SLAVIC LINGUISTIC SOCIETY1 1 T H A N N U A L M E E T I N G

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SLAVIC LINGUISTIC SOCIETY1 1 T H A N N U A L M E E T I N G

ONSITE REGISTRATION (Carr Hall 1ST floor - Father Madden Hall)

CONFERENCE OPENING (Carr Hall 1ST floor, Father Madden Hall)

PLENARY TALK: (Carr Hall 1ST floor - Father Madden Hall) BARBARA CITKO Seattle

How to agree to disagree?:Complementizer dis(agreement) with coordinated subjects

PLENARY TALK: (Carr Hall 1ST floor - Father Madden Hall) MARC GREENBERGLawrence

Slavs as migrants: Mapping prehistoric language variation

PLENARY TALK: (Carr Hall 1ST floor - Father Madden Hall) ANDREA SIMS Columbus

Inflectional systems and the dynamical organization of the lexicon

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PHONETICS & PHONOLOGY (ALUMNI HALL 400)

SYNTAX(CARR HALL 1ST FLOOR, FMH)

ELAN DRESHER Toronto & DANIEL HALL St. Mary’s

Halle’s ‘Sound Patterns of Russian’: The Road Not Taken

ALEXEI KOCHETOVToronto

An acoustic comparison of Russian & English sibilant fricatives

JADRANKA GVOZDANOVIC Heidelberg

Univerbation, prosody and syntax in the history of Slavic aspect

MAŁGORZATA CAVAR Bloomington

Ultrasound images of the tongue root position in the [i] – [ɨ] contrast in Polish

SILJE ALVESTAD Oslo

The use of aspect in Slavic infinitives and corresponding da-constructions

STEVEN FRANKS Bloomington

Observations on the (not so left) periphery in Slavic

PETER KOSTA Potsdam

On islands, wh-movement, NP-movement, scrambling and the problem of labels within a radical minimalist approach (in Slavic and other languages)

JOUKO LINDSTEDT Helsinki

South Macedonian decomposed nasal vowels are not an archaism, but an early Balkanism

ROSEMARIE CONNOLLY Bloomington

Minimalist approaches to Slavic reflexives

MIRIAM SCHRAGER Bloomington

Accentual analysis of CSl deverbatives: сonsonant stems

MAREK MAJER Harvard

The remnants of the PIE Caland system in Slavic

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ASPECT(ALUMNI HALL 400)

HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS (CARR HALL 1ST FLOOR, FMH)

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ANNA MELNIKOVAStony Brook

Palatalization in Russian loanword phonology

NAOYA WATABETokyo

Palatalization avoidance inRussian loanwords

JOANNA CHOCIEJToronto

Exceptionality andconspiracy inPolish vowel-zeroalternations

JACEK WITKOSPoznan Accusative numeral subjects in Polish as (non)small nominals

DAMAR CAVARBloomington

On split islands

PAULINA ŁĘSKAPoznan

Extraction of NP genitive complements out of relative clauses in Polish

PALOMA JERETICNew York

Case and aspect insentence-initialdepictives in Russian

DAIKI HORIGUCHIIwate

«Никаких пере- и недо-»или семантическаяавтономность префиксовпере- и недо- в русскомязыке

ALAN TIMBERLAKEColumbia, NY

Novgorod and the Hanse,trade and contact

IRYNA OSADCHAToronto

Shifting through history:Lexical stress in EastSlavic

IRINA BARCLAYBoone

Новгородская винная ипивная книга текущихсчетов и расходов 1612года как лингвистичныйисточник

ROBERT REYNOLDSTromso

Russian computerassistedlanguage learning and artificial intelligence: automatic morphological analysis and disambiguation

JANE HACKING Salt Lake City &ELIZABETH ELLIOTTEvanston

Pedagogical practiceand the acquisition ofRussian stress: Doeswriting stress markshelp?

KATE WHITEHouston

Teaching Russianvocabulary: a study onlearning context andproficiency level

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PHONETICS & PHONOLOGY (ALUMNI HAL 400)

SEMANTICS(CARR HALL 403)

SYNTAX(CARR HALL 404)

HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS (CARR HALL 405)

LANGUAGE PEDAGOGY(CARR HALL 406)

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VARVARA MAGOMEDOVAStony Brook

Competition analysis of nonallomorphic diminutive suffixes in modern Russia

FRANK GLADNEYUrbana - Champaign

Suffixal inflectionof nouns for number in Russian

TOBIAS SCHEERNice & MARKETA ZIKOVA Brno

Well-formed branching onsets in Modern and OldCzech

KEITH LANGSTONAtlanta

A corpus-basedstudy of Croatianstandardaccentuation

ANDRIJ DANYLENKONew York

Contact-inducedgrammaticalization inSlavic: evidence fromlow-contact languages

ANGELINA ALEKSANDROVAStrassbourg & VASSIL MOSTROV Valenciennes

Comparative study of French and Bulgarian human general nouns

JULIE GONCHAROVAToronto

What can silent elementstell us about grammar?

ISMAR MUHICSt. John’s

The case of the Serbiansuperlexical pro-

LIDIYA IORDANSKAYA &IGOR MEL’ČUKMontreal

On two semantic relations between a transitive verb V and a reflexive verb V-sja in Russian

ANTON ZIMMERLINGMoscow

The nominal objectparameter and dativesubjects in Russian

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PHIL HOWSONToronto

A preliminary ultrasound analysis of liquids in Upper Sorbian

IGOR DREERBeer Sheba

Small but precious: on thediachronic rethinking ofthe meanings of short andlong forms of adjectives in Russian

CARA MUISEMontreal

Visibility and vulnerability:supporting LGBTQIstudents in Study Abroad

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MORPHOLOGY(ALUMNI HAL 400)

CONTACT AND COMPARATIVELINGUISTICS(CARR HALL 403)

CORPUSLINGUISTICS(CARR HALL 404)

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PANEL:PARAMETRIC GRAMMAR(CARR HALL 406)

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ANJA ŠARICFrankfurt

On the properties ofSerbo-Croatian deverbal nouns

ELENA KULINICH,PHAEDRA ROYLE & DANIEL VALOISMontreal

Recovery frommorphologicaloverregularizationsin Russian childspeech

ALEXEI SHMELEVMoscow

Видоваякоррелация исупплетивизм

IRINA MIKELIAN Penn State & ANNA ZALIZNIAK Moscow

On some crucial issues of Russian aspectology/Ключевые вопросы русской аспектологии: варианты ответов

SYLVIA LISELING-NILSSONLeuven

The Dutch verb ‘zeggen’in indirect speechtranslated into Polishand Russian

IVANA KLINČIC& VLADIMIRA REZOZagreb

Linguistic terminologydevelopment inCroatian by the end ofthe 18th century

SERGEI TATEVOSOVMoscow

Event structure andargument projection

ELENA PETROSKASkopje / Billings

The co-called DA-constructions in Macedonian (and the modal MORA)

VESELA SIMEONOVAOttawa

On the syntax of twoBulgarian ‘that’complementizers:‘che’ and ‘deto’

ILIYANA KRAPOVAVenice

Goals, beneficiaries and the double object construction in Bulgarian

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PIA ŠLOGARGdansk

Innovative wordformation processesin the Kashubianspoken language

JEFF PARKERProvo

Processing the inflectionalcomplexity of Russian nouns: features, information and frequency

IRINE CHACHANIDZEKutaisi

Vocabulary borrowingfrom Georgian intoRussian

JASMINA MILIČEVICHalifax

Clitic climbing in Serbianviewed from a syntacticdependency perspective

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MORPHOLOGY(ALUMNI HAL 400)

CONTACT AND COMPARATIVELINGUISTICS(CARR HALL 403)

CORPUSLINGUISTICS(CARR HALL 404)

SEMANTICS(CARR HALL 405)

SYNTAX(CARR HALL 406)

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NEREA MADARIAGA &IVAN IGARTUAVitoria-Gasteiz

The interplay between animacy and gender in Russian morphosyntax: paucal constructions in direct object function

NADEZJDA ZORIKHINANILSSONStockholm

Сложноподчиненныепредложения с союзамиконтактногопредшествованиявсовременном русскомязыке

MAŁGORZATA SZAJBEL-KECKFrankfurt

When do secondary predicates not agree? A Polish case study

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IntroductionLILIA SCHURCKSPotsdam

Pomak selfidentificationin online blogs – an insider view

Discussant:Joseph Schallert

ANASTASIA MARTINKOVABrno

Анализлингвосоциокультурногофункционированияинтернациональногопрефиксоида анти- вроссийскомкоммуникативномпространстве

MARINA SHERKINA-LIEBERCarleton

Acquisition ofRussian embeddedyes-no questions bymonolinguals andheritage speakers

DEJAN IVKOVICYork - Toronto

Writing Serbian on the Internet: What computation can tell us about alphabetpresence and orthographicvariability

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PANEL:DISCOURSE ANDIDENTITY(ALUMNI HAL 400)

HERITAGE LANGUAGES(CARR HALL 403)

PRAGMATICS(CARR HALL 404)

LANGUAGE IN MEDIA(CARR HALL 405)

SLS BUSINESS MEETING(Alumni Hall 400)

SLS CONFERENCE DINNER (Carr Hall 1ST floor, Father Madden Hall)

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KATYA ROUZINAColumbus

The importance of input:A case study of heritage speakers’ parents

PAULINA LYSKAWA,VALERIYA MORDVINOVA & NAOMI NAGY Toronto

Case Marking Variation inheritage Slavic Languages in Toronto

GUNTERSCHAARSCHMIDTVictoria

The language(s) of the Dukhobors in Canada

MAREK ŁAZINSKIWarsaw

Words of the year in Slavic countries: A record of key words, or of neologisms?

BOŽENA BEDNAŘIKOVAOlomouc Does inflection have the power to breach the information quality of news reporting

RAISA ROZINAMoscow

Comparative lexicon of drinking in Russian and British English

ELENA SHMELEVAMoscow

Русский язык XXI века:офисный новояз

NAYLYA FEDOROVA &NAILYA FATTAXOVAKazan

Русская народнаяпримета: семантика исинтаксис

CATHERINE RUDIN &ALI EMINOVWayne

Bulgarian Turkish Language choices:A Facebook-based Case Study

Discussant:Marc Greenberg

MOTOKI NOMACHIHokkaido

I am a Bulgarian, but I am not THAT Bulgarian: language andidentity among Banat Bulgarians

Discussant:Joseph Schallert

BOJAN BELICSeattle

Tales from the Trails of TwoCampaigns: Cultivating andCaring for the Serbian Language

Discussant:Peter Kosta

KRZYSZTOF BOROWSKILawrence

Kashubian and Polish Identities in Online Discourse

Discussant:Peter Kosta

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SLAVIC LINGUISTIC SOCIETY11 TH ANNUAL MEETING CONFERENCE

Sep. 23-25, 2016

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