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Friday - November 10th, 2006 |
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9:00 -9:25 |
Registration – Table located
outside Student Union Building Ballroom
Coffee and
Refreshments served |
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9:30 - 9:55 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Trail / Spirit |
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The Role of Identity
in Second Language Acquisition
Michael Schwartz
University of New
Mexico
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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 |
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10:00 - 10:25 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Trail / Spirit |
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The
elusive Navajo demonstrative ’éí
Jalon Begay
University Of New Mexico
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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
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10:30 - 10:55 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Union Trail / Spirit |
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Cross linguistic Study
of Syntactic Ppersistence in Korean-English bilinguals
Boonjoo Park
University of
Arizona
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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 |
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11:00 – 11:25 |
Break –
Coffee and Refreshments served
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11:30 – 11:55 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Trail / Spirit |
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Spanish Reported
Speech in Journalistic Discourse
Kareen Gervasi
California State
University San Bernardino
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Investigating a Possible Subjectification Trajectory: The Case of
Italian volerci
Cinzia Russi
The
University of Texas at Austin
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From Positive to
Negative
Chongwon Park &
Sook-kyung Lee
University of Minnesota Duluth & Korea University,
Korea
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12:00 - 12:25 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Trail / Spirit |
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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
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Mapping
the Human (Language) Genome: Multidimensional Scaling and Slavic Case
Semantics
Steven Clancy
University of
Chicago
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“El
Futuro en
El
Español:
Variación y
Unicidad. Un
Estudio
Textual"
Elvia Vega Llamas
Universidad de Guadalajara México,Mexico
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12:30 – 1:30 |
Lunch Break
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1:30 – 3:00 |
Student
Union Ballroom A
Keynote Speaker:
Elizabeth Traugott, Stanford University
"GRAMMATICALIZATION, EMERGENT CONSTRUCTIONS,
AND THE NOTION OF
“NEWNESS”
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3:15 – 3:40 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Trail / Spirit |
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Expressing Emotion, Necessity, and
Possession in Spanish and Korean: A
Construction Grammar Approach
Jiyoung Yoon
University of North Texas
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Interactions of Verbal
Ability and Morphological Processing in the English Mental Lexicon
Lewis S. Notestine
&
Melissa A. Redford
University of
Oregon
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Phonological Evidence
of Exemplar Connections: An analysis of Spanish / English Cognates
Esther Brown &
David Harper
University
of Colorado at Boulder
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3:45 – 4:10 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Trail / Spirit |
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Cognitive Constraints
in Meaning Construction
Francisco
José Ruiz de Mendoza & Ricardo Mairal
University of La Rioja & National University of Distance Education,
Madrid, Spain
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Where it’s at
Michele I. Feist
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
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Del Quijote a UNM:
Una Historia de Diez
Refranes
Félix Manuel
Burgos
University of New
Mexico
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4:15 – 4:40 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Trail / Spirit |
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The Verbal Suffix –ke
in Warihío and Its Relation with Voice
Rolando
Félix Armendáriz
Universidad de Sonora,
Mexico
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The Role of
Sound-symbolic Forms in Motion Event Descriptions
Kiyoko Toratani
York University
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Transitivity
in El Reino de Este
Mundo
‘The Kingdom of This World’
Sonia Balasch
University of New
Mexico
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4:45 – 5:10 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Trail / Spirit |
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Capitalistic
versus
Militaristic:
Paradigm Uniformity and Analogy
David Eddington
Brigham Young
University
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An Empirical Study on Beijing Mandarin Tone 3 Sandhi in Terms of Lexical
Frequency
Liu Linjun
University of
Manitoba, Canada
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From ‘Remaining’ to
‘Becoming’ in Spanish: A diachronic usage-based approach
Damián Vergara
Wilson
University of New
Mexico |
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5:15 – 6:15 |
Shuttle service
back to hotels |
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7:00 – 9:00 |
Shuttle service
from hotels to Sadie's starting at 6:30
Dinner at Sadie's of New Mexico
restaurant
(Please register in
advance)
Information
available on the conference website under ‘registration’ link and
during the conference at the registration desk.
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Saturday - November 11th, 2006 |
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9:00 – 9:55 |
Coffee and Refreshments served
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10:00 – 10:25 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Lobo |
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The Expression of
aktionsart
as a Systematic Function of Analytical Verbal Constructions in the
Romance Languages
Carolin Patzelt
University of Siegen, Germany
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Marked What Role Does
Frequency Play in SLA? A Case Study of Gerunds and Infinitives among
Native Speakers of Spanish Learning English as a Second Language
Michael Schwartz &
Pei-ni Lin Causarano
University
of New Mexico
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Marked Topics and a
Topicality Hierarchy in ASL
Terry Janzen
University of
Manitoba, Canada
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10:30 - 10:55 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Lobo |
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Interdisciplinary
Interactions between Cognitive Grammar and Sociolinguistic Variation: A
Preliminary Case Study on Variable Subject Presence
Miako Villanueva
Gallaudet
University |
Steffi
Winkler
Humboldt
University Berlin, Germany
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SELF: Does It Behave as a
Reflexive Pronoun in American Sign Language?
Erin
Wilkinson
University of New
Mexico
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11:00 - 11:25 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Lobo |
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On the Surface
Unaccusative Frame of Resultatives
Chao Li
Yale University
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Realization of Lexical
Stress by Spanish Speakers of English as a Second Language
Paul Edmunds
University of New
Mexico
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Indicating Verbs in Auslan: How
Are They Actually Used by Native Signers?
Trevor Johnston1
Louise de Beuzeville1 Adam Schembri2 Della
Goswell1
1Department
of Linguistics, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia
2Deafness,
Cognition and Language Research Centre, University College London, UK
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11:30 – 11:55 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Lobo |
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Hsiu-Ling
Hsu
National Kaohsiung
Normal University, Taiwan
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The Language of Humor
Ruth E. Cisneros, Jalon Begay,
Megan Goldberg, & Joey Alexanian
University of New
Mexico
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A
Discourse Analysis of Evidentials in American Sign Language
Barbara Shaffer
University of New
Mexico
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12:00 - 12:25 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Lobo |
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Vowels in Japanese Given
Names
Masahiko Mutsukawa
Nanzan University, Nagoya, Japan
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Tone and Intonation in
Navajo: A Study of Transitional Continuity in a Tone Language
Jeanie Castillo
University of California, Santa Barbara
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Constructing Dialogue and Action Through Blends
Miako
Villanueva
Gallaudet
University
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12:30 – 1:55 |
Lunch Break
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2:00 – 2:25 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Lobo |
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Why "Scramble"
When You
Are Happy Right Where You Are?
Masanori Deguchi
Western Washington
University
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New Evidence for Mutsun
Verbal Infixation
Lynnika Butler,
Natasha Warner, & Heather van Volkinburg
University of Arizona
Quirina Luna-Costillas
Amah Mutsun Tribal
Band
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The Structure of
Personal Narratives in ASL
Kristin Mulrooney
Gallaudet University
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2:30 – 2:55 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Lobo |
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The Semantics of
Connective Morpheme –eta in Korean Serial Verb Construction
Soyeon Yoon
Rice University
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Mixtec Pronominal
Clitics
Char
Peery
University of New
Mexico
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Learning Foreign,
Linguistically-Related Sign Languages: What Are The Benefits to ASL/Deaf
Studies Instructors?
Arkady Belozovsky
Brown University
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3:00 – 3:25 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Lobo |
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Measuring
Compositionality in Corpus Data
Stefanie
Wulff
University
of California at Santa Barbara
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Sensation and Cognition -
The Verb Feel in Discourse
Christopher Shank
University of New
Mexico |
Gesture to
Prosody to Grammar in Signed Languages
Sherman Wilcox
University
of New Mexico
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3:30 – 3:55 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Lobo |
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Argument and Event
Structure Variation in English GIVE: A Corpus Study
Ross Krekoski
University of Alberta, Canada
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Kurtoep Case in the
Tibeto-Burman Context
Gwendolyn Lowes
University of Oregon
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The (Un)lucky Number
Three: Three-fingered Handshapes Within and Across Sign Languages
Petra Eccarius
Purdue University
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4:00 – 4:25 |
Acoma Room |
Santa Ana Room |
Lobo |
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Corpus-based Behavioral
Profiles as a Means of Semantic Analysis
Dagmar Divjak
University of
Sheffield, United Kingdom
Stefan Th. Gries
University of
California, Santa Barbara
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The Role of Frequency in
L2 Spanish Speakers’ Processing of Input
Mary Copple &
Jenny Dumont
University of New
Mexico
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Ikiganza Muri Amarenga
y’Ikinyarwanda: Hand Configurations in Rwandan Sign Language
Cecily Whitworth
Gallaudet University
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4:30 – 4:55 |
BREAK
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5:00 – 6:30 |
UNM Student Union
Ballroom B
Keynote Speaker: Sally Rice, University of Alberta.
"Radical
Construction Grammar meets the Dene verb" |
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7:00 - 11:00 |
Party
@
Bonnie & Karen’s House
Hosted by Dept. of Linguistics
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