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Congrès De L'acl 2014 CLA Conference 2014 Congrès de l’ACL 2014 CLA Conference 2014 L’Association canadienne de linguistique tiendra son congrès de 2014 lors du !e Canadian Linguistic Association will hold its 2014 conference as part of the Congrès des sciences humaines à l'Université Brock, St. Catharines (ON), du Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences at Brock University, St. samedi 24 mai au lundi 26 mai 2014. Catharines, ON, from Saturday May 24 to Monday May 26, 2014. Programme dernière mise à jour: 17 mai 2014 | latest update: May 17, 2014 Samedi 24 mai | Saturday, May 24 Thistle 255 Thistle 256 Thistle 257 Acquisition (L1) Variation & changement | Variation & change Syntaxe | Syntax 9:00–9:30 Yvan Rose (MUN) Kazuya Bamba (Toronto) Tomokazu Takehisa (NUPALS) Interfaces entre domaines phonétique et phonologique dans !e interaction between impersonal re"exives and syntactic #ange Non-selected arguments and the ethical strategy l’acquisition de la phonologie 9:30–10:00 Marina Sherkina-Lieber (Carleton) Alena Barysevich (York) Carlos de Cuba (Calgary) Monolingual and bilingual #ildren’s production of Russian embedded Emergence des normes communautaires : cas de la variation lexicale In defense of the truncation hypothesis for main clause phenomena yes–no questions 10:00–10:30 Anna Frolova (Toronto) Philip Comeau (O!awa) & Anne-José Villeneuve (Toronto) Paul Poirier (Toronto) Développement de la transitivité verbale en russe L1 !e expression of future temporal reference in Picardie Fren# Malay/Indonesian voice and pseudo-incorporation 10:30–10:45 PAUSE | BREAK Thistle 255 Thistle 256 Thistle 257 Acquisition (L2+) Pragmatique | Pragmatics Syntaxe | Syntax 10:45–11:15 Johannes Knaus & Mary Grantham O’Brien (Calgary) Johannes Heim, Hermann Keupdjio, Zoe Wai-Man Lam, Adriana Julianne Doner (Toronto) Stress and morphology in second language production and processing Osa-Gómez & Martina Wiltschko (UBC) Dimensions of variation of the EPP How to do things with particles 11:15–11:45 Gabrielle Klassen & María-Cristina Cuervo (Toronto) E. Allyn Smith (UQAM), Laia Mayol (UPF) & Elena Daniel Milway (Toronto) An imperfect representation: !e preterit–imperfect contrast in Castroviejo-Miró (CSIC) Null pronouns in English: evidence from particle verb constructions syntactic theory and SLA Di$erences between predicates of personal taste and epistemic modals across languages 11:45–12:15 Ma!hew Patience (Toronto) Naomi Francis (Toronto) !e L3 acquisition of Spanish rhotics by native Mandarin speakers !is predicate is tasty: Predicates of personal taste, faultless disagreement, and the ideal judge 12:15–1:30 DÉJEUNER | LUNCH Session des a!iches | Poster session Thistle North Hallway 1:30–3:00 Ewelina Barski (SUNY Brockport) Je"rey Lamontagne (O!awa) Is there a di$erence? Interpretation in advanced vs. intermediate Hispanic heritage speakers Examining ‘opposing’ processes in &ebec Fren# mid vowels Veranika Barysevich (Western) Gary Libben (Brock), Kaitlin Curtiss (Brock), & Silke Weber (Calgary) L’accentuation des “petits” mots Compound representation and individual experience Paul De Decker (MUN) Olivia Marasco (Toronto) !e nasal ‘ash’ system in English: how does it get so tense? L2 Spanish speakers’ perception of secondary cues in Y/N question and statement intonation Veena Dwivedi, Hope Magnus, Leslie Rowland & Kaitlin Curtiss (Brock) Monica McMillan (Western) !e cost of a%ention in semantic processing Because Twi%er: Linguistic strategies for brevity in Internet speak Julie Goncharov (Toronto) Maida Percival (Toronto) Many and determiner systems in English and Russian Variation in ejectives in Harar Oromo Margaret Grant (McGill), Julie!e Thuiller (Rennes 2/LLF), Benoît Crabbé (Paris James Porteous (Western) Diderot/ALPAGE) & Anne Abeillé (LLF/Paris Diderot) Redundant adjective is redundant: An analysis of Adj1 N is Adj1 !e role of animacy in sentence production: Evidence from Fren# Malina Radu, Gabrielle Klassen, Laura Colantoni, Ma!hew Patience, Ana Teresa Pérez- Rick Grimm (York) Leroux, & Olga Tararova (Toronto) L’emploi variable du subjonctif et des expressions de nécessité dans le français parlé des !e perception of intonational contours: a cross-linguistic study locuteurs restreints à Pembroke (Ontario) 3:00–3:30 PAUSE | BREAK Thistle 255 Thistle 256 Thistle 257 Morphologie | Morphology Psycholinguistique | Psycholinguistics Syntaxe | Syntax 3:30–4:00 David Heap (Western), Michèle Oliviéri (Nice) & Jean-Pierre Lai Joyce Bruhn de Garavito & Silvia Perpiñán (Western) Will Oxford (Manitoba) (Nice) Subject pronouns and clitics in the Spanish interlanguage of Fren# L1 !e rise and fall of split-ergative agreement in Algonquian Les sujets des verbes météorologiques dans les dialectes occitans speakers transitionnels du Nord 4:00–4:30 Daniel Schmidtke & Victor Kuperman (McMaster) Laura Sabourin, Jean-Christophe Leclerc, Michele Burkholder & Richard Compton (McGill) Mass counts in the World Wide Web: A corpus linguistic study of noun Christie Brien (O!awa) An argument for genuine object agreement in Inuit countability across varieties of English Bilingual lexical organization: Is there a sensitive period? 5:00–5:15 Musée canadien des langues | Canadian Language Museum Ouverture de l’exposition «Le français au Canada» | Opening of the “French in Canada” exhibit Thistle Eye Corridor 5:30–7:30 Assemblée générale | Annual general meeting Academic South 215 Dimanche 25 mai | Sunday, May 25 Thistle 257 Thistle 258 Thistle 259 Phonologie & phonétique | Phonology & phonetics Psycholinguistique | Psycholinguistics Syntaxe | Syntax 9:00–9:30 Emily Clare (Toronto) Kaitlin Falkauskas & Victor Kuperman (McMaster) Olena Kit (McMaster) Evidence of phonological knowledge from perceptual learning Individual di$erences in the strategies used to read morphologically On propositional complexity of middles and its consequences for complex words syntax 9:30–10:00 Sara Mackenzie (MUN), Erin Olson (MIT), Meghan Clayards Kathleen Currie Hall, Claire Allen, Tess Fairburn, Kevin McMullin, Kumiko Murasugi (Carleton) (McGill) & Michael Wagner (McGill) Michael Fry & Masaki Noguchi (UBC) A hierar#ical view of the ergative and antipassive in Inuktitut Allophonic variation in English /l/: production, perception, and &antifying perceived morphological relatedness segmentation 10:00–10:30 Avery Ozburn (Toronto) Jianxun Liu (Victoria) Statistical co-occurrence restrictions in Oromo consonants !e optionality property of Kiswahili applicatives 10:30–10:45 PAUSE | BREAK Thistle 257 Thistle 258 Thistle 259 Phonologie & phonétique | Phonology & phonetics Sémantique | Semantics Syntaxe | Syntax 10:45–11:15 D. Sky Onosson (Victoria) Igor Yanovich (Tübingen) A prosodic account of Canadian Raising No weak necessity 11:15–11:45 Christopher Spahr (Toronto) Bronwyn Bjorkman & Elizabeth Cowper (Toronto) Heather Bliss (Victoria) Restricting non-segmental contrasts Possession and necessity: from individuals to worlds Partial (non-)con'gurationality in Bla(foot 11:45–12:15 Dennis Ryan Storoshenko (Calgary) & Robert Frank (Yale) Clarissa Forbes (Toronto) Whi# questions do you like the movements in? A semantic constraint On the absence of nominal coordination in Gitksan on extraction 12:15–1:30 DÉJEUNER | LUNCH Assemblée générale du Musée canadien des langues | Annual general meeting of the Canadian Language Museum Thistle 257 Session des a!iches | Poster session Thistle North Hallway 1:30–3:00 Louise Beaulieu (Moncton) & Wladyslaw Cichocki (UNB) Je"rey P. Hong, Todd R. Ferre!i & Deanna Hall (Laurier) Les formes comme / comme que en français acadien du nord-est du Nouveau-Brunswi( Imagining events: In"uences of temporal information in verbs and perspective taking Sophia Bello (Toronto) Danica MacDonald (Calgary) Null indirect objects in &ebec Fren# From a classi'er language to a mass-count language: What can historical data show us? Christie Brien & Laura Sabourin (O!awa) Nesrine Mejri & E. Allyn Smith (UQAM) Age of L2 acquisition has a greater in"uence on L1 metalinguistic awareness than pro'ciency Étude expérimentale de l’interprétation des questions rhétoriques Veena Dwivedi & Kaitlin Curtiss (Brock) Nicholas Moroz (Rimouski) & François Poiré (Western) !e role of event knowledge in semantic interpretation Variation prosodique dia#ronique : René Lévesque en trois temps Brandon J. Fry (O!awa) François Poiré, Je" Tennant & Antony Cloutier (Western) !e (un)interpretability of {)}: A derivational approa# Adaptation à l’accent français européen par une comédienne québécoise : Changements Philippe Gauthier (Western) acoustiques des voyelles et perception des accents queébécois et hexagonal Faisons at(tension) aux voyelles hautes : le relâ#ement et l’harmonie vocalique en français de Danielle Tomas & Kristen Don Paul (York) Windsor et de Hearst Spanish nominal word order in early and late bilingualism David Heap, Jorge Emilio Rosés Labrada, Je" Tennant & Angélica Hernández (Western) Aspiration et e$acement du /-s/ en espagnol d’Holguín (Cuba) : variables phonologiques et leur conditionnement 3:00–3:30 PAUSE | BREAK Thistle 257 Thistle 258 Thistle 259 Phonologie & phonétique | Phonology & phonetics Acquisition (L2) Syntaxe | Syntax 3:30–4:00 Daniel Currie Hall (Saint Mary’s) Antonio A. González-Poot (Calgary) Gabriela Alboiu & Ruth King (York) On substance in phonology Con"ict resolution in the Spanish SLA of Yucatec ejectives: L1, L2 and Emphatic ‘quite’ in Acadian Fren# as Focus operator universal constraints 4:00–4:30 Liisa Duncan (Toronto) Danielle Thomas & Katie Tetzlo" (York) María Luisa Rivero & Vesela Simeonova (O!awa) Syn#ronic
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