Generative Linguistics in the Old World in Asia XIII (GLOW in Asia XIII)
2022 Online Special
Conference Program (version 21/7/2022)

Keynote speakers:- Main session (4-6 August, 2022)
Caterina Donati (University of Paris Cité)
Ayesha Kidwai(Jawaharlal Nehru University)
Rajesh Bhatt(University of Massachusetts Amherst)Željko Bošković(University of Connecticut)- Workshop on Workspace, MERGE, and Labelling (7 August, 2022)
Mamoru Saito(Notre Dame Seishin University)

Hosted by:
Department of Linguistics and Modern Languages, The Chinese University of Hong KongOrganizers:
Victor Pan
Yuqiao DuZhuo Chen

(The Chinese University of Hong Kong)(The Chinese University of Hong Kong)(The Chinese University of Hong Kong)

Organization team members:
Zetao Xu
(The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Xiangyu Li(The Chinese University of Hong Kong)

Contact Information:
glowinasia2022[AT]gmail.com

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Keynote Session 1Chair: Victor Pan

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Željko Bošković(U. of Connecticut)
On wh and subject positions and the EPP

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Session 1
Chair: Masao Ochi
Michael Barrie(Sogang U.)
Associates and Agreement Mismatches in Cayuga

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Ka-Fai Yip, Zhuo Chen
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Rethinking the internal syntax of adverbial clauses and operator
movement

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Gurmeet Kaur, Julie Goncharov, Neil Banerjee(U. of Goettingen; U. of Goettingen; Getty Images)
Aspect in the C-T domain in Hindi-Urdu: implications for linguistic
variation
Flash talks session 1
Chair: Zhuo Chen

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1. So Young Lee, Myung Hye Yoo (Miami U.; National U. ofSingapore). Processing of Honorific Agreements in Korean
2. Yash Sinha (MIT.). Number on n: the view from Marathi honorifics
3. Marcin Dadan (U. of Iowa). Labelers and anti-labelers: Clitics andSecond Position
4. Hiromune Oda (U. of Tokyo). Large-scale Pied-piping in theLabeling Theory and Conditions on Weak Heads
5. Ziling Zhu, Dorothy Ahn (Rutgers U.). Mandarin bridging:experimental data and theoretical implications- Q&A: 20'

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Session 2
Chair: Dongwoo Park

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Norio Nasu, Takayuki Akimoto, Koji Shimamura, Yusuke
Yoda(Kobe City U. of Foreign Studies; Kogakuin U.; Kobe City U. of Foreign
Studies; Toyo Gakuen U.)
The Categorial Status of Embedded Questions in Japanese

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Natasha Thalluri(Harvard U.)
Comparing comparatives in English and Hindi: an argument against
Type Economy

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Session 3
Chair: Niina Ning Zhang
Pritha Chandra, Preeti Kumari(Indian Institute of Technology Delhi)
Asymmetry in Possessor-Agreement in Maithili
Shuki Otani, Yuta Tatsumi(Osaka U/Mie U.; Meikai U.)
Light nouns and extraction from null clausal arguments
Keynote Session 2
Chair: Thomas Hun-tak Lee

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Ayesha Kidwai(Jawaharlal Nehru U.)
Labeling vP: Objects and Expletives in Hindi-Urdu

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Session 4
Chair: Michael Barrie

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Shengyun Gu(U. of Connecticut)
H2 spread in Shanghai Sign Language: mapping syntax to phonology
Penelope Daniel(U. of Connecticut)
Deriving person-based differential argument marking in Ik"
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Chair: Jong Un Park

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Shun Ihara(Kobe U.)The global licensing of Japanese expletive negation

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Tommy Tsz-Ming Lee, Roumyana Pancheva, Maria Luisa
Zubizarreta(U. of Southern California)
No tense: a bi-contextual evaluation approach to temporal referenceFlash talks session 2
Chair: Yuqiao Du

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6. Joanna Wall (Utrecht U./Meertens Institute/Leiden U.). Perfect Time
Spans meet anteriority
7. Yenan Sun, Lawrence Yam-Leung Cheung (Chinese U. of HongKong). Telicizing with inner aspect le: Partitivity and the definitenessconstraint
8. Yusuke Yagi (U. of Connecticut). Definite Description for Tenses: MoreAnalogy Between Pronouns and Tenses
9. Mariam Asatryan (U. of Massachusetts Amherst). Inq: An
uncompetitive pronoun in Eastern Armenian and its challenges to Binding
principles
10. Norimasa Hayashi (Nanzan U.). Accessibility on Reconstruction:
Japanese Head-External Relative Clauses by Form Copy
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Chair: Jen Ting

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Adina Camelia Bleotu, Tom Roeper(ZAS. Berlin; U. of Massachusetts Amherst)
Children do not distinguish the green leaves and the yellow leaves from thegreen and yellow leaves

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Imke Driemel, Hyunjung Lee(Humboldt U. Berlin; U. Leipzig)
Pseudo-incorporation vs. Differential Argument Marking in Korean

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Chair: Hedde Zeijlstra

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Shrayana Haldar(MIT.)
Dissolving Matching

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Yu Nakajima
A labeling analysis of preverbal-postverbal asymmetry of n-words in
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Chair: Sze Wing Tang

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Caterina Donati(U. of Paris Cité)
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Keynote Session 4
Chair: Wei-Tien Dylan Tsai

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Rajesh Bhatt, Vincent Homer(U. of Massachusetts Amherst)
Negation of Disagreement in Hindi-Urdu

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Chair: Duk-Ho An

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Myung-Kwan Park(Dongguk U.)
The Placement of WHY and Intervention & Superiority

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Edith Aldridge(Academia Sinica)
Two Dimensions of Austronesian Voice

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Kenyon Branan, Elise Newman(ZAS.; U. of Edinburgh)
Adjunct islands aren’t real, you’re just projecting
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Chair: Zetao Xu- 8' X 5 talks = 40'
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Takahashi(TokyoUniversityofInformation
Sciences). Nonrestrictive Relative Clauses as Limiting Case of CPSequence
12. Éva Dékány (Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics/Eötvös
University). Autoclassifiers: a post-syntactic reduplication account
13. Akihiko Arano (U. of Connecticut). On the locality of A-scrambling inJapanese
14. Tarcisio Dias (University of Connecticut). Hyper-raising and thesubject position in Brazilian Portuguese
15. Masako Maeda (Seinan Gakuin U.). Argument Ellipsis as TopicMarking and A′-movement in Japanese- Q&A: 20'Lunch break
Session 9
Chair: Daeho Chung
Wei-Tien Dylan Tsai(National Tsing Hua U.)
Wh & Self: On Correlating Wh-conditionals and Reflexive Doubling

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Yosuke Sato, Rio Sato, Hisako Ikawa(Tsuda University)
Deriving Wordhood without Word: Wh-Compound Questions in Japaneseand Renumeration

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Roberta D'Alessandro, Michael T. Putnam, Silvia Terenghi(Utrecht U.; Pennsylvania State U./U. of Greenwich.; Utrecht U.)
On the similarities and differences between diachronic & contact-induced
syntactic changeMarcin Wągiel, Pavel Caha
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One analysis of three Mandarin ‘two’s

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M. Rita Manzini, Diego Pescarini(Università di Firenze; Université de la Cote d'Azur)
The clitic string as a Pair Merge Sequence

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Keynote Session
Chair: Sun-Woong Kim
Mamoru Saito(Notre Dame Seishin U.)
Two Notes on the Unification of NP-movement and Control by Form Copy
Session 1
Chair: Myung-Kwan Park

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Victor Junnan Pan, Yuqiao Du(Chinese U. of Hong Kong)
A multi-dimensional derivation model under the free-MERGE system: labor
division between syntax and the C-I interface

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Nobu Goto, Toru Ishii(Toyo U.; Meiji U.)
Resource Restriction-Obedient Search and Free MERGE

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Anna Maria Di Sciullo(U. of Quebec in Montreal/SUNY)
MERGE and Restricted Resources In the Derivation of Additive andMultiplicative Complexes

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Myung-Kwan Park, Austin Jaejun Kim(Dongguk U.)
MERGE, Transfer, and CED effects

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Session 3
Chair: Nobu Goto

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Dongwoo Park, Semoon Hoe, Han-Byul Chung(Korean National Open U.; Inha U.; U. of Hawaii at Manoa)
Multiple Specifiers and (Anti-)Labeling

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Kensuke Takita, Masako Maeda, Taichi Nakamura(Doshisha U.; Seinan Gakuin U.; U. of Fukui)
Varieties of Tough-Constructions in Japanese and Form Copy

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Andreas Bluemel(U. of Göttingen)Towards a generalized feature-based Labeling Algorithm – evidence from
LBE & LBC
Adrian Stegovec(U. of Connecticut)
The third way: Optional object reordering as ambiguous labeling resolution
Hedde Zeijlstra(U. of Göttingen)
CP phases aren’t real – it’s all Relativized Minimality!
Concluding remarks