Program - Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar

Conference Format:

The HPSG 2021 conference will be a two-day main conference. It will be followed by a one-day workshop on negation, which will be announced separately. Presentations will be pre-recorded and pre-loaded on the conference website, and the discussion period will be online.

Invited Speakers:

Jack Hoeksema – University of Groningen
Paul Kay – University of California, Berkeley

Workshop Format:

The workshop on negation will take place following the two-day main HPSG 2021 conference. Presentations will be pre-recorded and pre-loaded on the conference website, and the discussion period will be online.

Invited Speaker:

Fabiola Henri – University at Buffalo

Preliminary Schedule



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Conference Day 1, Wednesday, 28^th of July
  
    
      :00-:10 Welcome remarks 
       :10-:10 Invited Talk Jack Hoeksema
Groningen, Netherlands Won't get fooled again!
 Verbs of deception in Dutch and German - the interaction of temporal orientation, point of view and polarity sensitivity 
(live presentation)
      :10-:20 Coffee 
      :20-:35 Yanru Lu and Stefan Müller
Berlin, Germany Verbal reduplication in Mandarin Chinese: An HPSG account
      :35-:50 Gabrielle Aguila-Multner and Berthold Crysmann
Paris, France Clause union inside-out: reflexives and medio-passives in French causatives
      :50-:05 Tsuneko Nakazawa and 
Rui Cao
Tokyo, Japan Semantics-Oriented Resultatives: Evidence from Valency Alternation Verbs
      :05-:35 Social & Poster session Posters:

  Dávid Győrfi. Types of imperfectivity in Kazakh nonfinite clauses 
Surrey, United Kingdom

  Petter Haugereid. An HPSG account of coded causal–noncausal verb pairs 
Bergen, Norway

  Gyu-min Lee and Sanghoun Song. HPSG/MRS-Based Sentence Generation with Transformer
Seoul, Korea

 
      :35-:50 Adam Przepiórkowski^1,2
¹Warsaw, Poland
²Oxford, United Kingdom Three Improvements to the HPSG Model Theory
      :50-:05 Yanwei Jin and 
Jean-Pierre Koenig
Buffalo, NY, USA The grammatical representation of expletive negation
      
:05-:20 Symon Stevens-Guille¹ and Elena Vaikšnoraitė^1,2
¹Columbus, OH, USA
²Stuttgart, Germany Case Alternation in Lexicalized Grammar: Genitive of Negation in Lithuanian
      :20 Social 
      Conference Day 2, Thursday, 29^th of July


    
      :00-:00 Invited Talk Paul Kay
Berkeley, CA, USA Copy Raising as a Lexical Rule
      :00-:10 Coffee 
      :10-:25 Robert Borsley^1,2
¹Colchester, United Kingdom
²Bangor, United Kingdom The Welsh of Jesus and Job: Verb-second in Middle Welsh
      :25-:40 Adam Przepiórkowski^1,2
¹Warsaw, Poland
²Oxford, United Kingdom Polyadic Quantification in Hybrid Coordination
      :40-:55 Olga Zamaraeva
Seattle, WA, USA Morphological Marking of Constituent Questions: A Case for Nonlocal Amalgamation
      :55-:05 Coffee 
      :05-:20 Giuseppe Varaschin
Florianópolis, Brazil The disunity of Principle B Effects
      :20-:35 Manfred Sailer and Sascha Bargmann
Frankfurt a. M., Germany A phraseo-lexical analysis of idioms
      :35-:50 Jakob Maché
Lisbon, Portugal Constraining the identification of epistemic judges across different syntactic categories
      :50 Business meeting & Social 
      Workshop, Friday, 30^th of July


    
      :00-:10 Welcome remarks 
      :10-:10 Invited Talk Fabiola Henri
Buffalo, NY, USA Negation and its bearing on creole genesis
      :10-:20 Coffee 
      :20-:35 Manfred Sailer
Frankfurt a. M., Germany Minimizer negative polarity items in non-negative contexts
      :35-:50 Jakob Maché
Lisbon, Portugal The gradual loss of NPI-hood with ‘need’ verbs in Germanic
      :50-:05 Zahra Mirrazi¹ and Hedde Zeijlstra²
¹Amherst, MA, USA
²Göttingen, Germany A non-lexical approach to NEG-RAISING
      :05-:15 Coffee 
      :15-:30 Emil Ionescu
Bucharest, Romania Imperatives and negation in Romance Languages
      :30-:45 Julian Form
Frankfurt a. M., Germany Neg-words in Eton (Bantu): an HPSG-analysis
      :45-:00 Andy Lücking^1,2 and Jonathan Ginzburg¹
¹Paris, France
²Frankfurt a.M., Germany Saying and shaking ‘No’

:00-:10		Welcome remarks
:10-:10	Invited Talk	Jack Hoeksema Groningen, Netherlands	Won't get fooled again! Verbs of deception in Dutch and German - the interaction of temporal orientation, point of view and polarity sensitivity (live presentation)
:10-:20		Coffee
:20-:35		Yanru Lu and Stefan Müller Berlin, Germany	Verbal reduplication in Mandarin Chinese: An HPSG account
:35-:50		Gabrielle Aguila-Multner and Berthold Crysmann Paris, France	Clause union inside-out: reflexives and medio-passives in French causatives
:50-:05		Tsuneko Nakazawa and Rui Cao Tokyo, Japan	Semantics-Oriented Resultatives: Evidence from Valency Alternation Verbs
:05-:35		Social & Poster session	Posters: Dávid Győrfi. Types of imperfectivity in Kazakh nonfinite clauses Surrey, United Kingdom Petter Haugereid. An HPSG account of coded causal–noncausal verb pairs Bergen, Norway Gyu-min Lee and Sanghoun Song. HPSG/MRS-Based Sentence Generation with Transformer Seoul, Korea
:35-:50		Adam Przepiórkowski^1,2 ¹Warsaw, Poland ²Oxford, United Kingdom	Three Improvements to the HPSG Model Theory
:50-:05		Yanwei Jin and Jean-Pierre Koenig Buffalo, NY, USA	The grammatical representation of expletive negation
:05-:20		Symon Stevens-Guille¹ and Elena Vaikšnoraitė^1,2 ¹Columbus, OH, USA ²Stuttgart, Germany	Case Alternation in Lexicalized Grammar: Genitive of Negation in Lithuanian
:20		Social

:00-:00	Invited Talk	Paul Kay Berkeley, CA, USA	Copy Raising as a Lexical Rule
:00-:10		Coffee
:10-:25		Robert Borsley^1,2 ¹Colchester, United Kingdom ²Bangor, United Kingdom	The Welsh of Jesus and Job: Verb-second in Middle Welsh
:25-:40		Adam Przepiórkowski^1,2 ¹Warsaw, Poland ²Oxford, United Kingdom	Polyadic Quantification in Hybrid Coordination
:40-:55		Olga Zamaraeva Seattle, WA, USA	Morphological Marking of Constituent Questions: A Case for Nonlocal Amalgamation
:55-:05		Coffee
:05-:20		Giuseppe Varaschin Florianópolis, Brazil	The disunity of Principle B Effects
:20-:35		Manfred Sailer and Sascha Bargmann Frankfurt a. M., Germany	A phraseo-lexical analysis of idioms
:35-:50		Jakob Maché Lisbon, Portugal	Constraining the identification of epistemic judges across different syntactic categories
:50		Business meeting & Social

:00-:10		Welcome remarks
:10-:10	Invited Talk	Fabiola Henri Buffalo, NY, USA	Negation and its bearing on creole genesis
:10-:20		Coffee
:20-:35		Manfred Sailer Frankfurt a. M., Germany	Minimizer negative polarity items in non-negative contexts
:35-:50		Jakob Maché Lisbon, Portugal	The gradual loss of NPI-hood with ‘need’ verbs in Germanic
:50-:05		Zahra Mirrazi¹ and Hedde Zeijlstra² ¹Amherst, MA, USA ²Göttingen, Germany	A non-lexical approach to NEG-RAISING
:05-:15		Coffee
:15-:30		Emil Ionescu Bucharest, Romania	Imperatives and negation in Romance Languages
:30-:45		Julian Form Frankfurt a. M., Germany	Neg-words in Eton (Bantu): an HPSG-analysis
:45-:00		Andy Lücking^1,2 and Jonathan Ginzburg¹ ¹Paris, France ²Frankfurt a.M., Germany	Saying and shaking ‘No’