Abstracts
Plenary talks:
Farrell ACKERMAN: Construction-theoretic morphology: Words and paradigms in Kordofanian
Dunstan BROWN: Combining formal and frequency based approches to morphology
Bernhard WÄLCHLI: New developments in morphological typology
Oral presentations:
Anna ANASTASSIADIS-SYMEONIDIS & Maria MITSIAKI: Linguistic self-regulation: the case of Greek gender change in progress
Andrei ANTONENKO & Alice C. HARRIS: Morphological structure of Archi pronouns
Sabine ARNDT-LAPPE & Katja BÖER & Ingo PLAG: Semantic distance and semantic transparency as determinants of compound stress assignment in English
Matthew BAERMAN & Greville G. CORBETT: A typology of inflectional class interaction
Sebastian BANK & Jochen TROMMER: Complex scales: modelling the interaction of person and number hierarchies in Karuk verbal agreement
Antonietta BISETTO & Francesca MOSCHIN: Bracketing paradoxes as constructions
James P. BLEVINS: The morphome as a unit of predictive value
Gabriela CABALLERO & Alice C. HARRIS: A working typology of multiple exponence: Cross-linguistic variation and theoretical implications
Basilio Calderone & Chiara Celata: The morphological impact of micro- and macro-phonotactics. Computational and behavioral analysis
Chiara CAPPELLARO: Pronominal overabundance and language use
Greville G. CORBETT & Matthew BAERMAN: Deep irregularity: when the expected lexical splits follow the wrong pattern
András Cser: Constraints on prefixation as evidence for the history of Latin <gn>
Anna Maria DI SCIULLO: Perspectives on morphological complexity
Wolfgang U. DRESSLER & Laura E. LETTNER & Katharina KORECKY-KRÖLL: Acquisition of German diminutive formation and compounding in a comparative perspective: Evidence for typology and the role of frequency
Gertraud FENK-OCZLON: Animacy-related differential object marking in Bavarian: a frequency-based approach
Bernard FRADIN: Spatial stative constructions and nominalization
Sascha GAGLIA: Realization and deletion of subject clitics in Friulian. Does syncretism matter?
Harry HOWARD: The RMC/OCP as source confusion: morphological parallels to repetition blindness
Tuomas HUUMO & Heete SAHKAI: Between verbs and nouns: aspect and countability in Finnish and Estonian action nominalizations
Stefan KEINE & Johannes HEIN: The geometry of marker inventories
István KENESEI: How many word-classes are there after all?
Sabine LAAHA & Wolfgang U. DRESSLER: Suffix predictability and stem transparency in the acquisition of German noun plurals
Mária LADÁNYI: Rules or schemas in derivation
Wojciech LEWANDOWSKI: The locative alternation and verbal prefixation in Slavic: a constructional view
Eugenio R. LUJÁN: Evidence for the semantic extension Agent > Instrument? Two case-studies in Ancient Greek
Hans Christian LUSCHÜTZKY & Franz RAINER: Instrument and place nouns from a typological and diachronic perspective
Wataru NAKAMURA: Describing inflectional paradigms with no feature decomposition: the case of German
Dániel PAP: Postpositions and case suffixes as verbal particles in Hungarian
Márta PEREDY: Paradigmatic variation in Hungarian in contexts where syntactic and semantic functions are unstable
Angela RALLI & Marios ANDREOU: Exocentricity in compounding: Evidence from Cypriot Greek
Péter REBRUS & Péter RÁCZ: Complexity and distinctiveness in the possessive allomorphy of Hungarian
Péter REBRUS & Miklós TÖRKENCZY & László KÁLMÁN: Possible and impossible variation
Maria ROSENBERG: Noun incorporation revisited: valency effects and argument promotion
Barbara SCHLÜCKER: Analogical constructions
Alan SCOTT: A cognitive account of the genitive case in present-day Dutch
Andrey Shluinsky: Contrastive series in Forest Enets: a case study of recently formed paradigms
Peter SIEMUND: Clitic heavy reflexives? English itself as a marker of middle situation types
Andrea D. SIMS: Probabilistic paradigmatics: Principal parts, predictability and (other) possible pieces of the puzzle
Rajendra SINGH: On morphological continua
Bálint TANOS: Verbal reduplication, verbal plurality and aspect in Sumerian
Anna M. THORNTON: Diachronic paths to reduction and maintenance of overabundacy in Italian verb paradigms
Jochen TROMMER & Eva ZIMMERMANN: Blends as word-templates
Natsuko TSUJIMURA & Stuart DAVIS: Japanese innovative verbs as a morphological construction
Poster presentations
András Márton Baló: Arguments from Lovari loan-verb adaptation for an analogy-based analysis of verbal systems
Bianca Basciano: Two kinds of complex deadjectival verbs in Mandarin Chinese
Valentina Benigni & Francesca Masini: Phrasal lexemes and reduction strategies in Russian
Olivier Bonami & Fabiola Henri: How complex is creole inflectional morphology? The case of Mauritian
Susanne BORGWALDT & Dina LÜTTENBERG: Semantic transparency of noun-noun compounds in native and non-native speakers
Marika Butskhrikidze: Word-phonotactics: domains and principles
Vincenzo Faraoni & Francesco Gardani: The third gender of Old Italian
Giorgio Francesco ARCODIA: Headedness and constructions in Mandarin prefixed words
Adriana Rosalina Galván Torres: The multidimensionality of gender in the bilingual mental lexicon
Francesco Gardani: Dynamics of inflectional productivity
Seo-Kyoung Hwang & Elena Rudnitskaya: Approximation markers in Korean: classifier construction
Heiki-Jaan Kaalep: Implicational structure of the Estonian nominal paradigm
Nikos Koutsoukos & Maria Pavlakou: A construction morphology account of Agent nouns in Modern Greek
Lior Laks: Lexical and syntactic passivization: morphological evidence from Arabic
Dimitra Melissaropoulou: Analogical leveling as optimization: Evidence from Greek dialectal variation
Akiko Nagano & Masaharu Shimada: On the category-changing prefixation in English
Sonia Rocha: Deriving word internal negation. Antonymic pairs in Brazilian Portuguese
Enrique SANTOS MARINAS: Agent suffixes in names of profession in Old Church Slavonic
Carmen Scherer: Analyzing morphological structure Nonstandard word spelling in German
Saskia Schuster: Constructions and historical linguistics
Andrey Shluinsky: Contrastive series in Forest Enets: a case study of recently formed paradigms
Marko Simonović: Lexeme formation, morphological parsing and constituency in loanword adaptation A case study from Slovenian and Serbo-Croatian
Anna Sőrés: New parameters to set Romance languages in morphological typology. Evidence from French
Pavel TICHAUER & Petr ČERMÁK: Morphological typology in a contrastive setting:causative constructions in Spanish and Italian and their equivalents in Czech (a parallel corpus-based study)
Anita Szakay & Gunnar Ólafur Hansson: A probabilistic approach to Hungarian paradigm gaps
Kristel Van Goethem: From adjective to affix in Dutch and French
Workshops
Pius ten Hacken: Meaning and lexicalization of word formation
Fabio Montermini, Olivier Bonami & Gilles Boyé: Stems in inflection and lexeme formation
Seppo Kittilä and Anne Tamm: Uralic Case