Poster Sessions
NELS 52 will feature two sessions for poster presentations, the first on Friday, Oct. 29, and the second on Sunday, Oct. 31. Please find a full list of presentations for each session below.
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POSTER SESSION 1
Friday, Oct. 29, 2021
1:30 PM – 3:00 PMThe pronoun cycle
Katalin É. Kiss and Nikolett Mus (Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics)Structural versus Linear Locality in Japanese Verbal Inflection
Shiori Ikawa (Rutgers University)Semi-lexicality, or, how to grammaticalise a root
Cora Cavirani-Pots (KU Leuven)Unstructured Sequences: A Non-syntactic Approach
Dennis Ott (University of Ottawa)Negative bias and pragmatic reasoning in Kipsigis belief reports
Madeline Bossi (UC Berkeley)A Distributed Morphology approach to Japanese phrase-final particles
Akitaka Yamada (Osaka University)What weakness of will can teach us
Julie Goncharov (Georg-August University of Goettingen)The unavailability of temporal de re in English infinitives
Deniz Satik (Harvard University), Susanne Wurmbrand (Universität Wien)Discourse particles in semantic composition: the case of German ‘denn’
Alexander Göbel (McGill University), Bernhard Schwarz (McGill University)Person restrictions depend on overt agreement, not nominal licensing
Stefan Keine (UC Los Angeles), Will Oxford (University of Manitoba), Jessica Coon (McGill University)Causative VP-omission in English
Richard Stockwell (Christ Church, University of Oxford), Matthew Tyler (Christ’s College, University of Cambridge)Restrictions on Rogative and Responsive Verb Complements in Uyghur
Jack Isaac Rabinovitch (Harvard University)Affirmative focus
Noa Bassel (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Noam Faust (Université Paris 8 CNRS SFL)A Computational View into the Structure of Attachment Ambiguities in Chinese and Korean
So Young Lee (Miami University), Aniello De Santo (University of Utah)Competing pronouns in Serbo-Croatian
Ivana Jovovic (University of Connecticut)Ingredients for a causal analysis of order and forbid
Bridget Copley (SFL (CNRS/Paris 8)) Alda Mari (Institut Jean Nicod (CNRS/EHESS/ENS))From Exclusive Particles to Adversative Connectives
Grégoire Winterstein (Université du Québec à Montréal), Christopher Davis (University of the Ryukyus)Revisiting additives’ interaction with exhaustivity
Mathieu Paillé (McGill University)Focus sensitivity and homogeneity in attitude predicates
Jad Wehbe, Enrico Flor (MIT)Degree relative clauses
Jon Ander Mendia (Cornell University)How many selves for them?
Kirby Conrod (Swarthmore College), Ruth Schultz (Princeton University), Byron Ahn (Princeton University)On Multiple Sluicing and Coordination of Unlikes in Russian
Pasha Koval (University of Connecticut)Lean on QUD when you’re not strong: A squiggle-based approach to `must’
Jonathan Pesetsky (University of Massachusetts Amherst)Re-Visiting Resultatives
Michael Wilson, Tom Roeper (University of Massachusetts Amherst) -