Tuesday 2 July

Tuesday will commence at 9:00 am in the Great Hall with a Plenary talk by Johann-Mattis List on Open problems in computational historical linguistics. The handout for List's talk is here.

Session streams will then take place from 10:40 am-16: 55 pm.

Breaks for the day will include:

The last session of the day will be a Plenary talk by Chris Ballard - Historical contexts for language transformation in Melanesia from 17:00 pm-18:00 pm in the Great Hall.

10:40-11:10	Workshop introduction
11:15-11:45	M. Wu Studying language contact in South East Asia with help of computer-assisted approaches
11:50-12:20	K. Hoffman et al. Bayesian phylodynamics reveal the diversification process of Vanuatu's languages
13:00-13:30	R. Gray et al. The origin of Indo-European - solved?
13:35-14:05	C. Cathcart The Comparative Method on steroids: an Indo-Aryan phylogeny from high-resolution sound change data
14:10-14:40	G. Kaiping & M. Klamer Evolution of language modules across two lineages in Indonesia
14:45-15:15	L. Maurits et al. Using contact linguistics for relative calibration of phylogenies

10:40-11:10	K. Gallego Contact and continuity in the morphology of Ibatan
11:15-11:45	Y. Zhou Evidentiality in Shuimofang: a contact-induced emergence
11:50-12:20	J. Hendriks Glaring omissions: The use of negative evidence in historical a ccounts of third person reflexive pronouns in Dutch
13:00-13:30	J.C. Smith Old, Middle and Modern: temporality and typology
13:35-14:05	B. Drinka Motivating the North-South Continuum: Evidence from the Perfects of Wallon, Occitan, and Catalan
14:10-14:40	A. Mettouchi & V. Schiattarella Food, contacts and reconstruction in Berber
15:50-16:20	C. Yurayong Finnic demonstratives: reconstruction, variation and micro-areas
16:25-16:55	A. Jarosz Common Kyushu-Ryukyuan substratum in Kyushu dialects: insights from the Leipzig-Jakarta list

10:40-11:10	H. Rosenkvist A perfective OV-structure in Estonian Swedish
11:15-11:45	L. Zhuang Descending (phap), or lost (mʌ), into intransitivity: the pathway from perfective transitives to resultative intransitives
11:50-12:20	B. Meisterernst The diachronic development of postverbal dé in Chinese
13:00-13:30	J. Alba-Salas Constructionalization and Obsolescence in Spanish Collocations of the Type caerle/venirle/entrarle en + noun of 'liking'
13:35-14:05	I. De Cesare Word order variability and change in German infinitival complements
14:10-14:40	J. Tiemann et al. Being more specific: About the adjective position in definite contexts. A comparison between East and West Norse
15:50-16:20	J. Zivojinovic Variation in the use of gerund in Ladin
16:25-16:55	S. Sigurðardóttir & T. Eythorsson Reconstructing Proto-Germanic weather expressions

10:40-11:10	O. Ojanguren Lopez The meaning components and argument realisation of Old English verbs of prohibition
11:15-11:45	C. Allen External change? Comparing Dative External Possessors in Old English and Old Saxon
11:50-12:20	T. Struick Givenness as a trigger for OV order: Old English and Old Saxon compared
13:00-13:30	L. Moretti How causative don became auxiliary do
13:35-14:05	J. Martin Arista The deflexion of the Old English past participle with bēon and habban

14:10-14:40	I. Burke & K. Burridge Bugger in the (Old) Bailey: did taboo negators undergo a mini-Jespersen Cycle?
14:45-15:15	J. Stratton Dealing with Historical Corpus Data: Investigating the Adjective Intensifier well from Early Modern English to Present Day English
15:50-16:20	I. Alegria et al. Toward a syntactically annotated corpus of historical Basque
16:25-16:55	P. Nielsen Development of the Danish Indirect Object: a corpus-based study of indexical dependencies within and beyond the clause

10:40-11:10	Workshop introduction
11:15-11:45	Y. Hara From settledness to unsettledness: A diachronic change of causality and conditionality in Japanese
11:50-12:20	C. Fleczoreck Causal Clauses in Old High German
13:00-13:30	A. Speyer Searching factors for the embedding of causal clauses in the history of German
13:35-14:05	A. Bergs Because, weil, porque: tracing the diachrony of 'new' causal conjunctions
14:10-14:40	Ł. Jędrzejowski On the diachrony of causal jako-że-clauses in Polish
14:45-15:15	R. Hernáiz Causal clauses as source for sentential complementation: Methodological issues
15:50-16:55	Workshop discussion

10:40-11:10	M. Harvey & R. Mailhammer Historical Linguistics and Australian Prehistory
11:15-11:45	R. Singer & J. Vaughan Small-scale multilingualism and language change
11:50-12:20	R. Roberts Constructing timelines in Australian prehistory
13:00-13:30	P. Hiscock Archaeological transformations and language evolution: Evaluating potential linkages in Australia
13:35-14:05	S. Haberle Reconstructing vegetation cover and long-term environmental change in Sahul: Implications for diversity and dynamics of languages
14:10-14:40	R. Tobler Using DNA to reconstruct the prehistory of Sahul
14:45-15:15	Workshop discussion
15:50-16:55	Workshop discussion

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