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present and discuss novel data (from lesser-known and well-known languages alike)
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report new findings within (a) well-known theoretical framework(s)
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provide original analyses that challenge established theories
In
addition to the general session, there will be two special sessions:
Special
Session 1
Repetitive use of identical morphological material:
multiple exponence, reduplication, and recursiveness
Invited speakers
Wolfgang
U. Dressler (Vienna, Austria)
Alice C. Harris (Amherst, USA)
Pavol
Štekauer
(Košice,
Slovakia)
Special
Session 2
Affix order in Slavic
languages: approaches, electronic resources, and
automatic morphological analysis
Invited speakers
Peter Kosta
(Potsdam, Germany)
Natalya Pertsova
(Moscow, Russia)
References
Manova,
Stela & Mark Aronoff. 2010. Modeling Affix Order. Morphology 20:1, 109-131. (The PDF of the
article is currently freely downloadable from the publisher’s website: http://www.springerlink.com/content/a63u45w411321321/
)
Rice,
Keren. 2009. Principles of affix ordering: an overview. Handout of a paper
presented at the 2nd Vienna Workshop on Affix Order. Available at: http://homepage.univie.ac.at/stela.manova/Keren_Rice_Principles_of_Affix_Ordering_Handout.pdf.
The full text of the paper will be published in Word
Structure 4:2.
Abstract
Submission
Abstracts
(for 30-minute talks with a 10-minute discussion) must be anonymous and at most
one page long (margins: 2.5 cm or 1 inch; size of characters: 12 points; spacing:
single). An optional second page is permitted for data, figures and references.
Please submit your abstract in both .pdf and .doc formats to stela.manova@univie.ac.at
(with the subject line ‘Affix Order 2011: Abstract Submission’). The two files
should be sent as attachments. Include the following information in the body of
the e-mail message:
(1) title of paper
(2) author’s name
(3) email address
(4) affiliation
(5) preferred session
(please indicate whether your submission should be considered for the
general or for one of the special sessions)
Deadline
for abstract submission: 26
September
2010
Due
to multiple requests, the deadline has been extended by one week to
3
October 2010
Notification
of acceptance: 15
October 2010
22 October 2010
Workshop
dates:
15-16 January 2011