CSSP COLLOQUE DE SYNTAXE
ET SÉMANTIQUE À PARIS
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CSSP 2001


The fourth Colloque de Syntaxe et Sémantique à Paris (CSSP 1995) was held on October 4-6 2001 at the Université Paris 7. A thematic session on adverbs took place on October 4.
A selection of papers presented at this conference has been published as Empirical Issues in Syntax and Semantics 4.

Programme

Thursday, October 4th
Friday, October 5th
Saturday, October 6th
9h–9h10 Ouverture du colloque
9h10–10h10 Invited speaker:
A. Borillo (U. Toulouse 2) Les adverbes de temps et la structuration du discours. L'exemple de "aussitôt"
9h–10h Invited speaker:
A. Zaenen (Rank Xerox, Palo Alto) Sujets déplacés
10h–10h30 R. Aranovich (U. Texas, San Antonio) Two types of postverbal subjects in Spanish: evidence from binding
9h–10h Invited speaker:
B. Levin (Stanford U.) What alternates in the dative alternation?
10h–10h30 D. Farkas (UC Santa Cruz) The rich world of indefinites
10h10–10h30 Break
10h30–11h Break
10h30–11h Break
10h30–11h00 A. Arregui & L. Matthewson (UMass, Amherst) A cross-linguistic perspective on the expression of manner
11h00–11h30 W. Geuder (U. Konstanz) Agentive adverbs and adjectives
11h30–12h00 Break
12h00–12h30 O. Nilsen (U. Utrecht) Non-linear adverb ordering
12h30–13h00 C. Dobrovie-Sorin (CNRS-U. Paris 7) Adverbs of quantification, Genericity and Donkeys
11h–11h30 N. Boneh (U. Paris 8) T and existential clauses
11h30–12h E. Jakab (UQAM & Princeton U.) The Conditional expressed by Russian and English imperatives
12h–12h30 T. Alexopolou & C. Heycock Quantifier scope in relative clauses and definiteness effects
11h–11h30 M. Romero & C. Han (U. of Pennsylvania ) Focus and ellipsis in alternative questions
11h30–12h T. Bleam (U. of Pennsylvania) Bare plurals and the null determiner hypothesis in Romance
12h–12h30 L. Tovena & M. van Peteghem (U. Lille 3) Facets of 'different' in French: 'différent' and 'autre'
13h–14h30 Lunch
12h30–14h Lunch

14h30–15h30 Invited speaker:
J. Jayez (ENS Lyon) Indexical Dynamic Semantics for Adverbial Discourse Markers
15h30–16h F. Moltmann (U. of Liverpool) Events as derived objects
14h–15h Invited speaker:
D. Pesetsky (MIT) Case
15h–15h30 F. J. Newmeyer (U. of Washington) 'Interpretable' features and feature-driven A-bar movement
15h30–16h F. Richter & M. Sailer (U. Tübingen) Cranberry words in Formal Grammar

16h–16h30 Break
16h–16h30 Break

16h30–17h S. Tomioka & Y. Tsai (U. of Delaware) Distributivity and the semantics of 'Chuan' in Mandarin Chinese
17h–17h30 L. Roussarie (U. Paris 7) & M. Desmets (U. Paris 10) Deux cas de référence citationnelle : les reportives en "comme"
17h30 Reception
16h–16h30 A. Luís & L. Sadler (U. of Essex) Morphology and Markedness: an account of object pronouns in European Portuguese
16h30–17h R. Batt (u. of Texas, Austin) & R. Pancheva (U. of Southern California) The Severed head: LF licensing of degree complements
17h–17h30 U. Bergeton (U. of Southern California) Intensifier adjunction or reflexivization? The Case of complex reflexives in Danish
17h30–18h N. Amiridze (U. Utrecht) Again on the anaphor agreement effect

Reviewers

Patrick Blackburn (INRIA, Nancy), Olivier Bonami (U. Rennes 2), Andree Borillo (U. Toulouse 2), Patricia Cabredo (CNRS, Paris 8), Marcel Cori (U. Paris 10-Nanterre), Ileana Comorovski (U. Nancy 2), Francis Corblin (U. Paris 4-Sorbonne), Carmen Dobrovie-Sorin (CNRS, Paris 7), Donka Farkas (UCSC), Bernard Fradin (CNRS, Paris 7), Claire Gardent (CNRS, Nancy), Anastasia Giannakidou (U. Groningen & Chicago), Daniele Godard (CNRS, Paris 7), Jacques Jayez (ENS-Lyon), Ruth Kempson (U. College London), Chris Kennedy (Northwestern U.), Alain Kihm (CNRS, Paris 7), Brenda Laca (U. Paris 8), Alain Lecomte (U. Grenoble 2), Beth Levin (Stanford U.), Jean-Marie Marandin (CNRS, Paris 7), Louise McNally (U. Pompeu Fabra), Lea Nash (U. Paris 8), Denis Paillard (CNRS, Paris 7), Marie-Claude Paris (U. Paris 7), Owen Rambow (Florham Park), Georges Rebuschi (U. Paris 3), Louisa Sadler (U. of Essex), Ivan Sag (Stanford U.), Rob van der Sandt (U. Nijmegen), Henriette de Swart (U. Utrecht), Lucia Tovena (U. Lille 3), Henk Verkuyl (U. Utrecht), Annie Zaenen (Xerox PARC), Richard Zuber (CNRS, Paris 7)

Organising committee

Francis Corblin (U. Paris 4-Sorbonne), Danièle Godard (CNRS-Paris 7), Jean-Marie Marandin (CNRS-Paris 7)

Funding

CSSP 2001 has been organised with the financial support of the CNRS, the Universities Paris 4 and Paris 7 and the Laboratoire de Linguistique Formelle (UMR 7110, CNRS-Paris 7).


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