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THURSDAY, June 5
32 talks, talk: 25 -30 minutes + 5-10 question time = 35 minutes, + 5 minutes to transfer
poster session: group A - posters on display day, half of them presented after the lunch and during a coffee break. The phonetic workshop changes the 16 posters for the morning/afternoon session.

time Room A: Auditorium Maximum (100) Room B : Chamber hall (50) Room C: Lectorium (90) Room D: Chapel (90)
ATRIUM: registration (8:00-13:00)

Syntax session
Chair: Joseph Emonds
Semantic WORKSHOP (1):
Mojmr Doekal and Berit Gehrke
Syntax session
Chair:
Speech Acquisition WORKSHOP (1)
Linda Polka, Ocke-Schwen Bohn
9:00-9:35
Jamal Ouhalla: Syntactic Change in Perspective:
the Development of Genitive NPs and of Direct
object marking in Spanish Arabic
120 Mojmr Doekal/ Scott Grimm/Markta Zikov: How
do you count a leaf: On the rigidity of Czech noun
semantics
205 Anders Holmberg. The meaning of self-talk
Linda Polka. The development of phonetic perception:
a journey guided by speech input and intake.
9:40-10:15
143 Fryni Panayidou: Colour Adjectives in
Cypriot Maronite Arabic
83 Hana Strachoov: Watch out for the universal
quantifier!
127 Dimitra Melissaropoulou: Word formation in the
light of the language contact factor: the case of
Cappadocian Greek
Ocke-Schwen Bohn. L2 speech learning: Do cross-
language phonetic relationships provide a full
account?
10:15-11:15 CORRIDOR: coffee poster session: A 1-5, A-ws 1-
11:15-11:50
70 Joseph Potashnik: The Locus of The
Causative-Unaccusative Alternation: Syntax or
Lexicon
106 Marcin Wgiel: From kinds to objects. Prenominal
and postnominal adjectives in Polish
267 Pawe Rutkowski, Magorzata Czajkowska-Kisil,
Joanna acheta and Anna Kuder. The Syntax of
Adjectival Modification in Polish Sign Language (PJM)
151 Katerina Chldkov and Paul Boersma. Distinctive
features are emergent phonological representations:
evidence from neural network models of L1 speech
acquisition
11:55-12:30
25 Theresa Biberauer : Towards a theory of
Syntactic Categories: an Emergentist Generative
Perspective
164 Boena Cetnarowska: On the (lack of) referentiality
of Polish relational adjectives
247 Joanna Filipczak and Piotr Mostowski. Doubling
construction in Polish Sign Language. Corpus-based
analysis
160 Marta Marecka, Donata Janiszewska and Anna
Jelec. Phonological short-term memory and
phonological sensitivity do not interact to produce
vocabulary learning effects
12:30-13.30 Lunch break
13:45-15:30
Metropol - Official Opening
14:00-15:30 Invited speaker: NOAM CHOMSKY: Problems of Projection: Extensions
Chair:
Semantic WORKSHOP (2)
Mojmr Doekal and Berit Gehrke
Pragmatics session
Chair: Markta Janebov
Speech Acquisition WORKSHOP (2)

15:45-16:20
271 Uli Sauerland: Non-Conservative Quantifiers
in German
229 Ljudmila Geist: Reduced referentiality and event
dependency
240 Radek imk and Marta Wierzba.
Formal expression of information structure:
experiments and modeling
85 Anabela Rato. Perception and Production of English
vowels by Portuguese Learners: The Effects of
Perceptual Training
16:25-17:00
189 Ludovico Franco, M. Rita Manzini and
Leonardo M. Savoia: Linkers are not possession
markers
24 Patrcia Rodrigues,Maria Jos Foltran: Small nominal
in Brazilian Portuguese copular constructions
98 Julia An-Lun Cheng and Lu Lu: Distant Reference
Tracking of Chinese Nominal Classifiers

220 Louise Shepperd. Influence of Orthographic Input
on Phonological Representations of Nonnative
Nonassimilable Contrasts: Adult Native English
Speakers Acquisition of Zulu Clicks
17:00-18:00 CORRIDOR: coffee poster session A 9-15
18:00-18:35
131 Susi Wurmbrand: Restructuring across the
world
32 Muhsina Alleesaib : The reference of bann + NP in
Mauritian Creole
153 Enik Tth, Pter Csatr and Arina Banga. Factors
influencing the use of demonstratives in Dutch and
Hungarian
242 Helena Spilkov. Reduction of repeated mentions
of content words in native and non-native English
18:40-19:15
252 Theresa Biberauer and Ian Roberts:
Conditional Inversion and Types of Parametric
Change
211 Christina Mrzhuser: Bare nominals as referring
expressions in Spanish and French bare noun
constructions
269 Amir Anvari. Remarks on Bridging
266 Jocelyn Hardman and Elizabeth A. McCullough.
Variation in phonetic-acoustic cues in Mandarin-
accented English and its differential effects on
intelligibility for American and Korean listeners
19:15-21:00 ATRIUM - welcome drink
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FRIDAY, June 6

32 talks, talk: 25 -30 minutes + 5-10 question time = 35 minutes, + 5 minutes to transfer + 1 invited plenary speaker (Noam Chomsky)
poster session: all group-B posters available the whole day, half of them presented during the morning coffee break, the other half in the afternoon

time Room A: Auditorium Maximum (100) Room B : Chamber hall (50) Room C: Lectorium (90) Room D: Chapel (90)
ATRIUM: registration (8:00-13:00)

Syntax session
Chair:
Syntax/semantics
Chair:
Pragmatics session
Chair:
Phonetics\Phonology
Chair
9:00-9:35
104 Nikolaos Lavidas: V1 and VSO in the Greek
Septuagint: Contact Effects of Translation and
Their Role in Language Change
100 Paul Kiparsky: The two plurals: A case for
allosemy
28 Magdalena Szczyrbak. Of course, indeed or clearly?
The interactional potential of modal adverbs in legal
genres
14 Laurent Dumercy, Frdric Lavigne, Tobias Scheer
and Markta Zikov. Anything goes: Czech initial
clusters in a dichotic experiment
9:40-10:15 13 Hedde Zeijlstra. Upward agree is superior
213 Gabriella Tth: Achievement verbs and event
quantification
188 Laurel Smith Stvan. Truth is, sentence-initial bare
shell nouns are increasing
136 Karolina Bro. Polish voice assimilation at the
phonetics-phonology interface
10:15-11:15 CORRIDOR: coffee poster session B 1-8
11:15-11:50
198 Bill Haddican and Anders Holmberg: Three
ways to invert object order in the double object
construction
280 Elena Castroviejo and Berit Gehrke: Manner-in-
disguise vs. degree well
228 Kristin Davidse. Specificational and presentational
there-clefts
141 Maciej Machnicki and Joanna Zaleska. Syllable-
driven conspiracy effects in European Portuguese
11:55-12:30
105 Jan Terje Faarlund: Preposition stranding as a
global isogloss
272 Uli Sauerland and Kazuko Yatsushiro: On the
typology of reported speech: Partial quotation vs.
transparent shifters
231 Lolita Brard and Jos Deulofeu. On the limit
between relative and consecutive clauses : the case
of [NP Det [- def] N que X] construct in spoken French:
a corpus based analysis
36 Tom Dubda. When One Phonology Meets
Another: The Case of Gallicisms in Czech
12:30-13:30 Lunch break
13:30-15:30 METROPOL - Invited speaker: DAVID ADGER: Constraints on Phrase Structure
Chair: Chair: Chair:
15:45-16:20
210 Sascha Alexeyenko: Adverbs as PPs and the
Semantics of ly
84 Georg Hhn: Unifying the semantics of
unagreement and adnominal pronoun constructions
165 Alenka Kocbek. Translating Non-Literary Texts as
Culturemes
6 Marcin Fortuna. The interrelationship of the
headedness of vowels and consonantal phonotactics
16:25-17:00
268 Carmen Gallar Snchez: Labels and Locality: A
reverse PF consequence
55 Alexander Grosu: A Novel Analysis of Transparent
Free Relatives
3 Edina Robin. Explicitation and Implicitation in
Revised Translations
95 Betsy Sneller. Using corpus data as evidence for
phonotactic constraints on /th/-fronting
17:00-18:00 CORRIDOR: coffee poster session B 9-16
18:00-18:35
121 Mark Newson: English Modal Auxiliaries and
Late Insertion
194 Jovana Gajic: The n-word paradox: universals or
existentials?
236 Eva Lehekov and Martina Vokov. Two
aspects of metonymy alternations of Czech verbs
7 Lo Chin-Cheng. The Utterance-final Glottalization in
Taiwanese Mandarin: Interaction between Tone and
Intonation
18:40-19:15
177 Thomas McFadden: Nominative stem-
allomorphy and the structure of case
76 Mojmr Doekal: Intervention effects: Negation,
universal quantifiers and Czech
238 Elbieta Kaczmarska. In Search of the Meaning of
Verbs Expressing Mental States. Analysis of Czech
Verbs and Their Polish Equivalents Based on Different
Theories (Valency, Case Grammar, Pattern Grammar,
Cognitive Linguistics)
244 tefan Beu, Uwe D. Reichel and Katalin Mdy.
Modelling accentual phrase intonation in Slovak and
Hungarian
19:30-20:30 ATRIUM dinner for presenters
20:30-22:30 ATRIUM - conference party - live music (for everybody registered for Olinco)


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SATURDAY, June 7
32 talks, talk: 25 -30 minutes + 5-10 question time = 35 minutes, + 5 minutes to transfer
poster session: all group-C posters available the whole day, half of them presented during the morning coffee break, the other half in the afternoon

time Room A: Auditorium Maximum (100) Room B : Chamber hall (50) Room C: Lectorium (90) Room D: Chapel (90)
ATRIUM: registration (8:00-13:00)

Workshop: Romance Syntax (1)
Chair: ngel L. Jimnez-Fernndez
Slavic Syntax session (1)
Chair:
Workshop : Corpus (1)
Chair: Sean Wallis
Language Acquisition
Chair:
9:00-9:35
150 Vctor Acedo-Matelln, Cristina Real-
Puigdollers: Locative prepositions and the
interpretation of universal quantifiers: Evidence
from Catalan
176 Sandhya Sundaresan and Thomas
McFadden: In support of an articulated
event-layer
Sean Wallis: Introduction to the Workshop: What might a corpus of
spoken data tell us about language?

178 Dorota Jaworska and Tomasz Pasterski : "You
won't get it unless you're bilingual, kid!: On
irony comprehension in Polish mono- and Polish-
English bilingual children.
9:40-10:15
103 Ion Giurgea: Romanian adnominal locative
PPs and Argument Structure
142 Jitka Bartoov, Ivona Kuerov : Against
a unified NP-deletion analysis of pronouns:
Evidence from demonstratives in Czech
182 Ruth Osimk-Teasdale, Nora Dorn and Claudio Schekulin. POS-
tagging the Vienna-Oxford International Corpus of English: strategies
and rewards.

59 Maria Andreou and Ianthi Maria Tsimpli:
Character Reference: A Study of Greek-German
and Greek-English Bilingual Children
10:15-11:15 CORRIDOR: coffee poster session C 1-8
11:15-11:50
251 Ivona Kuerov : Gender-number
interactions in defective -feature chains
258 E. Flanderkov, A. Hudouskov, B.
Mertins: Does the Trace Deletion Hypothesis
hold for Czech?
148 Alexandr Rosen. A 3D taxonomy of word classes at work

192 Karolina Mieszkowska and Agnieszka
Otwinowska-Kasztelanic: Mental state language in
the narratives of Polish monolingual and Polish-
English immigrant children living in the UK
11:55-12:30
203 Paula Roberta Gabbai Armelin: Classifying
nominals in Brazilian Portuguese: a syntactically
unified account for Gender and Inflectional Class
209 Vra Dvok: A typology of null direct
objects in Czech
78 Lucie Beneov, Michal Ken and Martina Waclawiov. ORAL2013:
representative corpus of informal spoken Czech
180 Filip Smolk and Adam K: The power of
imageability: effects of semantic factors on the
acquisition of inflections
12:30-14.00 Lunch break
14:00-15:30 Metropol - Invited speaker: BAS AARTS : Investigating spoken English syntax and usage

Workshop: Romance Syntax (2)
Chair: Victoria Camacho-Taboada
Slavic Syntax session (1)
Chair:
Workshop : Corpus (2)
Chair: Sean Wallis

15:45-16:20
73 Giuliana Giusti, Rossella Iovino : A Split-DP
hypothesis for Latin and Italo-Romance
9 Anna Bondaruk : Three types of
predicational clauses in Polish and
constraints on their use
279 Petr Pozka. Olomouc Corpus of Spoken Czech Pilot Version.
235 Mtys Gercs and Lilla Pintr: The role of
Information Structure in childrens interpretation
of numerically modified expressions
16:25-17:00
39 Andrea Pekov: The Use of Subject Pronouns
in a Consistent Pro-drop Language
221 Natalia Cichosz : Polish affectedness and
experiencer datives as adjuncts

72 Marie Kopivov, Hana Golov, Petra Klimeov, Zuzana
Komrskov and David Luke. Multi-tier transcription of informal
spoken Czech: the ORTOFON corpus approach
114 Veronika Blhov and Filip Smolk : Early
comprehension of verb number morphemes in
Czech: evidence for a pragmatic account
17:00-18:00 CORRIDOR: coffee poster session C 9-16
18:00-18:35
130 Pilar P. Barbosa : Pseudo-clefts: (echo)
questions and answers
91 Anja ari : P-stranding in a non-P-
stranding language: The lectucture of Sluices
in Serbo-Croatian
108 Miriam Voghera, Francesco Cutugno, Claudio Iacobini, Renata
Savy, Iolanda Alfano and Aurelio De Rosa. VoLIP: a searchable Italian
spoken corpus
262 Bruno Fernandes and Stephanie Vaz:
Acquisition of Attachment Preferences in
European Portuguese
18:40-19:15
94 Manuela mbar, ngel L. Jimnez-Fernndez:
Subjunctives: How much left periphery do you
need?
208 Branimir Stankovi: A third type of
adjective modification? An evidence for DP in
Serbo-Croatian?
234 Ditte Kimps, Kristin Davidse and Bert Cornillie. A usage-based
analysis of the modal and discourse marker uses of English tag
questions
27 Gustavo Freire: Sentential Complements of
Perception and Causative verbs
19:15-21:00 ATRIUM - good-bye drink

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A - POSTER SESSIONS THURSDAY- June 5, 2014

All the posters will be available during the whole day.
The first half will be presented in the morning (10:15-11:15), the second half in the late afternoon (17:00-18:00).

On
display
Live
presentation
Poster
code
Author(s) Title
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10:15
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11:15
A-1 Milena Milenova and Katerina Nicolaidis 132 The production of new and similar sounds by Bulgarian learners of Modern Greek
A-2 Anita Auszmann and Tilda Neuberger 169 Age- and gender-related differences in stabilization process of vowels
A-3 Viktria Horvth 174 Disfluencies in school-age childrens spontaneous speech
A-4 Lukas Snning 184 Vowel reduction in German Learner English
A-5 Daniel Calvo Carmona 257 Phonetic Computerised Training Studies: a Systematic Revision
A-6 Elena Babatsouli and David Ingram. 16 Cross-linguistic performance in a bilingual childs speech
A-7 Khrystyna Kunets
68 Impersonal Sentences in the English Scholarly Texts in the Humanities: Typology and Frequency (with Some Remarks on
Pragmatics)
A-8 Hana Bogdanov 183 RU marked non-past
A-9 Jeffrey Keith Parrott 278 Aint and the morphosyntax of -nt
17:00
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18:00
A-10 Jolanta Sypiaska and Adam Olender. 23 Phonetic awareness in Polish learners of English
A-11 Arkadiusz Rojczyk, Anna Balas and Geoff Schwartz 40 Immediate and distracted imitation in second-language speech: word boundary vowel hiatus in Polish English
A-12 Radek Skarnitzl and Pavel turm. 61 Czech Assimilation of Voicing in English as a Second Language
A-13 Grzegorz Aperliski and Aleksandra Leoczyk. 125 The role of language proficiency in the perception of L2 voicing contrasts
A-14 tefan Beu and Juraj imko. 200 F0-peak realization in Lombard speech
A-15 Gbor Alberti and Judit Kleiber 88 Realis: Discourse representation with a radically new ontology
A-16 Kyriaki Neophytou, Marjolein van Egmond and Sergey Avrutin 93 Word frequency distributions in aphasic speech across languages
A-17 Marek Nagy 171 Semantic features production in adult speakers
A-18 Balzs Surnyi and Veronika Hegeds 181 Complex predication in resultatives and depictives: A view from Hungarian

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B - POSTER SESSIONS FRIDAY - June 6, 2014

All the posters will be available during the whole day.
The first half will be presented in the morning (10:15-11:15), the second half in the late afternoon (17:00-18:00).


On
display
Live
presentation
Poster
code
Author(s) Title
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10:15
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11:15
B-1 va Dkny and Veronika Hegeds 232 Higher and higher: postpositions, prepositions, and particles in Hungarian
B-2 Chao-Kai Shih 173 On Restructuring in Takibakha Bunun
B-3 Michael McGuire 227 Cyclic and post-cyclic integration and the conceptual-intentional system
B-4 Kateina Havranov 116 Default Case in Dutch: A Comparative Study of Dutch and English Case Systems
B-5 James Thomas 168 Introducing Word Templates and their semi-automatic derivation from corpora
B-6 Robin Quizar 46 Revitalization of Chorti, Descendant Language of the Classic Mayan Hieroglyphs
B-7 Maia Lomia and Rusudan Gersamia 109 Syntactic Structures in Translation: the Kartvelian Data
B-8 Marie Krappmann 154 The precarious status of modificateurs surralisants in German and Czech
17:00
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18:00

B-9 Geoff Schwartz 218 All gradience is not created equal
B-10 va Dkny 230 PPs and the silent PLACE noun: evidence from Hungarian case-marked pronouns
B-11 Chao-Kai Shih and Atul Manqoqo 144 Merging Applicatives in Takibakha Bunun
B-12 Lolita Brard 89 Long distance dependency and processing constraints
B-13 Jacek Witko, Dominika Dziubaa-Szrejbrowska 97 The nominal non-phase: How the study of Polish nominals contributes to the phase theory
B-14 Anna Malicka-Kleparska 8 Semantics of non-deletable arguments of morphologically complex transitive verbs: the case of Polish roz- transitives
B-15 Vojtech Diatka 156 Are Czech Interjections a Well-defined Part of Speech?
B-16 Petra Admkov 275 Czech saturative constructions: the semasiological analysis

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C- POSTER SESSIONS SATURDAY - - June 7, 2014


All the posters will be available during the whole day.
The first half will be presented in the morning (10:15-11:15), the second half in the late afternoon (17:00-18:00).

On
display
Live
presentation
Poster
code
Author(s) Title
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C-1 Marine Beridze and Zaal Kikvidze 102 Troubles with ISO 639 Standards: the Case of a Kartvelian Corpus
C-2 Michaela aknyov and Lucie ern 82 English State Verbs of Attitude in Progressive Form
C-3 Dominika Kovkov 224 Adjectives in Spoken Czech
C-4 Victoria Camacho-Taboada and ngel Luis Jimnez-Fernndez 77 The puzzle of Romance clitics
C-5 Luca Quintana Hernndez 128 Aspect and Reciprocal Constructions with Se
C-6 David Hron 133 About one divergence among Slavic languages
C-7 Jadwiga Bogucka 256 Feature resolution and agreement with coordinated subjects in Polish
C-8 Daniela Slanov 67 Linguistic picture of the world in incipient lexicon of Slovak-speaking children
C-9 Jana Kesselov 79 The Grammatical Category of Case in Early Development of Slovak-speaking Children
17:00
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18:00
C-10 Jakub Szewczyk and Zofia Wodniecka 241 Determinants of non-word repetition accuracy
C-11 Linda Dole 214 Reduction and elaboration in Czech coordinate structures: An elicited imitation task
C-12 Kateina Veselovsk and Jana indlerov 42 Patterns of Evaluative Meaning: the Case of Opinion Target
C-13 Magdalena Zawrotna 217 Dysphemisms and Euphemisms in Egyptian Arabic Form, Function and the Social Context
C-14 Anna Koznkov 71 Internal structure of possessive DPs in Czech and English
C-16 Marta Ruda 17 LF Copying in the Absence of Ellipsis: the Case of E-Type Readings of Weak Pronouns in Polish
C-17 Christian Huber 196 Verbal plural in Shumcho

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Prizes for the best three posters will be awarded on Saturday, June 7, at 19:30 oclock during the conference good-bye drinks