Program & Abstracts

Day 1 (Tuesday, 25 September)

9:00–9:30: Registration
9:30–10:30: Invited Talk: Giorgios Spathas — The semantic non-uniformity of reflexive anaphors: Consequences for the syntax of binding
10:30–11:15: Zorica Puškar — Multiple agreement on finite verbs: Morphological challenges for locality and cyclicity
11:15–11:35: Coffee break
11:35–12:20: Georg Höhn — Demonstrative Unagreement
12:20–13:05: Jane Middleton — Everyone left the room, except the logophor: *ABA patterns in pronominal morphology
13:05–15:00: Lunch
15:00–15:45: Omer Preminger — The Anaphor Agreement Effect: Further evidence against anaphora-as-agreement
15:45–16:30: Anja Weingart — Binding in four agreement steps: A syntactic derivation of anaphoric dependencies in Spanish and European Portuguese
16:30–16:50: Coffee break
16:50–17:50: Invited Talk: Ken Safir — Head-mediated antecedent agreement
19:00: Conference dinner at Sambesi, Göttingen

9:00–10:00: Invited Talk: Sandhya Sundaresan — Interactions of phi-agreement and anaphora: The Anaphor Agreement Effect
10:00–10:45: Tom McFadden — Agreement dependencies with the left periphery: Tamil allocutive agreement
10:45–11:05: Coffee break
11:05–11:50: Gurujegan Murugesan — Agreement or binding: Who blinks first?
11:50–12:35: Saara Huhmarniemi — Finnish reflexive anaphors and agreement
12:35–14:30: Lunch
14:30–15:15: Gurmeet Kaur & Louise Raynaud — Revisiting Person Licensing: The view from 3rd person clitics in Punjabi and French
15:15–16:00: Dorothy Brito, Danniel Carvalho, Adeilson Sedrins & Márcio Leitão — First person anaphora and agreement in Brazilian Portuguese
16:00–16:20: Coffee break
16:20–17:05: Irene Amato — Verbal number is syntactic agreement
17:05–18:05: Invited Talk: Ian Roberts — One Cycle to Rule Them All; One Cycle to Bind Them