BLINC

Session 1

Session 2

9.00

Brigitta Schvarcz

The range of –nyi Suffixation in Hungarian

László Drienkó

Discontinuous coverage of English mother-child speech

9.45

Ludovico Franko & Mihaela Marchis Moreno

Intervention in Agreement and Case Assignment and the role of Cliticization

Tamás Biró

Can you learn hidden information?

10.25

BREAK

11.00

Plenary: Katalin É Kiss - Quantifier scope interpretation by English and Hungarian children

12.30

LUNCH

14.00

Julia Bacskai-Atkari

Towards a Cross-Linguistic Typology of Marking Polarity in Embedded Degree Clauses

Yuen Chee Keong & Nur Husna Serip Mohamad

We’re On a Date!: A Comparison of Malay and Indian Interruption Patterns in Malaysia

14.45

Blanca Croitor & Ion Giurgea

Relative superlatives and Deg-raising

Karolina Jaworska & Natalia Palich

Lexical Chaining in Arabic, Czech and Polish - A Comparative Case Study

15.25

BREAK

16.00

Peter Herbeck

Romance emphatic doubling as multiple [pragmatic] chains

Karolina Jaworska

Lexical dyads as a manifestation of semantic parallelism in Arabic

16.45

Éva Dékány & Orsolya Tánczos

Udmurt relatives with and without a left periphery

Peter Szűcs

Demonstratives introducing subordinate clauses in Hungarian

Session 1

Session 2

9.00

Jamal Ouhalla

Wh-clitic-doubling, Wh-Cliticisation and Operator-variable links

9.45

Joe Emonds

Middle English: Theoretical Limits on Borrowing through Language Contact

Krisztina Andrási

Control into Hungarian -vA Adverbial Participles

10.25

BREAK

11.00

Plenary: Marcel den Dikken – Contrastive Left Dislocation: why one size does not fit all

12.30

LUNCH

14.00

Uli Sauerland & Moreno Mitrovic

Two conjunctions are better than one

Sonja Müller

A discourse structural view on the (combined) use of the modal particles "doch" and "auch"

14.45

Angel Luis Jimènez-Fernández & Bozena Rozwadowska

A comparative discourse-based approach to Dative Experiencers and subject properties

Gábor Alberti, Judit Kleiber, and Veronika Szabó

The Intensional Profiles of Hungarian (Proto-) Imperative Sentence Types

15.25

BREAK

16.00

Marta Ruda

Theory of Null Objects and Verb Classes: Manner Verbs, Result Verbs, and Manner/Result Verbs

Øystein Heggelund

Intertextual variation in Old and Middle English

16.45

Branimir Stankovic

DP and mandatory determiners in article-less Serbo-Croatian

Wojciech Guz

Spoken wh-clefts in the British National Corpus

Session 1

Session 2

9.00

Kerstin Hoge

Yiddish Possessive Constructions

Alberti Gábor & Farkas Judit

HATNÉK-nominalization in Hungarian

9.45

Anikó Csirmaz

Telicity alternations

Laura Becker

The "Existential Construction" in Hungarian

10.25

BREAK

11.00

Mojmir Docekal

Upper bounded and un-bounded 'no more'

Jacek Witkos & Dziubala-Szrejbrowska

Numeral phrases as subjects and agreement with participles and predicative adjectives

11.45

Anikó Csirmaz & Benjamin Slade

Result States and Repetitive Adverbs

Catherine Gkritziou

Towards a unified structure of pu-clauses in Modern Greek: Evidence from factive islands