MEETING CLITICS

 Saturday, 23^rd august 2008

 9:00-10:00 Registration

 10:00-10:30 C. Boeckx & A.J. Gallego  Clitic climbing by long distance Agree

 11:00-11:30 S. Chatzikyriakidis Obligatory clitic climbing in Grecia Salentina Greek : A dynamic account

10:30-11:00 L. Sáez  Restrictions on Enclitics and the Imperative in Spanish

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 11:45-12:15 A. Galani & G. Tsoulas Doubling the double object clitic cluster: a Northwestern Greek Dialect

12.15-12:45 A. Kahnemuyipour & K. Megerdoomian Second Position, Focus and Multiple Spell-out: Toward an Analysis of the Armenian Auxiliary

12:45-13:15 B. Dvorak Ga-Ellipsis, Information Structure and Negation in Slovenian

 lunch

 15:00-15:30 G. Legendre, I. Barrière, T. Nazzi, L. Goyet & J. Culbertson On the status of subject clitics in Child French: new experimental evidence

15:30-16:00 A. Gavarró & M. Mosella Direct vs. indirect clitic omission: an experiment on child Catalan

16:00-16:30 C. Silva Asymmetries in the acquisition of different types of clitics in European Portuguese: a complexity source

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 16:45-17:15 F. Volpato The morphosyntactic derivation of accusative clitic pronouns: evidence from a study on Italian hearing impaired adults

17:15-17:45 Arche, M. & L. Domínguez Tracking morphology and syntax dissociation in SLA: evidence from L2 clitic acquisition in Spanish

17:45-18:15 J. Culbertson Subject doubling in Spoken French and the status of subject clitics

Sunday, 24^th august 2008

10:00-10:30 S. Skopeteas & E. Verhoeven Deictic clitics and prosodic phrasing: Evidence from Yucatec Maya

10:30-11:00 D. Pescarini Determiner clitics, causatives and “disjoint” reflexivity

11:00-11:30 A. Cardinaletti On morphologically simple vs. complex clitic pronouns, and spurious se once again

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11:45-12:15 A. Simonenko Disambiguating Spanish ⁽*⁾te me constraint: evidence from Russian ditransitives

12:15-12:45 P. Sleeman & S. Huisman Object clitics in Italian, modern French and old French: a unified analysis

12:45-13:15 P. Benincà & C. Tortora The structure of Italian non-finite clauses: evidence from clitics