Phonology Seminar with Blake Lehman
"Vowel hiatus resolution as a (non-) categorical phonologically-conditioned process: Evidence from Avatime and Ikpana" https://ucla.zoom.us/j/98445210292?pwd=T0F3N0VQSFUycHZ1MzBlTzNSWW5XZz09 Meeting ID: 984 4521 0292 Passcode: 099188 Please contact Bruce Hayes at bhayes@humnet.ucla.edu if you are interested in giving a seminar.
Idan Blank: Practice Talk
ZoomZoom link: https://ucla.zoom.us/j/99418223045?pwd=YXQrM29FSWhVZ1dZMGdHdVd4c2Ftdz09Meeting ID: 994 1822 3045Passcode: 398484
Faculty Meeting
Grad student matters
Syntax Seminar – Maddy Booth
Maddy Booth: Possessives in San Cristóbal Lachirioag Zapotec In this talk, I will discuss construct state (CS) and free state (FS) possessives in San Cristóbal Lachirioag Zapotec (SCLZ). SCLZ is a previously undescribed VSO Zapotecan language spoken in Oaxaca, Mexico, in the Villa Alta district (Butler 1980). I will discuss Sichel's (2002) analysis of Hebrew...
Phonology Seminar – Organization
Zoomhttps://ucla.zoom.us/j/93456634479?pwd=eVBJTzRiWHczeFpnOFZBeTA3WVNkdz09 Meeting ID: 934 5663 4479 Passcode: 405973 Please contact Claire Moore-Cantwell (moore-cantwell@humnet.ucla.edu)if you are interested in giving a seminar.
Spring Faculty Meeting
Review of first-year Grad students
Syntax Seminar – Stefan Keine
ZoomStefan Keine on Hindi/Urdu crossover asymmetries ( joint work with Rajesh Bhatt) We investigate and analyze a crossover asymmetry in Hindi/Urdu scrambling: such scrambling is not subject to (secondary) weak crossover but at the same time shows clear (secondary) strong crossover effects. This asymmetry provides empirical evidence that the two types of crossover must be analytically...