Accepted papers
ORAL PRESENTATIONS
| Brian Agbayani Toru Ishii |
California State University, Fresno Meiji University |
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Japanese Multiple Cleft Constructions |
| Furkan Atmaca | The Role of Aspect: Dative Ablative Alternation in Turkish | ||
| Suyoung Bae | University of Maryland | The syntax of classifier in Korean and cyclic linearization | |
| Junghye Baik | Sahmyook University | On the Rise of Similative-marking Function: A Case of the Korean Nominalizer mankhum ‘amount’ | |
| Omer Demirok Deniz Ozyildiz |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Massachusetts |
A tonal exponence of universal quantification in Turkish | |
| Mia Gong | Cornell University | A Lowering Analysis of Dagur CASE-POSS Order | |
| Ken Hiraiwa Kimiko Nakanishi |
Meiji Gakuin University Ochanomizu University |
Bare Indeterminates in Japanese | |
| Kanako Ikeda | Ochanomizu University | The Acquisition of the Island Effect in Japanese Right Dislocation | |
| Tomoko Ishizuka | Aoyama Gakuin University | Antisymmetric analysis of non-restrictive relatives in Japanese | |
| Beste Kamali | Bielefeld University | Two kinds of broad focus in polar questions | |
| Alper Kesici | Middle East Technical University | Hiç mI?: Analysis of negative polarity items in Turkish Yes/No questions | |
| Young-Hoon Kim | Seoul National University | Syntactic Constraints on Argument Ellipsis in Korean | |
| Mikhail Knyazev | Higher School of Economics in St. Petersburg | An adjacency requirement on indexical shift in Poshkart Chuvash: a markedness-based account | |
| Gökben Konuk Klaus von Heusinger |
University of Cologne | Discourse prominence: The interaction of grammatical function and semantic role | |
| Ekaterina Lyutikova Pavel Grashchenkov |
Moscow State University | Let’s make this personal: Deriving agreeing inflected quantifiers in Tatar | |
| Katie Martin | University of British Columbia | A discourse account of Korean knowledge markers -kun, -ney and-tela | |
| Norio Nasu | Kobe City University of Foreign Studies | The Cross-Linguistic Variation in the Cause of Failed Root Transformations | |
| Rika Okada Hiroyuki Shimada Akari Ohba Kyoko Yamakoshi |
Ochanomizu University Hokuriku University University of Hawaii at Manoa Ochanomizu University |
Children’s Acquisition of Scope Assignment in Non-Canonical Word Order: (Anti-)Reconstruction Properties in Right Dislocation and Clefts in Japanese | |
| Eszter Ótott-Kovács | Cornell University | Genitive-marked subjects in Kazakh relative clauses | |
| David Potter Emrah Görgülü |
Morehead State University T.C. İstanbul Sabahattin Zaim Üniversitesi |
Fragment answers and island insensitivity in Turkish | |
| Dmitry Privoznov | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Causative, v and Voice in Buryat | |
| Heather Yawney | University of Toronto | A Derived-Environment Effect in Kazakh: The Voicing Restriction of Velars and Uvulars |
ALTERNATES
| Hiroyuki Shimada Yuko Masaki Rika Okada Akari Ohba Kanako Ikeda Kyoko Yamakoshi |
Hokuriku University Ochanomizu University Ochanomizu University University of Hawaii at Manoa Ochanomizu University Ochanomizu University |
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Children’s Early Acquisition of Right Dislocation in Japanese |
| Alexander Podobryaev | Higher School of Economics | Interpretable agreement in Uyghur and Buryat | |
| Yuta Tatsumi | University of Connecticut | A compositional analysis of multiple classifier constructions in Japanese |
POSTERS
| Assem Amirzhanova Elena Guerzoni |
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Expressing negative determiners. Kazakh ESH-words | |
| Ekaterina Chernova | IKER UMR 5478-CNRS | On Kyrgyz wh-questions | |
| Furkan Dikmen | Boğaziçi University | The plurality prohibition of -lAr: A semantic and lexical restriction | |
| Imke Driemel | Leipzig University | Pseudo-noun incorporation across languages | |
| Norimasa Hayashi | Graduate School of Kyushu University | Selection in Head-Internal Relative Clauses in Japanese: A Labeling Solution | |
| Paloma Jeretic | New York University | A mismatch between semantic scope and morpheme order in Turkish | |
| Sanghee Kim | University of Chicago | Speech act operators and CALL-BACK function | |
| Yeonju Lee | Wh-in-situ interrogatives through the lens of split wh-NPIs | ||
| Takashi Nakajima | Toyama Prefectural University | Japanese Passive as Inchoativization of Event | |
| Ahmet Bilal Özdemir | Leipzig University | The endoskeleton of the predicate in Turkish | |
| Semra Özdemir | Boğaziçi University | An OT-DM Approach to N+N Compounds and Possessive Constructions in Turkish | |
| Myung-Kwan Park Hae-Kyung Wee |
Dongguk University Dankook University |
Interpretive WH-scoping determines WH-Q agreement on question-embedding predicates | |
| Hideaki Yamashita | Yokohama City University | Argument Ellipsis involving Argument with a Focus Particle | |
| Yusuke Yoda | Toyo Gauken University | Subject Orientation as a result of absence of Phi-feature | |
| Alexander Zapryagaev | Higher School of Economics | On the Infinitive of the Verb se- | |
| Leyla Zidani-Eroglu | Central Connecticut State University | Diagnosing English style sluicing of wh-in-situ languages |