Programme Schedule for SCONLI 4
17th February 2010
2pm- 3.30pm: Inauguration Session
Inaugural address by
Prof. Nirmalangshu Mukherjee (Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi)
“Computational View of Language”
3.30pm- 4pm: High Tea
4pm- 6.30pm: Technical sessions
Bhausaheb Biradar |
Cognitive Linguistics and Lowenheim-Skolem Theorem |
Rambichar Pandey |
Inertial Theory, Diachronic Change And The Rise
Of Direct vs Oblique Cases In The Magadhan Languages |
Chinmay Vijay Dharurkar |
A History of the Sanskrit Tradition and the Disciplinarity of Sanskrit |
Deepa Mary Joseph |
Sociolinguistic Nature of Gundert’s Dictionary |
Gayathri Krishnan
S. Priyashri |
Inter-Cultural and Intra Cultural Variations in Non-Verbal Communication:
A Preliminary Study in Indian Context |
Gurujegan M. |
Literary and Spoken Tamil |
Archana Amberkar |
Translation as Cultural Dialogue |
18th February 2010
9.15am- 11am:Technical sessions:
Hemanga Dutta |
Segmental Complexity in Government Phonology: Evidence from Assamese Consonant Cluster |
Tawfik Mohammed al-Shar’abi |
Harmonic Serial Account of Stress in Cairene MSA |
Michelle St-Amour |
Grammatical Gender Assignment in Russian:
The Role of Phonology versus Semantics |
Dripta Piplai |
Mapping Variation with the Minimalist Framework:
Intra-sentential Variation and Verbal Constructions of the Rajbanshi Children |
John Winward |
Constraints on Wh-movement: A Study of Thai Learners of English |
11.15 am- 12.30pm:Technical sessions
Feras Saeed |
Licensing Formal Features in Defective Domains |
Ishani Guha |
An Analysis of Bangla RRCs as Prenominal Merges |
Pinkey Nainwani |
Intervention Effects in Sindhi |
12.30pm- 1.30pm:
Special Lecture by Paroma Sanyal(Senior Research Scholar, EFLU)
“Constraints on Prosodic Well-formedness”
---Lunch: 1.30pm-2.30pm---
2.30pm- 4.15pm: Technical sessions
Shubhangi Kardile |
A Change In Grammatical Gender System: A Case Study |
Saritarani |
Grammaticalization In The Morphosyntactic Study Of Meiteilon |
Saghar Shariffi |
Word or Group? A Phonological, Morphological and Semantic Interface in Treating Some Persian Combinations |
S. Saravanan |
Second person Pronominal Terminations in Eight Anthologies of classical Tamil |
Shaima Al-Issa |
Metaphorical Reading of ‘Snow’ |
4.30pm- 6.30pm: Technical sessions
Sowmya.G.P., Ramya.H.Y. |
Checklist For Pragmatic Language Skill In Kannada |
Y Viswanatha Naidu |
Building English-Hindi Dictionary Using Parallel Corpus |
Galmar Bruno |
Identifying Different Meanings of a Chinese Morpheme through Latent Semantic Analysis and Minimum Spanning Tree Analysis |
Murat Orhun |
Morphological Ambiguity Reduction for Uyghur Language |
Shailendra Kumar, Nilu |
Extraction Rules for Hindi Derived Adjectives |
19th February 2010
9.15am- 11.15am: Technical sessions
Hidam Gourashyam Singh |
Incorporated heads of split PP in IPSL
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Neha Kulshreshtha |
The Case of Wh-Split in Indo-Pakistani Sign Language |
Diti Bhadra,
Madri Kakoti |
A Comparative Study of Bangla and Assamese Classifier Systems |
Deepak Kumar |
Multiple Agreement in Angika
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Wanglit Mongchan |
Negation and Agreement in Nocte |
11. 30am- 12.30pm: Technical sessions
Raj Laxmi Singh |
The Verb Morphology Of Tagin Language |
Hima S |
Malayalam Serial verbs |
Bidisha Bhattacharjee |
The Ambiguous Structure Of Bangla Complex Predicates
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12. 30pm- 01.30pm:
Special Lecture by Dr. Vaijayanthi Sarma (Assistant Professor, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Mumbai)
---Lunch: 1.30 pm- 2.30 pm---
2.30pm- 4.15pm:Technical sessions
Deepak Alok |
Magahi Noun-Particles (A Semantic And Pragmatic Study) |
Shashi Bala Singh |
Tense As A Deictic Category In Bhojpuri |
Bhavana |
Uses of ‘BHAI’ In Bhojpuri |
Arpana Shah |
Verbal Expression of Gratitude in Hindi: An Aspect of Politeness |
Ritesh |
An Overview of Politeness Strategies in Hindi |
4.30pm- 6.00pm: Technical sessions
Bornini Lahiri |
Classifiers in Suryapuri : A Case of Contact Language |
Ruchi Sehgal |
'r' Pronunciation in Modern Indian English |
Resmi P, Sudhanshu Shekhar |
A Study of the Code Switching Patterns of English and Hindi in Malayalam and Bhojpuri speakers |
Niveditha K |
Colonialism, Print and Language Standardization in Kerala |
20th February 2010
9.15am- 11.15am & 11.30am- 1.30pm:
Workshop 1: Principles of First Language Acquisition (Dr. Vaijayanthi Sarma)
Workshop 2: Discourse Perspective: Methodological Approaches and Empirical Issues (Dr. Biswamohan Pradhan)
Workshop 3: Sociolinguistics: Survey research in Sociolinguistics (Dr. Aditi Ghosh)
Workshop 4: Phonology: Syllable Phonotactics (Paroma Sanyal)
---Lunch: 1.30pm-2.30pm---
2.30pm- 4.30pm: Valedictory function
Valedictory address by Dr. Aditi Ghosh (Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of Calcutta)
Linguistic Diversity and Lanuguage Policy: A Quest for a Balanced Linguistic Ecosystem in India
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