Venue: Room 203, Luce Hall 34 Hillhouse Ave, New Haven, CT 06511
| Sat04/11 | 845-915 | Registration & breakfast |
| 915-930 | Opening remarks (Robert Frank) |
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| 930-1030 | Jeffrey Lidz (Maryland) Inside the Language Acquisition Device: Insights from Kannada |
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| 1030-1100 | Troy Messick (UConn) Pronoun-agreement mismatches in Telugu |
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| 1100-1120 | Coffee break | |
| 1120-1150 | Itamar Francez (UC) & Andrew Koontz-Garboden (Manchester) The locus of variation: A case study from Malayalam property concept constructions |
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| 1150-1220 | Mythili Menon (USC) & Roumyana Pancheva (USC) Decomposing color expressions in Malayalam |
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| 1230-100 | Poster presentations | |
| 100-230 | Lunch + Poster session 1 | |
| 230-300 | Sakshi Bhatia (UMass) Causation in Hindi-Urdu: Agents and Subjects |
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| 300-330 | Vera Zu (NYU) Binding and shifting in Kathmandu Newari |
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| 330-400 | Coffee Break | |
| 400-430 | Sandhya Sundaresan (Leipzig) Different routes to reflexivity: voice vs. perspective |
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| 430-500 | Nagaraja Selvanathan (Rutgers) Reflexive connectivity, reconstruction and the interpretation of chains in Tamil |
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| 500-530 | Rahul Balusu (EFLU) Sluicing in Dravidian: Tracing the source |
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| 600- | Dinner in Luce Hall | |
| Sun04/12 | 900-930 | Breakfast |
| 930-1030 | John Beavers (UT Austin) Anticausatives in Sinhala: A view to the Middle |
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| 1030-1100 | Andrew Simpson (USC) & Priyanka Biswas (USC) Bare nominals, classifiers, and the representation of definiteness in Bangla |
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| 1100-1120 | Coffee break | |
| 1120-1150 | Sonja Eisenbiss (Essex), Ayesha Kidwai & Benu Pareek (JNU) Verb agreement in Hindi and its acquisition |
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| 1150-1220 | Rajesh Bhatt (UMass) & Vincent Homer (UMass) PPIs and movement in Hindi-Urdu |
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| 1220-145 | Lunch | |
| 145-215 | Arunima Choudhury (USC) & Elsi Kaiser (USC) Interaction between prosody and syntactic position: evidence from focus types in Bangla |
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| 215-245 | Vandana Bajaj (Rutgers) & Kristen Syrett (Rutgers) Admitting -hii to the exclusive club |
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| 245-300 | Coffee break | |
| 300-330 | Paul Kiparsky (Stanford) The agent suffixes as a window into Vedic grammar |
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| 330-400 | Business meeting | |
