Talk
Roumyana Pancheva (Professor of Linguistics and Slavic Languages and Literatures, USC Dornsife)
Numerals and Number Features
Hannah Sande (Assistant Professor of Linguistics, Georgetown)
Cophonologies by Phase: Phases as the domain of phonological evaluation
Lunch available at 12:15, first talk begins promptly at 12:30.
DOUBLE HEADER!
Kathleen Oppenheimer (HESP)
Effects of Verb Bias and Plausibility on Children's Processing of Ambiguous Sentences
Lunch available at 12:15, talk begins promptly at 12:30.
Tyler Knowlton (LING)
The Scary Story of Conservativity
Lunch available at 12:15, talk begins promptly at 12:30.
Hanna Muller (LING)
Semantic Illusions
Abstract: Errors in sentence comprehension have proven a useful tool for understanding a range of cognitive processes in language. In this talk, I’ll discuss Semantic Illusions (also called Moses Illusions) and their implications for sentence processing.
Lunch available at 12:15, talk begins promptly at 12:30.
Christina Blomquist (HESP)
Development of Bottom-up and Top-down Competition in Sentence Processing
Lunch available at 12:15, talk begins promptly at 12:30.
Paulina Lyskawa (LING)
Phi-feature resolution under coordination - syntax or not?
Lunch available at 12:15, talk begins promptly at 12:30.
Andrés Buxo-Lugo (Psychology)
The world is not enough to explain lengthening of phonological competitors
Lunch available at 12:15, talk begins promptly at 12:30.
Jana Reifegerste (Department of Neuroscience, Georgetown)
Language processing in aging: what changes, and why?
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