Talks begin at 4:05 pm in the room listed. They usually last about 45-50 minutes, and are followed up by a Q & A session.
Abstracts are provided by the presenters and can be downloaded as PDF files.
| Date |
Room |
Speaker(s) |
Topic |
Abstract |
| 10 September |
219 Dauer |
Russ Nekorchuk |
Unicode & Linguists |
Abstract |
| 17 September |
219 Dauer |
Ana de Prada Perez |
Subject Position across Intransitive Predicates in Spanish in Contact with Catalan in Minorca: Language Pairing Effects and Interface Vulnerability |
Abstract |
| 24 September |
219 Dauer |
Jimmy Harnsberger |
The Detection Of Stress, Emotion, & Deception From Speech: The Intersection Of Linguistics, Policy, & Politics |
Abstract |
| 8 October |
219 Dauer |
Khaled Elghamry |
Using Lexical/Semantic Priming in the Web-Based Probabilistic Measures of Semantic Similarity |
Abstract |
| 22 October |
219 Dauer |
James Essegbey |
Motion Expression In Nyagbo Frog Story Narrations |
Abstract |
| 12 November |
2353 Turlington |
Drs. MJ Hardman, Sue Legg, Howard Beck & Dimas Bautista Iturrizaga |
Computational Linguistics, Language Preservation & Politics |
Abstract |
| 19 November |
215 Dauer |
Julianne McNamara, Lee Ballard, Jihee Choi |
The Linguistics Society: Three Presentations |
Abstracts |
| 1 December (Tuesday) |
215 Dauer |
Chantal Lyche, University of Oslo* |
If French Does Not Have Word Stress, Does It Have Words? |
Abstract |
| 3 December |
215 Dauer |
Charles Pindziak |
Unifying Korean Phonological Processes With An OT Framework |
Abstract |