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UIC Talks in Lingustics (UIC TiL)

About UIC TiL

UIC TiL offers students, faculty, and invited-guests the opportunity to present ongoing work and get comments and ideas as well as the chance for critical and constructive discussion of their work.

Talks for the Current Semester (Fall 2009)

Date, Time and Location*

Speaker

Title

(Area)

Abstract

September 18

Marisol Garrido

(Western Illinois University)

Diphthongization of Non-High Vowel Sequences in Latin American
Spanish

Abstract

September 23

Rafael Núñez-Cedeño (UIC) and Junice Acosta (UIC)

En Torno Al Contexto Real De La Vocalización Cibaeña: Un Nuevo Replanteamiento Prosódico

Abstract

October 2

Chris Kennedy (U of C)

Aspectual composition and scalar change

Abstract

October 14 (3 - 4 PM)

John Drury (McGill University)

Electrophysiological investigations at the semantics/pragmatics interface

Abstract

October 16

Susan Goldman (UIC)

Inquiry Using Multiple Sources of Information

Abstract

October 30

Xuehua Xiang (UIC)

Linguistic Representation of “Self” and Narrative Co-Construction: A Comparative Discourse Analysis of Celebrity Interviews in American English and Mandarin Chinese.

Abstract

 

November 13

Brad Hoot (UIC) and Álvaro Recio (University of Salamanca)

(Focus in Heritage Spanish) and Las propiedades argumentales de los complementos del nombre en español

Abstract (Álvaro Recio)

*All talks take place from 3 PM to 5 PM in room 1750 (south elevators) in University Hall (map or directions) unless otherwise noted.

 

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Previous Talks

Spring 2009

Date

Speaker

Title

Abstract

February 20

Jason Merchant (U of C)

There's less to words than meets the eye

Abstract

March 6 (2 - 3 PM)

Kara Morgan-Short and Mandy Faretta (UIC)

Awareness and explicitness in second language development

Abstract

March 13

Shahrzad Mahootian (North Eastern Illinois)

The Medium and the Message: Codeswitching in written discourse

Abstract

March 20

Karlos Arregi (U of C)

Morpheme Metathesis and Reduplication in the
Basque Verb

Abstract

April 3 (2 - 3 PM)

Fernando Ramallo (Universidade de Vigo)

La situación social del gallego: problemáticas y
oportunidades

 

Abstract

April 10

Dennis Ott (Harvard)

Stylistic fronting as remnant movement

Abstract

April 24 (2 - 3 PM)

Zuriñe Alonso (UIC)

Prospective Study about the
Quantity Sensitivity in Spanish

Abstract

 

Fall 2008

Date

Speaker

Title

Abstract

September 8

Rafael Núñez-Cedeño (UIC)

The Dominican marker /-se/: a case for Expressive Morphology

Abstract

October 6

Erin O’Rourke (University of Pittsburgh)

Dialect differences and the bilingual vowel space in Peruvian Spanish

Abstract

October 20

Susanne Rott (UIC)

Why do Advanced Learners of German sound Non-Native Like? A Cognitive Linguistic Explanation on the Use of Phrasal Verbs

Abstract

November 3

Kara Morgan-Short and students (UIC)

Electrophysiological investigation of bilingual processing: ERP Methods for Heritage and Second Language Processing

Abstract

November 24

Anastasia Giannakidou (U of C)

Negative polarity in natural language: Variation, scalarity, and dependent reference

Abstract

December 1

Patrick Wong (NWU)

Effects of Long- and Short-Term Auditory Experiences on the Auditory Pathway: Speech, Voice, and Music

Abstract


Fall 2007

Date

Speaker

Title

Abstract/Handout

September 5

Luis López and Kay González (UIC)

VP structure and focus/accent structure: Evidence from code-switching

Abstract

September 19

Kara Morgan-Short (UIC)

A Neurolinguistic Investigation of Late-Learned Second Language Knowledge: The Effects of Explicit and Implicit Conditions

Abstract

October 3

Clara Burgo (UIC)

Grammaticalization of a perfect into a perfective in Bilbao Spanish

Abstract / Handout

October 10

Kim Potowski (UIC)

Discourse Markers in Chicago Spanish: so and entonces

Abstract / Handout

October 24

Laura Bartlett (UIC)

Personal subject pronouns: Testing the Theory of Perseveration

Abstract

November 7

Gregory Ward (Northwestern University)

Who’s the Pad Thai? That would be me.
A Pragmatic Analysis of Equatives and Open Propositions

Abstract / Handout

November 14

Volker Struckmeier (University of Cologne)

Towards a typology of phase structures:  Subordinating D

Abstract / Handout

November 15

Volker Struckmeier (University of Cologne)

Workshop: "Minimalism"

Handout

November 16

Volker Struckmeier (University of Cologne)

Workshop: "German(ic) Syntax"

Handout


Spring 2007

Date

Speaker

Title

Abstract/Handout

May 1

Daniel Büring (UCLA)

The Least At Least Can Do


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