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Ariste Conference FINNO-UGRIC LANGUAGES IN TIME AND SPACE Tartu, Estonia, February 1-3, 2015 PROGRAM Sunday 01.02 14.30 Registration (Jakobi 2, room 422) 15.00 Visit to the Raadi cemetery and ignition of a candle on the grave of Paul Ariste (departure from the faculty building at Jakobi 2) Monday 02.02 Philosophicum (Jakobi 2, room 438) 9.30 Registration (Jakobi 2, room 438) 10.00 Welcome by the Head of the Institute of Estonian and General Linguistics, prof. Renate Pajusalu 10.10 Plenary talk I. Chair: Gerson Klumpp Evgeny Tsypanov (Syktyvkar): Нарушения в коми языке современных СМИ или завтрашнее лицо языка? (обращение к лингвофутурологии) Session 1. Chair: Heinike Heinsoo 11.00 Fedor Rozhanskiy & Elena Markus (Tartu/Moscow): Transcription of contemporary Votic: phonological challenges 11.30 Natalia Kuznetsova & Vasilisa Verkhodanova (Saint-Petersburg): The development of consonantal palatalization and labialization in the Finnic varieties of Ingria 12.00 Coffee Session 2. Chair: Hanna Jokela 12.30 Meeli Sedrik (Tallinn): Juuksed, naise uhkuse kroon. krunn 13.00 Iris Metsmägi (Tallinn): Baltisaksa laenurühma piiritlemisest 13.30 Rogier Blokland & Michael Dunn (Uppsala): Grouping the Saamic Languages 14.00 Lunch break 16.00 Exhibition house of Estonian National Museum (J. Kuperjanovi 9) Opening of the exhibition „Keeleteadlane Paul Ariste 110“ Tõnu Seilenthal (Tartu): Paul Ariste ja Tartu Ülikool Paul Ariste speaks in Votic, Heinike Heinsoo (Tartu) comments that The film „Ariste“ (1985, dir. Mart Kadastik) The film „Kootud kolme lõngaga“ (1971, dir. Tõnis Kask) 19.00 Conference dinner Tuesday 03.02 Philosophicum (Jakobi 2, room 438) 10.00 Plenary talk II. Chair: Tõnu Seilenthal Gerson Klumpp (Tartu): Post-shift Kamas and its performers Session 3. Chair: Nikolai Kuznetsov 11.00 Iuliia Zubova (Moscow/Tartu): Use of Russian loan conjunctions in the spoken language of Besermyans 11.30 Triin Todesk (Tartu): Readings of the Komi augmentative clitic -džyk in the light of telicity 12.00 Coffee Session 4. Chair: Margit Kuusk 12.30 Elena Vedernikova (Tartu): Language choice of modern Mari in Mari El 13.00 Julia Kuprina (Helsinki): Mäemari keelekursused fennougristidele (esmaõpetamiskogemused) 13.30 Anna Volkova (Moscow): The puzzle of split antecedents in Meadow Mari 14.00 Lunch break Session 5. Chair: Niina Aasmäe 15.00 Anne Tamm, Reili Argus, Airi Kapanen, Andra Kütt, Marina Seraskhova, Yulia Speshilova, Kadri Suurmäe, Lidia Varga, Sirli Zupping: Are evidentials and epistemic modals related? Perspectives from Estonian, Hungarian, Northern Khanty and Udmurt 15.30 Jack Rueter (Helsinki): On the Morphological Alignment of Erzya and Moksha Verbal Paradigms 16.00 Closing .

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