MIT will be well represented at the 46th annual meeting of the Chicago Linguistics Society this weekend (April 8-10). The program includes talks by:
- Luka Crnic: “Imperatives in unconditionals”
- Young Ah Do: “Why do Korean children learn some alternations before others?”
- Peter Graff: “Longitudinal phonetic variation in a closed system” (with Max Bane and Morgan Sonderegger, University of Chicago), and “Comparing Pluralities” (with Gregory Scontras of Harvard and Noah Goodman of MIT)
- Patrick Grosz: “German doch: An Element that Triggers a Contrast Presupposition”
- Pritty Patel-Grosz: “First Conjunct Agreement under Agreement Displacement”
- Kirill Shklovsky: “Person-Case Effects in Tseltal”