Poster session 1

Instructions for posters

Special Session

Kenichi Ariji, Akira Omaki & Natsuko Tatsuta
U Hawaii at Manoa, Seigakuin U
Psycholinguistic Evidence on RTO construction in Japanese

Chao-Yang Lee and Zhiqiang Li
MIT
Enhancement of Phonological Contrast: Acoustics of Apical and Retroflex Vowels in Mandarin Chinese

Jeffrey T. Runner, Rachel S. Sussman & Michael K. Tanenhaus
U Rochester
The Influence of Binding Theory on the On-Line Reference Resolution of Pronouns

Yiya Chen, Yi Xu
U Edinburgh, Chicago U
Pitch Target of Mandarin Neutral Tone
HAND-OUT

Daniel Grodner & Julie Sedivy
Brown University
The Triggers and Time-Course of Gricean Implicature

Maria Babyonyshev, Evelina Fedorenko and Ted Gibson
Yale, MIT (B&CS)
The Role of Morphosyntactic Features in Sentence Processing

Edson T. Miyamoto, Michiko Nakamura, Shoichi Takahashi
NAIST/Tsukuba, U Hawaii at Manoa, MIT
Processing relative clauses in Japanese with two attachment sites

Marta Ortega-Llebaria
U Northern Colorado
The Effect of Suprasegmental Constraints in the Perception and Processing of Acoustic Features.

James Isaacs & Christopher Potts
UC Santa Cruz and UMass
Hidden Imperatives

Eun-Sook Kim
U British Columbia
Foot structure in Nuu-chah-nulth: Reconsidering foot typology within OT

Roberta d'Allessandro
Stuttgart University
Early merge in impersonal si constructions: how semantics determines agreement
HAND-OUT

Kasangati K. W. Kinyalolo
The Institute at Rocky Point, NY /Stony Brook University
The case for null subject verb agreement morphology in Bantu

Scott Shank
University of British Columbia
Preverbal Negative Polarity Items in Cantonese
HAND-OUT

Jan-Wouter Zwart
Groningen
Verb second, mood, and interclausal cohesion

Hyunsoon Kim
Hongik University
The Feature [tense] Revisited: the case of Korean three-way phonation consonants

[ preregistration | invited speakers | travel | accomodation | information ]
[ NELS 2003 - SBU | call for papers | program | contact ]