The 43rd Generative Linguistics in the Old World (GLOW) conference is taking place (virtually) at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin from April 8th to 20th, 2020. MIT is represented by many graduate students and alumni.
- Itai Bassi & Justin Colley (MIT): p-word Integrity: a new condition on ellipsis at the syntax-phonology interface
(abstract) (project page) - Peter Grishin (MIT): Scrapping clauses with clausal anaphors
(abstract) (project page) - Tatiana Bondarenko & Stanislao Zompi’ (MIT): Leftover Agreement: Spelling out Kartvelian number
(abstract) (project page) - Tatiana Bondarenko (MIT): Hyperraising and Logical Form: evidence from Buryat
(abstract) (project page) - Filipe Hisao Kobayashi & Sherry Yong Chen (MIT): Quantifying over thematic roles: Mandarin distributive numerals and reciprocals
(abstract) (project page) - Maša Močnik & Rafael Abramovitz (MIT): Variable-force variable-flavor attitude verb in Koryak
(abstract) (project page) - Danfeng Wu & Yadav Gowda (MIT): Focus and penultimate vowel lengthening in Zulu
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MIT alumni also presented at GLOW 43 including:
- Idan Landau (PhD 1999): The Predicative Default of Controlled Adjuncts
(abstract) (project page) - Omer Demirok (PhD 2019) : A pied-piping theory of exceptional de re: Scoping after all (abstract) (project page)
- İsa Kerem Bayırlı (PhD 2017) : A new generalization over determiner denotations (abstract)
… plus: one of the workshops (on the legacy of Chomsky’s “Remarks on Nominalization”) was co-organized by Hagit Borer (PhD 1981).