click here
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