Corpus-based and Experimental Approaches to Ellipsis

›9:00 (1h)

Opportunities and Challenges for a Referential Theory of VP-ellipsis
Andrew Kehler (UC, San Diego)

›9:00 (1h)

Président de session : Jeff Runner
Jeff Runner

› JSB 108

›10:00 (20min)

Pause café

›10:20 (40min)

Navigating ellipsis structures in memory: New insights from computational modeling
Dan Parker

›10:20 (2h)

Président de session : Andrew Kehler
Andrew Kehler

› JSB 108

›11:00 (40min)

Direct Compositionality in English Why-Stripping: A Corpus-based Approach
Jong-Bok Kim and Joanna Nykiel

›11:40 (40min)

A Romance perspective on subordination and fragments
Gabriela Bilbîie and Óscar García Marchena

›12:20 (1h20)

Déjeuner

›13:40 (40min)

Movement or in situ deletion? — Experimental investigations on the syntax of fragments
Robin Lemke

›13:40 (2h)

Président de session : Lyn Frazier
Lyn Frazier

› JSB 108

›14:20 (40min)

Verb Phrase Ellipsis is discourse reference: novel evidence from dialogue
Till Poppels and Andrew Kehler

›15:00 (40min)

Deep and surface anaphora can both prime, but demand different resources
Ming Xiang, Julian Grove and Jason Merchant

›15:40 (20min)

Pause café

›16:00 (40min)

Verbal mismatch and phonological identity in Right Node Raising
Aoi Shiraishi, Anne Abeillé, Barbara Hemforth and Philip Miller

›16:00 (40min)

Président de session : Jong-Bok Kim
Jong-Bok Kim

› JSB 108

›16:40 (1h)

Processing ellipsis and the circumstances of repair
Lyn Frazier (UMass, Amherst)

›16:40 (1h)

Président de session : Anne Abeillé
Anne Abeillé

› JSB 108

›18:00 (1h)

Round table on sharing experimental and corpus data for research on ellipsis