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Chief Organizer Secretary and Webmaster Prof. Dr. Thomas Stolz Fachbereich 10: Linguistik Bibliothekstraße Universität Bremen Postfach 33 04 40 D-28334 Bremen Tel.: ++49(0)421/218-4993 Fax: ++49(0)421/218-4283 E-Mail: sle2006@uni-bremen.de Prof. Dr. Karl Heinz Wagner Fachbereich 10: CIP-Labor Bibliothekstraße Universität Bremen Postfach 33 04 40 D-28334 Bremen Tel.: ++49(0)421/218-309 E-Mail: khwagner@uni-bremen.de
Table of Contents SLE 2006 in Bremen - welcome! 1 Organization 2 Programme Overview 3 Sections 7 Section A: Language Contact 9 Section B: Relativism vs. Universalism 21 Section C: Grammaticalization and Language Change 37 Section D: Pronouns 49 Section E: Word Order 57 Section F: Phonology 67 Section G: Verbal Categories (aspect and sundry distinctions) 75 Section H: Syntax 83 Section I: Morphology 95 Section J: Semantics / Cognition 105 Section K: Theory - Methodology 115 Section L: Discourse 121 Workshops 123 Workshop 1 (Abr): Cross-linguistic aspect/Aktionsart-modality links 125 Workshop 2 (Anc): Universalism and relativism in face-saving: Focus on postcolonial contexts 147 Workshop 3 (Cor): The encoding of evidentiality in European written and spoken discourse 157 Workshop 4 (Fer): Multilingualism and Universal Principles of Linguistic Change 167 Workshop 5 (Gro): Universalist Perspectives on Relative Properties: Features vs. Constructions of the Clausal Left Periphery 173 Workshop 6 (Had): La scalarité, concept éclaté ou outil explicatif performant? 183 Workshop 7 (Ron): Irregularity in inflectional and derivational morphology 191 Index 199
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Section D: Pronouns 51 References C
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Section D: Pronouns 53 System of Pr
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Section D: Pronouns 55 Siewierska,
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58 Sections We make use of a distin
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60 Sections An Analysis of the V2 S
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64 Sections The Iconic Function of
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Section F: Phonology 69 This paper
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Section F: Phonology 71 Despite the
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76 Sections Modal Particles in Dutc
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78 Sections Im Vortrag sollen haupt
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80 Sections Woolford, E. 2001. Case
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82 Sections Negation and perfective
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84 Sections Sekundäre Prädikate -
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86 Sections Developments in English
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88 Sections Scrambling in the AP an
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90 Sections Schwartz, Bonnie et Rex
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92 Sections various argumental and
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94 Sections References Fanego, Tere
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96 Sections Preverbs in Modern Geor
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98 Sections S to R. Relating the re
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100 Sections Rainer, Franz. 1993. S
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104 Sections Lüdtke, H. 1980. Auf
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110 Sections We distinguish sense,
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112 Sections Die Grammatik der deut
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114 Sections Svorou, S. 1993. The G
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116 Sections English and German for
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118 Sections Versprecherkorpora meh
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126 Workshops 14:45-15:30 Boogaart,
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128 Workshops (1) a. ? I wish I cli
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130 Workshops From (3) we conclude,
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140 Workshops (3) mog uspet’, ‘
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142 Workshops Eine Korrelation der
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144 Workshops Aspect choice is rele
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172 Workshops References Jochen Reh
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174 Workshops Lunch break 14:00-14:
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176 Workshops The proper analysis o
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180 Workshops “‘Good design’
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182 Workshops identify a class of i
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184 Workshops PP temporel: 3. Prolo
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186 Workshops 2. Cadre 2.1. La scal
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188 Workshops (1) On sebja bol’š
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190 Workshops Polarity and the addi
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192 Workshops Überlegungen zur Ska
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194 Workshops We will deal with bot
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196 Workshops (Ir)regular valency a
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198 Workshops the number of segment
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200 Index Köpcke, Klaus-Michael...
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