If you plan to attend either of the workshop dinners, register through the following link:  https://dornsife.usc.edu/OnlinePayment/ling/registration.cfm    Note there is no cost to attend the workshop or the Friday evening catered meal. The Saturday evening workshop dinner has a small fee and is in downtown LA.
Time & Location
scheduled presenters & abstracts
Friday, May 3rd
Tutor Campus center, Room 227.
8am breakfast , hosted by Graduate Students in Linguistics, USC   (GSIL)
9:15-9:30
opening remarks
9:30-10:30
keynote speaker: Mark Baker (Rutgers University). Title: "Sources of second person: Connecting imperatives and indexical shift"
10:30-11
Alex Göbel & Chris Hammerly.
“A new perspective on obviation from attitude contexts.”
11-11:15
break
11:15-11:45
Chris Hammerly.
“The P-constraint, obviation, and word order in Southwestern Ojibwe."
11:45-12:15
Will Oxford. 
“Person-based alignment in Algonquian: voice, agreement, or both?”
12:15-2
lunch
2-2:30
Omer Preminger.
“The modular locus of the Person Case Constraint.”
2:30-3
Ljiljana Progovac.
“What kind of (non)person is 'se,' and how might it be related to -je and -mbo?”
3-4
Keynote speaker: Sandhya Sundaresan (University of Leipzig). “The privileged roles of Person and Perspective: The case of anaphora.”
4-4:15
break
4:15-4:45
Bernat Bardagil-Mas
“Privative [participant] and partial agreement displacement.”
4:45-5:15
Elsi Kaiser.
“On the relation between predicates of personal taste and perspective-sensitive anaphora.”
5:15-5:45
Violeta Demonte.
“Dizque. A formal approach to indirect evidentiality and epistemic modality."
dinner
Dinner hosted by USC Graduate Students in Linguistics (GSIL)    
 
   
Saturday, May 4
Grace Ford Salvatori, first floor
8:30am breakfast, hosted by GSIL, Graduate Student in Linguistics at USC
9:30-10:30
Keynote speaker: Liliana Sánchez  (Rutgers University). Title: "Person features, Nominal Structures, and Inalienable Possession in Heritage Bilinguals"
10:30-11
Clarissa Forbes.
“Post-syntactic person restrictions: Agreement and V1 across Tsimshianic.”
11-11:15
break
11:15-11:45
Roland Hinterhölzl.
“Situation-anchored Person: PRO as a radically underspecified pronoun.”
11:45-12:15
Julianne Doner.
“Anchors, Indices, and the EPP.”
12:15-1:45
lunch
1:45-2:15
Gurmeet Kaur & Akitaka Yamada.
“Embedded allocutivity and its reference.”
2:15-2:45
Paul Portner, Raffaella Zanuttini & Miok Pak.
“Person, politeness, and the embeddability   of imperatives.”
2:45-3:15
Gurmeet Kaur.
“Not all imperatives have a Jussive head: Emphasizing the role of allocutivity in syntax.”
3:15-3:45
break
3:45-5
Grace Ford Salvatori, first floor
Poster Session (see schedule below)
5-6
Keynote speaker Roumyana Pancheva (University of Southern California). Title: "Temporal perspective in present-tense narratives"
6-6:30
--Presentation of Exploring Interfaces, ed. by M. Cabrera and J. Camacho, CUP, in honor of    María Luisa Zubizarreta.
--Closing remarks.
Workshop dinner--in Downtown Los Angeles
Workshop Dinner  (sign up through registration link: $20 fee)
       
 
Poster Session Program
Deepak Alok.
     “2nd person pronoun bound by Hr: Evidence from Magahi addressee agreement.”
Kaz Bamba.
     “Japanese sentence-final particles and their effect on null subject person.”
Mónica Cabrera.
    “The acquisition of anticausative structures by L1 Spanish speakers learning L2 English.”
José Camacho.
     “Non-embedded infinitives in a heritage speaker of Spanish.”
Olga Fernández-Soriano & Francisco Ordóñez.
     “Complex locative prepositions. Genitive / dative alternation in Spanish.”
Kaori Furuya.
     “Agreement & morphology of the person feature.”
Alfredo Garcia-Pardo.
     “A common syntax for psychological and locative verbs.”
Roger Liao & Yuyun Wang.
     “Embedded imperatives and finiteness in Mandarin Chinese.”
Roberto Mayoral Hernandez.
     “Mood alternations in Spanish: the diachronic expansion of subjunctive.”
Katy McKinney-Bock & Steven Bedrick.
     “Automated classification of semantic paraphasias.”
Patricia Schneider-Zioga.
     “PredP & person in Kinande.”
Yuta Tatsumi.
      “A derivational approach to Japanese pronouns.”
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