1999 Colloquia
5 February
Penelope Eckert, Stanford University
The Social Geography of Variation: Connection the Local and the Global
(abstract)
26 February
Janet Pierrehumbert, Northwestern University
Phonological Grammar as Perception of Likelyhood
(abstract)
2 April
Robert Ladd, University of Edinburgh
(webpage)
Segmental Anchoring of Tonal Targets: Some Consequences
(abstract)
14 April
William Croft, University of Manchester
(webpage)
An evolutionary framework for understanding language (change)
(abstract)
16 April
Anders Holmberg, University of Tromsö
(webpage)
Stylistic Fronting: How any category can become an expletive
(abstract)
23 April
Greg Urban, University of Pennsylvania
(webpage)
Discourse Linearization, an Effect of Modernity?
(abstract)
7 May
Carson Schütze, University of California, Los Angeles
(webpage)
Defaults: The Last Resort for Satisfying Formal Requirements
(abstract)
28 May
Arman Maghbouleh, Stanford University
Convex Linguistic Processing
(abstract)
29 October
Penelope Eckert, Stanford University
The Social Geography of Variation: connecting the local and the global
(abstract)
12 November
Donca Steriade, University of California, Los Angeles
(webpage)
Syllable boundaries and phonotactic conditions
(abstract)
3 December
Michael Dukes, Stanford University and University of Canterbury
Verb-initial syntax and notions of subjecthood in HPSG -- the case of Polynesian
(abstract)
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