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The 7.5th European Conference on Formal Description of Slavic Languages, Moscow, December 6–8, 2008

 

 

Program of FDSL 7.5

 
09:30—10:25 Registration
10:25—10:30 Opening remarks
10:30—11:00 Hana Filip
Individuation, Quantification and Aspect		 Ora Matushansky
Some Cases of Russian		 Željko Bošković
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11:00—11:30
11:30—11:45 Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break
11:45—12:15 Jonathan E. McDonald & Angelina Markova
Variation and Bulgarian Inner Aspect 		Pavel Grashchenkov & Ekaterina Lyutikova
Comparative and Adjectival Phrases: What is Richer, Heavier and More Sound 		Aritz Irurtzun & Nerea Madariaga
A Minimalist Approach to DP-internal Scrambling in Russian
12:15—12:45 Julia Kuznetsova & Ekaterina Rakhilina
Russian Depictives and Attributives: The Role of the Verb 		Eugenia Romanova
Subdeletion Structures as Additional Evidence for Different Analysis of Synthetic and Analytic Comparatives in Russian 		Helen Trugman
Modifiers of Bare Nouns in Russian
12:45—13:15 Elena Paducheva
The Diatheses of a Mental Verb: Direct and Parametric 		Alexander Letuchiy
Double Reciprocals in Russian: What do they really mean and why 		Lunch
13:15—13:45 Lunch Lunch
13:45—14:15 Olga Mitrenina
The Syntax of Correlatives in Russian
14:15—14:45 Federico Damonte & Jacopo Garzonio
Čtoby and Modality in Russian 		Petr Biskup
Prepositional Projections 		Sandra Stjepanovic
Left Branch Extraction and Interpretation of Multiple Wh-Questions
14:45—15:15 Elizaveta Bylinina
Depreciative Indefinites: Evidence from Russian 		Franc Marušič & Rok Žaucer
Clitic Doubling in a Determinerless Language with Second Position Clitics
15:15—15:45 Natalia Slioussar
Russian Data call for Relational Information Structure Notions 		Patrycja Jablonska
On the Source of Parochialism in Case Transmission
15:45—16:00 Coffee break Coffee break
16:00—16:30 Valentina Apresjan
Truth in Russian: Good or Bad? 		Konstantin Kazenin
Russian Gapping: Evidence for Deletion
16:30—17:00 Yulia Rodina
A Cue-based Approach to the Acquisition of Grammatical Gender in Russian 		John F. Bailyn
Out of Control and In a Bind: Weak vs. Strong Derivationality
17:00—17:30 Olga Steriopolo & Martina Wiltschko
Distributed Gender Hypothesis

 

Each day's cultural program will be announced later.

 
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