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SIL talk by Rishabh Suresh (Georg-August University of Göttingen)
No index, no pro-blem It has long been proposed that languages with null pronominal arguments may be partitioned roughly in terms of how freely they allow ...
SIL talk by Marijana Marelj (UU) & Ora Matushansky (CNRS/U. Paris 8)
SLAVIC DEADJECTIVAL UNCAUSATIVES AND DECAUSATIVES Deadjectival degree achievements in Slavic come in two varieties, distinguished both by their thematic ...
SIL talk by Madhusmitha Venkatesan (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi)
Exploring Stability and Change in Heritage Grammars: Derived Adjectives in Heritage Tamil Heritage grammars tend to undergo change owing to their ...
SIL talk by Craig Thiersch (University of Potsdam/Utrecht University)
Some Remarks on Head Movement Over the last two decades there has been considerable discussion as to whether “head movement” is a part of ...
EXTRA: SIL talk by Mara Frascarelli (Roma Tre University)
The interpretation of (c)overt Subjects in Romance Languages. An experimental comparative account Based on the theory proposed in Frascarelli (2007), ...
EXTRA: SIL talk by Emanuela Pinna (Pompeu Fabra University)
Past Participle Agreement in Romance: Between Syntax and Morpho-Phonology Past Participle Agreement (PPA) in the Romance Perfect has been widely studied ...
SIL talk by Olaf Koeneman (Radboud University)
Pro drop as an interaction of morpho-syntactic and acquisitional constraints A central problem for pro drop theory is how to account for the distribution ...