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Rutgers Linguistics: Former colloquia
2004-5 Marcel den Dikken (CUNY) On the non-directionality of predication Gisbert Fanselow (Potsdam) Discontinuous arguments Heather Goad (McGill) Assimilation and reduction phenomena as licensing in early grammars C.-T. James Huang (Harvard) Analyticity: the other end of the parameter Meredith Landman (Rutgers) Variables in Natural Language Christopher Potts (UMass) Multidimensionality in semantics Ellen Prince (UPenn) Impersonal pronouns and the semantics-pragmatics distinction Satoshi Tomioka (Delaware) Pronouns are always definite
2003-4 Chris Barker (UCSD) How superiority follows from order of evaluation (joint work with Chung-chieh Shan) Hagit Borer (USC) Paul Elbourne (NYU) Norvin Richards (MIT) Beyond strength and weakness
2002-3 Arto Anttila (NYU) Judy Bernstein (William Paterson University) John Bowers (Cornell) Participial (Non-)Agreement in Impersonal Passives Kai von Fintel (MIT) Laurence Horn (Yale) Paul Smolensky (Johns Hopkins)
2001-2 Dorit Abusch (Cornell) Jonathan Bobaljik (UConn) Paradigmaticity without paradigms John McCarthy (UMass) Maria Romero (UPenn) The role of focus in sluicing Donca Steriade (MIT) Anna Szabolcsi (NYU) Jennifer Vendetti (Rutgers)
2000-1 Abigail Cohn (Cornell) Irene Heim (MIT) Richard Kayne (NYU) Tom Roeper (UMass) Lisa Travis (McGill) Draga Zec (Cornell) Previous years are unavailable.
