Handouts

Speakers:

Enoch Aboh (University of Amsterdam) Vulnerable interfaces: the case of the complementizer system

Adriana Belletti (University of Geneva/University of Siena) Clause internal and clause external cartography: causatives and the marking of some left peripheral topics

Giuliano Bocci (University of Geneva) Licensing Focus Movement: Intonational and metrical properties

Andrea Calabrese (UConn) Locality in morphophonology

Gennaro Chierchia (Harvard University) Weak Crossover: a "dynamic" explanation?

Silvio Cruschina (University of Vienna) Licensing Focus Movement: Distributional and interpretive properties

Hilda Koopman (UCLA) The SSWL database and unifying syntax and morphology

Angelika Kratzer (UMass-Amherst) Evidential moods, speech reports, and the left periphery

Angelika Kratzer & Lisa Selkirk (UMass-Amherst) Focus and Given: Two Distinct Technologies for Discourse Coherence

Andrew Nevins (UCL London)  Keeping Cartography Clean: Postsyntactic Reordering 

Luigi Rizzi (University of Geneva/University of Siena) Cartography and further explanation: Locality and Interface principles

Ian Roberts (University of Cambridge) Null subject parameters and determiner parameters

Lisa Selkirk (Umass Amherst) Structure-Sensitivity in Bantu Sentence Tonology

Ur Shlonsky (University of Geneva) Thinking cartographically about copular constructions

Students:

Nikolaos Angelopoulos (UCLA) Decomposing the Greek Complementizers Oti and Pu 

Metin Bagriacik (University of Ghent) The Pragmatic Field in Pharasiot Greek

Caterina Bonan & Lucas Tual (University of Geneva) French wh-in situ: syntax & prosody

Daniele Botteri (University of Siena) The interrogative periphery in Fiorentino

Elena Callegari (University of Oslo) The Left Periphery: Some Notes on the Distribution of Contrastive and Aboutness Topic

Christos Christopolous (University of Connecticut) Post-verbal elements in canonically verb-final languages: variation in Indo-Aryan

Valentina Colasanti (University of Cambridge) On Factivity. Some speculations on the split-CP of some upper-Southern Italian dialects

Silvia D'Ortenzio (University of Venice) Training comprehension and production of restrictive relative clauses: a case study on a cochlear-implanted child

Jamie Douglas (University of Cambridge) Distinctness and the structure and size of (some) English relative clause

Beatrice Giustolisi (University of Milano-Bicocca) Anodal tDCS over Broca’s Area enhances language comprehension

Anna Hollingsworth  (University of Cambridge) Contrasting formal features and interfaces: data from Finnish

Anna Kocher (University of Vienna) Iberoromance Complementizers Revisited: Insights from Root Clause Complementation

Iara Mantenuto (UCLA) Deictic Reinforcers in Teramano: Towards a Cartography of the Demonstrative

Roberto Petrosino (University of Connecticut) The left periphery fragmented: evidence from Italian

Emilio Servidio  (University of Siena) Answering Polar Questions with Narrow Foci: an experiment on Italian

Franziska Stuntebeck (University of Zurich) Argument drop in WhatsApp messages. Truncation or topic drop?

Sandra Villata (University of Geneva) Attraction and similarity-based interference in object gender agreement

Stanislao Zompì (Scuola Superiore Normale of Pisa) Subject-object agreement in Ripano and Coahuilteco: A typological rarity and what it can teach us