BLINC 3

3^rd Budapest Linguistics Conference

Budapest, 6–8 June 2019

Preliminary Programme

Pdf files of abstracts can be obtained by clicking on the titles in the programme (abstracts are still being added as we receive them). The conference dinner will be on Friday evening. Time and place will be posted nearer the date.

Thursday 6 June

	Session 1 Room 356a Chair: Anikó Csirmaz		Session 2 Room 315a Chair: Katalin Balogné Bérces
9.30	Tamás Biró	Biblical Hebrew Who will Understand? Methodological Reflections on Identifying Topic and Focus in a Dead Language	Giannis Themelis	Key Factors of Variation in Greek Vowel Realization
10.15	Semra Özdemir	An OT-DM Approach to N+N Compounds and Possessive Constructions in Turkish	Marek Radomski	The Pronounceability of Polish CC Consonant Clusters by Native Speakers of English – the Role of Sonority
11.00	BREAK
	Session 1 Room 356a Chair: István Kenesei		Session 2 Room 315a Chair: Miklós Törkenczy
11.30	Ewa Willim and Anna Bondaruk	On Burzio's Generalization and Unexpected Accusatives: Evidence from Polish Experiencer Constructions	Filiz Mutlu	You Have a Neat Theory, Then [l] Turns Up
12.15	Irine Burukina	Antipassive: a View from Nominalization	Katalin Balogné Bérces and Anett Réka Garami	Monopositional Syllabic Consonants: Evidence from Slovene and English
13.00	LUNCH
14.00	PLENARY: Pilar Barbosa Pseudoclefts: (echo) questions and answers
15.00	POSTERS
	Session 1 Room 356a Chair: Balázs Surányi		Session 2 Room 315a Chair: Marcel den Dikken
16.00	Mojmír Dočekal and Iveta Šafratová	Swarms Are High Degree Predicates: Experimental Evidence	Kryzzya Gomez	Overt vs. Null Subjects in Nonfinite Constructions of Colombian Spanish
16.45	BREAK
17.15	Anikó Csirmaz and Benjamin Slade	The Visibility Parameter Reconsidered	Marcin Wągiel	Partitives, Numerals and a Unified Part-Whole Structure
18.00	Cheese and Wine Reception Room 327

Posters:

Junya Morita	An Analysis of Deverbal Adjectivization in the Framework of Distributed Morphology
Emrah Görgülü	Negative sensitive elements in Turkish: negative polarity or negative concord?
Rui-Heng Huang	A Generalized Ditransitive Analysis of Split Affectivity in Mandarin Chinese
Katalin Balogne Berces and Markus A. Pöchtrager	Open Sesame, or: Interactions of vowel height and length in Hungarian

Friday 7 June

	Session 1 Room 356a Chair: Barbara Egedi		Session 2 Room 315a Chair: Kriszta Szécsényi
9.30	Benjamin Slade and Anikó Csirmaz	The Uniform Treatment of Adverbials Hypothesis	Manuel Padilla Cruz	Towards a Relevance-Theoretic Procedural Approach to Diminutive and Augmentative Morphemes
10.15	Ekaterina Georgieva, Martin Salzmann and Philipp Weisser	Negation, Adverbial Clitics and the Insertion of a Dummy Copula: Arguments for postsyntactic verb cluster formation in Mari and Udmurt	Pavel Caha and Marcin Wągiel	Cardinals Across Languages: Deriving Form and Meaning of Two Types of Numerals
11.00	BREAK
	Session 1 Room 356a Chair: Pilar Barbosa		Session 2 Room 315a Chair: Michael Brody
11.30	Ruth Lopes	Not Every Stranding Verb Makes a VP Ellipsis	Bettina Spreng	Aspect morphology, grammatical aspect and tense: Some correlations in Inuktitut
12.15	Joseph Emonds	The Cancellation Feature: (S)he Looks Like a ...., but Deep Down (S)he Isn't	Hande Sevgi	The Role of Syntax in Interpreting the Particle bile
13.00	LUNCH
14.00	PLENARY: Michael Brody Some Problems with Merge
15.00	POSTERS:
	Session 1 Room 356a Chair: Ekaterina Georgieva		Session 2 Room 315a Chair: Irine Burukina
16.00	Barry C.-Y. Yang	Three Types of Peripheral Adjunct Wh-phrases Denoting Negation	Adam Bialy	Encoding Inception in the Domain of Psych-verbs in Polish
16.45	BREAK
17.15	Samantha Becerra-Zita	Non-Intrinsically Negative (Scalar) Negation in Gallo	Dorota Jagódzka	The Source for Singular Neuter Agreement on Predicates in Polish

Posters:

Zsolt Prohászka, Gábor Alberti and Judit Farkas	The Operator Structure of the Modal Existential Wh-Construction in Hungarian
Michaela Čakányová	What Infinitival To Can(’t) Do
Ahmad Khatatneh	Pseudoclefts in Jordanian Arabic
Özlem Ergelen	Is There a Topic and Focus Position in the DP: Evidence from Turkish
Viktor Martinovic	Hungaro-Gothica

Saturday 8 June

	Session 1 Room 356a Chair: Dékány Éva		Session 2 Room 315a Chair: Mark Newson
9.30	Nikolett Mus	The Correlation of Syntactic Position and Semantic Function of Wh-Phrases in Tundra Nenets Multiple Questions	Jun Abe	Reviving Linking Theory in Terms of Move
10.15	Aslı Gürer	Relative Clause Formation in Karachay-Balkar	Imola-Agnes Farkas	Aspectual Cognate Objects in Hungarian
11.00	BREAK
	Session 1 Room 356a Chair: Irine Burukina
11.30	Ágnes Langó-Tóth	The Acquisition of Hungarian Recursive PPs
12.15	Khalid El Asri, Rachid Ed-Dali and Abdelhakim Boubekri	The Effect of L1 on the Acquisition of English Alternating Unaccusative Structures by Moroccan Learners of English
13.00	Farewell Drink

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BLINC 3

3rd Budapest Linguistics Conference

Budapest, 6–8 June 2019

Preliminary Programme

3^rd Budapest Linguistics Conference