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UConn Linguistics at SLS

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The 16th annual Slavic Linguistics Society meeting (SLS) is being held virtually on September 3-5, hosted by the Department of Linguistics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. UConn linguistics will be represented at the conference by the following talks:

  • Ivana Jovović. Explaining the effect of focus and size on cataphora

  • Penka Stateva (PhD 2002, now at University of Nova Gorica). Developmental aspects of Maximize Presupposition: a view from Slovenian (plenary talk)

  • Zheng Shen (PhD 2018, now at National University of Singapore). On CSC-violating movement in BCS

UConn Linguistics at SICOGG

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The 23rd Seoul International Conference on Generative Grammar will be held online, August 11-13, 2021, co-hosted by the Korea Generative Grammar Circle and Sogang University. Several UConn linguists will be giving talks at the conference:

  • Yuya Noguchi. Immobility, island sensitivity, and exhaustivity in Japanese elliptical constructions
  • YongSuk Yoo (PhD 2018, now at JeonBuk National University) and Myung-Kwan Park. The Dynamics of Labeling in Scrambling as Adjunction
  • Koji Shimamura. (PhD 2018, now at Kobe City University of Foreign Studies) Clausal Nominalization and Nominative-Genitive Conversion in Japanese
  • Zheng Shen (PhD 2018, now at National University of Singapore) Agreement in Nominal Right Node Raising: An experimental approach
  • Zheng Shen and Meghan Lim. Extraction from definite, indefinite, and superlative NPs: An experimental approach

      UConn Linguistics at FEAST

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      The 9th meeting of the Formal and Experimental Advances in Sign Language Theory (FEAST) colloquium, is going to be held virtually on June 1st-4th, hosted by The Centre for Sign Linguistics and Deaf Studies of CUHK. UConn linguistics is going to be represented by a flash talk & poster by:

      • Linghui (Eva) Gan. Indexical shift with(-out) role shift: Evidence from Hong Kong Sign Language

      … as well as a keynote talk by:

      • Kazumi Matsuoka (1998 PhD, now Keio University, Japan). Grammatical patterns of ‘mouth-based mouth gestures’ in Japanese Sign Language

      UConn Linguistics at FASL

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      The 30th annual meeting of Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL 30) is being held virtually on May 13–16, hosted by MIT. UConn linguistics will be represented by a talk by:

      • Magdalena Kaufmann, Neda Todorović (PhD 2016, now at University of British Columbia), and Ivana Jovović. Obviate me (not): Obviation effects in Serbian main and complement clauses

      … as well as an invited talk by:

      • Aida Talić (PhD 2017, now at University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign). The (Non)isomorphism between Spell-out Domains and Accent Domains

      UConn Linguistics at CLS

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      The 57th annual meeting of the Chicago Linguistics Society (CLS) is taking place virtually on May 6-8, and UConn linguistics will be well represented at the conference with talks by:

      • Robin Jenkins. Scrambling and Successive Cyclic Movement In Turkish and Uyghur
      • Teruyuki Mizuno. Argument ellipsis, topicality, and a theory of null anaphora
      • Shengyun Gu. On weak hand spread in Shanghai Sign Language: Positive and negative evidence
      • Troy Messick (PhD 2017, now at Rutgers University) & Sreekar Raghotham. Morphosyntax values itself
      • Elena Koulidobrova (PhD 2012, now at Central Connecticut State University), Gabriel Martinez-Vera (PhD 2020, now at Goethe Universität), Kim Kurz & Christopher Kurz. Revisiting gradability in ASL
      • Ksenia Bogomolets (PhD 2020, now at University of Auckland): Syntactic influences on stress: Noun Incorporation and Denominal Verbs in Choguita Rarámuri