Anstehende Vorträge

Sarah Eiteljörge, University of Göttingen
The Child’s Role in Language Learning and Processing.
13.10.2026, 15:15, Raum 3.443

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Salzburg Linguistics Colloquium (SaLiCo)

SaliCo ist das regelmäßig stattfindende Colloquium der theoretischen Linguistik.

Vorträge Wintersemester 2026

SaLiCo Winter 2026

Vorträge in der Vergangenheit

  •  Magdalena Lohninger, University of Salzburg, 03.06.2926
    Unidirectional mismatches at the syntax-semantics interface

  • Deborah Chen Pichler, Gallaudet University, 09.06.2026
    Do we need the ‘M’? How modality impacts second language learning.09.06.2026

  •  Evie A. Malaia, University of Alabama, 27.05.2026
    Entropy in Motion: How Sign Language Reveals the Brain’s Information Architecture

  •  Iva Kovač, Universität Wien, 20.05.2026
    Entailment and Scope in Negative Polarity Item Licensing

  •  Laura Kalin, Princeton University, 20.05.2026
    A novel argument for cyclicity from the (in)visibility of infixes at morpheme junctures

  • Michaela Čakányová, Olomouc University, 13.05.2026
    Same form, different function: the subjunctive and conditional in Czech

  •  Sandra Villata, Kore University of Enna, 04.05.2026
    How gradient is grammar? Experimental evidence on island effects for grammatical architecture

  •  Kathryn Davidson, Harvard University, 15.12.2025
    What makes a word (but not a picture): Insights from Sign Language semantics

  •  Michaela Reimann-Ayiköz, Universität Salzburg, 21.05.2025
    Sex-specific influences of fetal sex hormones and maternal mood on infant language

  •  Markus Pöchtrager, Universität Wien, 14.05.2025
    Phonology goes syntax

  •  Michelle Sheehan, Newcastle University, 07.05.2025
    Causation and perception in Romance languages: Implications for the syntax-semantics mapping
  •  Lucas Champollion, NYU, 09.04.2025
    Rational speech acts meet exhaustification: Modeling free choice and related inferences

 

  •  Itai Bassi, ZAS & Ben Gurion University, 08.01.2025
    Copied relative clauses and the theory of phi-feature mismatches in binding

  • Jasmine Dum-Tragut, Universität Salzburg, 04.12.2024
    Von Sprachen, Handschriften, Klöstern und – Pferden…: Interdisziplinäre Feldforschung in Armenien

  •  Aljoša Milenković, Harvard University, 21.06.2024
    Hyperraising in Serbian: Experimental ecidence and typological considerations
  •  Diane Lillo-Martin, UConn, 13.05.2024
    Linguistic characteristics of bimodal bilingual code-blending: Evidence from acceptability judgements