Schedule 2006

Return to main page	Friday - November 10th, 2006
9:00 -9:25	Registration – Table located outside Student Union Building Ballroom Coffee and Refreshments served
9:30 - 9:55	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	The Role of Identity in Second Language Acquisition Michael Schwartz University of New Mexico	Accentual Assimilation of Borrowed Suffixes in the English Language Yuliya Chornogor Smolensk State University, Russia	Grammaticalization of Illocutionary Verbs: Two Directions of Shift Mikhail Kissine Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
10:00 - 10:25	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	The elusive Navajo demonstrative ’éí Jalon Begay University Of New Mexico	Defaults and Indeterminacy in Temporal Grammaticalization Scott Schwenter & Rena Torres Cacoullos The Ohio State University & University of New Mexico	The Copula Construction in Old and Middle English: On the Interaction Between Constructions and Lexicon Peter Petre & Hubert Cuyckens Leuven, Belgium
10:30 - 10:55	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Union Trail / Spirit
	Cross linguistic Study of Syntactic Ppersistence in Korean-English bilinguals Boonjoo Park University of Arizona	Grammaticalization and Extension of the Usage of the Catalan Marker sisplau Núria Alturo & Marianna Chodorowska-Pilch University of Barcelona (UB), Spain, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) / University of Southern California (USC)	How Natural is Intersubjectification? – “Internal” and “External” Factors in the Development of the Japanese Grammaticalized Marker -te-shimau Sayaka Abe University at Buffalo
11:00 – 11:25	Break – Coffee and Refreshments served
11:30 – 11:55	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	Spanish Reported Speech in Journalistic Discourse Kareen Gervasi California State University San Bernardino	Investigating a Possible Subjectification Trajectory: The Case of Italian volerci Cinzia Russi The University of Texas at Austin	From Positive to Negative Chongwon Park & Sook-kyung Lee University of Minnesota Duluth & Korea University, Korea
12:00 - 12:25	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	Grounding Lexical Representation in a Functional-cognitive Theory of Sentence Meaning Ricardo Mairal & Francisco Ruiz de Mendoza National University of Distance Education, Madrid & University of La Rioja, Spain	Mapping the Human (Language) Genome: Multidimensional Scaling and Slavic Case Semantics Steven Clancy University of Chicago	“El Futuro en El Español: Variación y Unicidad. Un Estudio Textual" Elvia Vega Llamas Universidad de Guadalajara México,Mexico
12:30 – 1:30	Lunch Break
1:30 – 3:00	Student Union Ballroom A Keynote Speaker: Elizabeth Traugott, Stanford University "GRAMMATICALIZATION, EMERGENT CONSTRUCTIONS, AND THE NOTION OF “NEWNESS”
3:15 – 3:40	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	Expressing Emotion, Necessity, and Possession in Spanish and Korean: A Construction Grammar Approach Jiyoung Yoon University of North Texas	Interactions of Verbal Ability and Morphological Processing in the English Mental Lexicon Lewis S. Notestine & Melissa A. Redford University of Oregon	Phonological Evidence of Exemplar Connections: An analysis of Spanish / English Cognates Esther Brown & David Harper University of Colorado at Boulder
3:45 – 4:10	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	Cognitive Constraints in Meaning Construction Francisco José Ruiz de Mendoza & Ricardo Mairal University of La Rioja & National University of Distance Education, Madrid, Spain	Where it’s at Michele I. Feist University of Louisiana at Lafayette	Del Quijote a UNM: Una Historia de Diez Refranes Félix Manuel Burgos University of New Mexico
4:15 – 4:40	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	The Verbal Suffix –ke in Warihío and Its Relation with Voice Rolando Félix Armendáriz Universidad de Sonora, Mexico	The Role of Sound-symbolic Forms in Motion Event Descriptions Kiyoko Toratani York University	Transitivity in El Reino de Este Mundo ‘The Kingdom of This World’ Sonia Balasch University of New Mexico
4:45 – 5:10	Acoma Room	Santa Ana Room	Trail / Spirit
	Capitalistic versus Militaristic: Paradigm Uniformity and Analogy David Eddington Brigham Young University	An Empirical Study on Beijing Mandarin Tone 3 Sandhi in Terms of Lexical Frequency Liu Linjun University of Manitoba, Canada

Multiword Expressions and Constructions Facilitate, Not Hinder, Understanding

Break – Coffee and Refreshments served

Two Flavors of Mass in Spanish

Break – Coffee and Refreshments served