text_combined: chamito semitic conference announcing 1999 conference morpho syntax chamito semitic languages held university fez morocco march 1517 1999 deadline receipt abstracts november 30 1998 submissions must comprise three copies abstract ii one card full name affiliation title paper address fax number email paper abstracts must 2 pages long including examples references papers presented english french arabic authors whose abstracts accepted notified mid january 1999 abstract may sent surface mail fax email professor moha ennaji generative grammar reseach group gergg sidi moahmed ben abdellah university faculty letters department english bp 50 fs 30 000 morocco tel 212 5 61 09 10 fax 212 5 64 08 44 e mail ennaji estry fesnet net 18 talks 40 minutes long additional 15 minutes discussion university pay board lodging conference afford pay transportation participants requested make travel arrangements early follow conference threeday spring institute organized march 1820 1999 benefit graduate students researchers miniinstitute feature lectures seminars minimalist theory morphology syntax chamitosemitic languages invited leading scholars field teach courses conference topics aims major suggested topics discussed conference morphology inflection derivation paradigms word order variation syntactic variation syntax semantics diachronic studies comparative studies chamitosemitic languages universal grammar minimalist approaches chamitosemitic languages acquisition morphosyntax chamito semitic languages generally associated descriptive diachronic linguistics described analyzed phonological morphosyntactic semantic levels functional structural generative schools linguistics today chamito semitic studies inspired generative trend however light new developments minimalist theory chamito semitic languages overlooked aim conference discuss new researches syntax chamito semitic languages within framework latest approaches generative syntax ultimate goal establish parameters languages bring changes improvements minimalist theory basis empirical data new data comparative studies encouraged order strengthen disconfirm principles minimalism ug conference focus similarities differences various chamito semitic languages using minimalist theoretical framework empirical knowledge comparisons dialects languages genetically related made check parametrization ug one hand analyze syntax languages formal grounds major aim conference shed light progress made chamito semitic morphology syntax well focus data theoretical perspectives contributions related subjects like semantics language variation language acquisition welcome hypotheses predictions postulated tested according different principles parameters determined ug contacts please email ennaji estry fesnet net