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2 [DISSERTATION DEFENSE] Grant Muagututia [DISSERTATION DEFENSE] Grant Muagututia 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm Moore 575 (Conference Room) See more details •	3 [TS] Dr. Shigeo Tonoike [TS] Dr. Shigeo Tonoike 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm "On Ellipsis: Parallelism as an Explanandum (rather than an Explanans)" [St. John 011] Three problems face the treatment of ellipsis in thecurrent framework of minimalism. First, the two approaches to ellipsis that have beenproposed, namely the PF deletion approach (by deletion in the Phonetic Formcomponent) and the LF copying approach (by covert copying/ movement), arevirtually notational variants… See more details [DISSERTATION DEFENSE] John Van Way [DISSERTATION DEFENSE] John Van Way 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm Moore 575 (Conference Room) See more details • •	4	5	6	7 LLL Conference LLL Conference 8:30 am - 4:00 pm L4 : Languages, Linguistics & Literature for Life Keynote Speaker: Dr. Gary Holton (Language Documentation: What Is It and What Is It Good for?) See more details •	8
9	10 [TS] Hawaiian Knowledge Dept. [TS] Hawaiian Knowledge Dept. 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm I ‘IKE ‘IA KE KANAKA MA KĀNA ‘ŌLELO: HISTORICAL, LEGAL, AND SOCIAL IMPACTS ON THE SUCCESS OF HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE REVIVAL C. M. Kaliko Baker, PhD, Linguistics Ha‘alilio Solomon, MA Candidate, Linguistics Kamakakaulani Gramberg, JD, William S. Richardson School of Law, MA Candidate, Kawaihuelani Center for Hawaiian Language <… See more details •	11	12	13	14	15
16	17 [TS] Bryn Hauk (PhD Candidate, Ling Dept.) [TS] Bryn Hauk (PhD Candidate, Ling Dept.) 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Tsova-Tush "intensive" consonants Tsova-Tush [ISO 639-3: bbl] is a Northeast Caucasian language spoken in Zemo Alvani, Georgia. Tsova-Tush stops exhibit a phonemic three-way contrast between aspirated, ejective, and voiced, an areal feature among Caucasian languages. However, an additional feature (represented here orthographically by <ː>) distinguishes stops at two places of articulation (alveolar /thː, t'ː/, uvular /qhː, q'ː/) word-medially and word- finally, as shown… See more details •	18	19	20	21	22
23 [DISSERTATION DEFENSE] Brad Rentz [DISSERTATION DEFENSE] Brad Rentz 1:30 pm - 5:00 pm Moore 258 See more details •	24 [DISSERTATION DEFENSE] Russell Barlow [DISSERTATION DEFENSE] Russell Barlow 8:00 am - 11:00 am Moore 155A See more details [TS] Dr. 'Ōiwi parker jones [TS] Dr. 'Ōiwi parker jones 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Hawaiian phonology and morphology: computational models and experimental ideas St. John 011 We present three problems in Hawaiian phonology and morphology that have eluded general solutions: "word stress", "reduplication",… See more details • •	25	26	27 [LAE Labs] Microphones & Recorders for Fieldwork [LAE Labs] Microphones & Recorders for Fieldwork 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Phonetics Lab, Moore 162 To sign up, click here (must be logged in to Google account). See more details •	28	29
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