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Programme En Format derni`ere mise `ajour : 31 mai 2019 j latest update: May 31, 2019 Association canadienne de linguistique j Canadian Linguistic Association Congr`esde 2019 j 2019 Annual Meeting Programme pr´eliminaire j Preliminary program Ev´enementsspeciaux´ j Special Events • \Au-del`ades mots : Langues autochtones et dictionnaires" nouvelle exposition du Mus´ee canadien des langues | Canadian Language Museum's newest exhibit \Beyond Words: Dictionaries and Indigenous Languages" (Samedi{Lundi | Saturday{Monday, Irving K. Barber Learning Centre Foyer) • Table ronde sur l'inclusion, la diversit´e,l'´equit´e,la discrimination et le harc`element dans le milieu de la linguistique canadienne | Round table on inclusion, diversity, equity, discrimination and harassment in the Canadian linguistic milieu. (Dimanche | Sunday 12:15{13:45, DMP 110) • Foire de programmes de cycles sup´erieurs | Grad Programme Fair (Dimanche | Sunday 15:15{ 16:00, FSC Atrium) • Session speciale en l'honneur de Michael Rochement | Special session in honour of Michael Rochemont (Lundi | Monday 9{10:45, FSC 1005) Samedi le 1 juin j Saturday June 1 8:30 { 9:00 D´ejeuner j Breakfast FSC Atrium FSC 1221 FSC 1611 FSC 1001 Morphosyntaxe j Acquisition j Acquisition Discours-Pragmatique j Morphosyntax Discourse Pragmatics chair: Daniel Siddiqi chair: Yves Roberge chair: Hotze Rullmann 9:00 { 9:30 Precious Affia & Jila David Heap & Adriana Soto Zachary Gilkison (SFU) Ghomeshi (Manitoba) Corominas (Western, Sounding How It Sounded: Double number marking in Alberta) Quotation and Relevance in Nigerian Pidgin English Recycling in Catalan clitic Hul'q'umi'num' Salish acquisition: Underspecification Narratives and frequency effects 9:30 { 10:00 Johnnatan Ivens Antunes Kenny Castillo (Western) Kerry Sluchinski (Alberta) Nascimento (UQAM) Pr´edicats r´ecalcitrants lors de Genderless Narratives: The The singular case of clitic l'acquisition de la distinction Pragmatics of `ta' in Chinese doubling in Brazilian Portuguese indicatif-subjonctif de l'espagnol Social Media 10:00 { 10:30 Arsalan Kahnemuyipour & Francesca Jackman Sahar Taghipour (Toronto) (Victoria) Hybrid alignment in Laki Les fonctions discursives de agreement and the special status l'emprunt `whatever' en chiac of clitics 10:30 { 10:45 Pause j Break FSC 1221 FSC 1611 FSC 1001 Syntaxe j Syntax Phon´etique j Phonetics Contacte et Revitalisation j Contact and Revitalization chair: Will Oxford chair: Henny Yeung chair: Marianne Huijsmans 10:45 { 11:15 Valentina Colasanti & Matthew Schuurman Heather Bliss (SFU) Martina Wiltschko (UBC) (UQAM) Code-Switching in Blackfoot Spatial and social deixis and the Plosive reduction in two Baffin Stories speech act structure of nominals Inuktitut dialects 1 derni`ere mise `ajour : 31 mai 2019 j latest update: May 31, 2019 11:15 { 11:45 Elias Abdollahnejad Isabelle Marcoux (UQAM) Paula Laita Pallar´es (Calgary) Le timbre de schwa et des autres (UPV/EHU) Persian ditransitives: Movement voyelles moyennes ant´erieures et Nenqayni Ch'ih revitalization in for specificity? arrondies en fran¸caisde Yuneˇsit'in l'^Ile-de-France en comparaison avec le fran¸caislaurentien 11:45 { 1:00 D^ıner j Lunch 1:00 { 2:30 Session d’affiches 1 j Poster session 1 { FSC Atrium FSC 1221 FSC 1611 FSC 1001 Syntaxe j Syntax Phonologie j Phonology S´emantique j Semantics chair: Jila Ghomeshi chair: Kathleen Currie Hall chair: Alexis Wellwood 2:30 { 3:00 Mathieu Paill´e (McGill) B. Elan Dresher & Iryna Maxime Cod`ere Corbeil Unergatives in Malay Osadcha (Toronto) (UQAM) inside-verbals Mobile Lexical Parentheses in Sur le traitement des Metrical Grids implicatures scalaires et de la similarit´eentre les ´enonc´es 3:00 { 3:30 Virgilio Partida-Pe~nalva Fusheini Hudu (Ghana) Sihwei Chen (Academia (Toronto) Prosodic licensing of segmental Sinica) Little-v agreement and Split-S in features in Dagbani Widening the future: Mazahua Ca-reduplication in Atayal 3:30 { 4:00 Will Oxford (Manitoba) Anja Arnhold, Emily Elfner Heather Stephens (Toronto) The Algonquian inverse: Syntax & Richard Compton Yep, indeed: The certainty of or morphology? (Alberta, York, UQAM) polarity particles yep and nope On the Absence of Stress in Inuktitut 4:00 { 4:15 Pause j Break 4:15 { 6:15 Assembl´eeg´en´erale j Annual General Meeting { FSC 1005 2 derni`ere mise `ajour : 31 mai 2019 j latest update: May 31, 2019 Dimanche le 2 juin j Sunday June 2 8:30 { 9:00 D´ejeuner j Breakfast DMP 110 FSC 1611 FSC 1001 S´emantique j Semantics Morphophonologie j Acquisition j Acquisition Morphophonology chair: Chung-hye Han chair: Avery Ozburn chair: Lindsay Hracs 9:00 { 9:30 Alexis Wellwood & Yurika Aonuki (UBC) Nat´aliaBrambatti Guzzo, Angela Xiaoxue He (USC) Adjective Intensification in Heather Goad & Megan Evaluating comparatives with American Sign Language Deegan (McGill) superordinate mass nouns Stress systems can blend: Evidence from bilingual acquisition of French and English 9:30 { 10:00 Andrew Peters (Toronto) John Lyon & Ewa Mingyu Qiu & Stephen Mongolian Converbs and the Czaykowska-Higgins (CSU Winters (Calgary) Macro-Event Property Fresno, Victoria) Phonetic variations of F0 range Linearizing Clitics in Two in L1 and L2: A comparison Interior Salish Languages: between English and Japanese Nsyilxcn and NxaPamxˇc´ın native speakers 10:00 { 10:30 Gloria Mellesmoen & Angelica Hernandez & Yvan Natasha Swiderski & Marianne Huijsmans (UBC) Rose (Western, MUN) Yasaman Rafat (Western) Pluractionality in PayPaˇuT@m Introducing Phon to the Orthographic effects in the sociophonetics research production of the Spanish community rhotics: Evidence from Haitian Creole speakers in Tijuana, Mexico 10:30 { 10:45 Pause j Break 10:45 { 12:15 Session d’affiches 2 j Poster session 2 { FSC Atrium 12:15 { 1:45 D^ıner j Lunch Table ronde sur l'inclusion, la diversit´e,l'´equit´e,la discrimination et le harc`element dans le milieu de la linguistique canadienne j Round table on inclusion, diversity, equity, discrimination and harassment in the Canadian linguistic milieu DMP 110 3 derni`ere mise `ajour : 31 mai 2019 j latest update: May 31, 2019 DMP 110 FSC 1611 FSC 1001 Morphosyntaxe j Sociophon´etique j Acquisition j Acquisition Morphosyntax Sociophonetics chair: Myriam Dali chair: Wladyslaw Cichocki chair: Catherine L´eger 1:45 { 2:15 Neil Banerjee (MIT) Molly Babel, Amanda Adriana Soto-Corominas, Inward sensitive allomorphy in Cardoso, Kyra Hayter, Johanne Paradis, Bengali negation Robert Pritchard & Kaining Magdalena Winters Difani, Xu (UBC) Evangelia Daskalaki & Populating the map of British Redab Al Janaideh Columbia English (Alberta, OISE) The Syntactic Acquisition in English and Arabic of Syrian Refugee Children: Influence from Cognitive and Environmental Factors 2:15 { 2:45 Sigwan Thivierge Amanda Cardoso (UBC) (Maryland) Canadian Raising in Phase Unlocking in Georgian Polysyllabic Words in Western Canada 2:45 { 3:15 Kinza Mahoon (Toronto) Gerard Van Herk, Becky Nominal Modification in Childs & Osama Omari Hindi-Urdu (MUN, Coastal Carolina, Yarmouk) Stopposites: Exploiting cross-linguistic conflict sites to explore the socio/linguistic interface 3:15 { 4:00 Foire de programmes de cycles sup´erieurs j Grad Programme Fair + PAUSE { FSC Atrium 4:00 { 5:00 Communication pl´eni`ere j Plenary talk Elaine Gold Laur´eatedu Prix national d'excellence j Recipient of the National Achievement Award \How a Posting on Linguist List Changed My Life" FSC 1005 5:00 { 7:00 R´eceptiondu recteur j President's reception 4 derni`ere mise `ajour : 31 mai 2019 j latest update: May 31, 2019 Lundi le 3 juin j Monday June 3 8:30 { 9:00 D´ejeuner j Breakfast Session speciale j Special session in honour of Michael Rochemont j en l'honneur de Michael Rochement FSC 1005 9:00 { 9:05 Introduction: Martina Wiltschko (UBC) 9:05 { 9:10 Remembering Michael Rochemont: Yves Roberge (Toronto) 9:15 { 9:45 Roger Yu-Hsiang Lo, Angelika Kiss & Maxime Tulling (UBC, Toronto, NYU) The prosody of Cantonese information-seeking and negative rhetorical wh-questions 9:45 { 10:15 Johannes Heim (UBC) Decomposing Speech Acts 10:15 { 10:45 Hermann Keupdjio & Katie Martin (UBC) Exhaustive Focus in Gitksan and Medumba 10:45 { 11:00 Pause j Break FSC 1221 FSC 1001 FSC 1003 Syntaxe j Syntax Changement et variation Phonologie j Phonology linguistique j Language variation and change chair: Diane Massam chair: David Heap chair: Emily Elfner 11:00 { 11:30 Alma Bulut & Adel Jebali Katie Slemp & Tatiana Avery Ozburn (UBC) (Concordia) Fernandez (Western) An analysis of ATR harmony in L'emploi observable des clitiques The H-Pattern in Central Alur du serbo-croate Ibero-Romance: Further Evidence for Morphomes 11:30 { 12:00 Daniel Currie Hall (SMU) Panayiotis Pappas, Angela Marjorie Leduc (Concordia) Morphological phi-agreement in Ralli & Symeon Tsolakidis Feature-filling and underspecified English: Singular they and (SFU, Patras) vowels: An account of relative who Patterns of past tense formation irregularities in Votic vowel in the Greek of Greek-Canadians harmony 12:00 { 12:30 Dennis Ryan Storoshenko M´arton S´oskuthy (UBC) Connor Mayer & Robert (Calgary) The origins of /u/-fronting: A Daland (UCLA) Plurality and Binding within the cross-linguistic study A method for learning features English `th...selff/vesg' from observed phonological Paradigm classes 12:30 { 1:30 D^ıner j Lunch FSC 1221 FSC 1001 FSC 1003 Syntaxe j Syntax Changement et variation Phonologie j Phonology linguistique j Language variation and change chair: Elizabeth Ritter chair: Panos Pappas chair: Heather Newell 1:30 { 2:00 Dennis Ott & Raymond Elena Voskovskaia (GPRC) Gunnar Olafur Hansson
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