| 1 |
28.9. |
Antoinette Schapper (CNRS) |
Possessives as sources for relative clause markers: a new pathway? |
| 2 |
12.10. |
Erich Round (University of Surrey) |
How the famously opaque phonology of Lardil was rapidly transforming |
| 3 |
19.10. |
Katherine Walker (Universität zu Köln) |
Cut-off, lengthening, recycling: Do Interaction Management strategies follow word boundaries? |
| 4 |
02.11. |
Birgit Hellwig (Universität zu Köln) |
Repetition and variation in child language and child-directed language: A case study of Qaqet (Baining, Papua New Guinea) |
| 5 |
09.11. |
Karolina Grzech (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) |
Evidentiality and focus – same but different? |
| 6 |
16.11. |
Simone Mattiola (University of Pavia) |
Typology of pluractional constructions: A discourse-sensitive perspective |
| 7 |
30.11. |
David Britain & Hannah Hedegard (Anglistik, UniBE) |
Turbulent times: a century of linguistic change in Falkland Island English |
| 8 |
07.12. |
Martin Hilpert (Université de Neuchatel) |
Constructions with crossed syntactic dependencies show elevated lexical cohesion: The compensatory collocation hypothesis |
