Structure and Evidence in Linguistics

Cordura Hall, Stanford University



Sunday, April 28, 2013


Session 1

(chair Dan Jurafsky)


14:30

Welcome! Coffee

15:00

E. Engdahl (University of Göteborg) Strange things happen on extraction paths

Slides Video

15:20

T. Gibson (MIT) Working memory and syntactic islands revisited

Slides Video

15:40

P. Hofmeister and L. Staum Casasanto (University of Essex and Stony Brook University) Individual differences and acceptability judgments

Slides Video

16:00

Coffee break


Session 2

(chair Emily Bender)


16:30

C. Pollard (Ohio State University) Traces exist (hypothetically)!

Slides Video

16:50

S. Müller (Freie Univsersität Berlin) Unifying everything

Slides Video

17:10

G. K. Pullum (University of Edinburgh and Brown University) Structure, evidence and the epistemology of syntax

Slides Video


Monday, April 29, 2013


Session 3

(chair Paul Kay)


14:00

J. Hankamer (U. of California, Santa Cruz) Antecedent-Contained VP Deletion is Pied Wiping

14:20

P. Jacobson (Brown University) (Antecedent Contained) Deletion and Logical Form: 37 years later

Slides Video

14:40

J. Kim and P. Sells (Kyung Hee University, Seoul, and The University of York) Sluicing in Korean

Slides Video

15:00

Coffee break

15:30


Session 4

(chair Ev Fedorenko)


P. Miller (Université Paris Diderot) Unexpectedly acceptable

Slides Video

15:50

J. Ginzburg (Université Paris Diderot) Rethinking deep and surface: anaphoric processes in dialogue

Slides Video

16:10

J. Nykiel (U. of Silesia and the U. of Chicago) Beneficial and (dis)preferred: Why do we omit prepositions from ellipsis remnants?

Slides Video

16:30

Coffee break


Session 5

(chair Chris Manning)


17:00

R. Levy (U. of California, San Diego) The internal structure of coordinate phrases: the nature of the coordination of likes and of preferences in conjunct ordering

Slides Video

17:20

F. Ackerman, R. Malouf and J. Moore (U. of California, San Diego, San Diego State University, and U. of California, San Diego) Symmetrical objects and the architecture of HPSG: Evidence from Moro

Slides Video


Tuesday, April 30, 2013


Session 6

(chair Barbara Abbott)


14:00

E. Hinrichs and T. Nakazawa (Universität Tübingen and The University of Tokyo) Evidence for verbal complexes in German from treebank data

Slides Video

14:20

G. Bouma (Rijksuniversiteit, Groningen) Om-Omission and Filler-Gap Dependencies

Slides Video

14:40

F. Van Eynde (K. U. Leuven) Complement raising in Dutch

Slides Video

15:00

Coffee break


Session 7

(chair Dan Flickinger)


15:30

L. Karttunen and A. Zaenen (Stanford University) Veridicality and inference

Slides Video

15:50

S. Wechsler (University of Texas at Austin) Why 'you' and 'I ' are special

Slides Video

16:10

A. Lascarides (University of Edinburgh) A Formal Semantic Analysis of Iconic Gesture

Slides Video

16:30

Coffee break


Session 8

(chair Janet Fodor)


17:00

G. Webelhuth (Goethe Universität, Frankfurt) Barking up the wrong tree

Slides Video

17:20

J. Blevins (University of Cambridge) Generalizations of Phrase Structure Grammar

Slides Video



Program (.pdf)