7 September Hedley Bull 1 8:45-9:15 Arrival and registrations 9:15-10:15 Plenary: Barb Kelly One perspective on marking multiple perspectives in Himalayan languages 10:15-10:45 Coffee/tea break Hedley Bull 1 Hedley Bull 2 10:45-12:15 Session 4a: Epistemology in Session 4b: Northeast India 2. Tibeto-Burman. Chair: Mark Post Chair: Amos Teo Lauren Gawne Moving beyond Alexander Coupe Phonological conjunct/disjunct descriptions of pecularities of Sangtam affricates Tibeto-Burman languages Manuel Widmer Semi-direct speech Priyankoo Sarmah, Dimple as a source of assertor’s involvement Choudhury, Leena Dihingia A Study marking of Bodo Vowels Maurius Zemp The Evolution of the Krishna Boro The za construction in Evidentiality/Epistemology System of Boro Purik-Tibetan 12:15-1:15 Lunch (UniHouse) 1:15-2:45 Session 5a: Eastern Himalayas 2. Session 5b: Workshop on Chair: Krishna Boro TAME marking Sihong Zhang Existential Verbs in Details TBD. Organizers: Mark Post Ersu and Lauren Gawne Norihiko Hayashi A Preliminary Sketch on Gelanghe Akha Relational Morphosyntax André Bosch A preliminary outline of terms for emotions and attitudes in Khengkha 2:45-3:15 Coffee/tea break 3:15-5:15 Session 6a: Tone. Chair: Session 6b: Morphosyntax. Chair: Alexander Coupe Dan Raj Regmi Amos Teo Tone in Sumi Ikuko Matsuse -Gu kha: construction in Newar: In comparison with "no(da)" construction in Japanese. Stephen Morey Tone in Tangsa JC Sharma Diminutives in Western languages Pahari Languages T. Temsunungsang Tonotactic K.S. Nagaraja Time and space in constraints in Tibeto-Burman Konyak language languages Anuradha Sudharsan Subordination in Kannada: Evidence against finiteness constraint 5:15-5:45 Closing ceremony 8 September Joint conference outing: wildlife and wine tasting
7 September Hedley Bull 1 8:45-9:15 Arrival and registrations 9:15-10:15 Plenary: Barb Kelly One perspective on marking multiple perspectives in Himalayan languages 10:15-10:45 Coffee/tea break Hedley Bull 1 Hedley Bull 2 10:45-12:15 Session 4a: Epistemology in Tibeto-Burman. Chair: Mark Post Session 4b: Northeast India 2. Chair: Amos Teo Lauren Gawne Moving beyond conjunct/disjunct descriptions of Tibeto-Burman languages Alexander Coupe Phonological pecularities of Sangtam affricates Manuel Widmer Semi-direct speech as a source of assertor’s involvement marking Priyankoo Sarmah, Dimple Choudhury, Leena Dihingia A Study of Bodo Vowels Maurius Zemp The Evolution of the Evidentiality/Epistemology System of Purik-Tibetan Krishna Boro The za construction in Boro 12:15-1:15 Lunch (UniHouse) 1:15-2:45 Session 5a: Eastern Himalayas 2. Chair: Krishna Boro Session 5b: Workshop on TAME marking Sihong Zhang Existential Verbs in Ersu Details TBD. Organizers: Mark Post and Lauren Gawne Norihiko Hayashi A Preliminary Sketch on Gelanghe Akha Relational Morphosyntax André Bosch A preliminary outline of terms for emotions and attitudes in Khengkha 2:45-3:15 Coffee/tea break 3:15-5:15 Session 6a: Tone. Chair: Alexander Coupe Session 6b: Morphosyntax. Chair: Dan Raj Regmi Amos Teo Tone in Sumi Ikuko Matsuse -Gu kha: construction in Newar: In comparison with "no(da)" construction in Japanese. Stephen Morey Tone in Tangsa languages JC Sharma Diminutives in Western Pahari Languages T. Temsunungsang Tonotactic constraints in Tibeto-Burman languages K.S. Nagaraja Time and space in Konyak language Anuradha Sudharsan Subordination in Kannada: Evidence against finiteness constraint 5:15-5:45 Closing ceremony 8 September Joint conference outing: wildlife and wine tasting
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