General Papers
| Body-parts in Kriol and Dalabon: matches and mismatches | |
| Maïa Ponsonnet |
| Bound Ideophones in Sinitic languages | |
| Hilario de Sousa |
| Reconciling tradition and modernity: the nominalising enclitic in Lelepa | |
| Sebastien Lacrampe |
| Lexical Stress of Loan Words from Aboriginal Languages in Contemporary Standard Australian English | |
| Marjolaine MARTIN |
| Voicing in Gurindji Kriol | |
| Caroline Jones, Felicity Meakins |
| Fricative variation in maternal speech in Gurindji Kriol and regional Australian English | |
| Heather Buchan |
| Construction of community identity and the historical selection of cultural and linguistic features | |
| Rachel Hendery |
| Acoustic investigations of the syllabic -es plural in 2-year-olds’ speech | |
| Kiri Mealings, Felicity Cox, Katherine Demuth |
| Sequential Bilingual (Mandarin-English) Children’s Production of Australian English Codas | |
| Nan Xu, Katherine Demuth, Felicity Cox |
| How children's schwas əppear in American English | |
| Benjamin Davies, Ivan Yuen, Katherine Demuth |
| Fronting, discourse and intonational cues in Mawng | |
| Janet Fletcher, Ruth Singer |
| Defining common ground without runaway recursion | |
| Keith Allan |
| A challenge to neo-Whorfians: Language shift without cognitive shift | |
| Felicity Meakins, Caroline Jones |
| On Conversational Valence and the Definition of Interjections | |
| Alan Reed Libert |
| Notions about motion: the lexical semantics and valency alternations of English 'climb', 'crawl', 'swim', 'fly', 'carry' and 'throw'. | |
| Cliff Goddard |
| Grammar of Perception in Avatime | |
| Rebecca Defina |
| I can haz speech play: The construction of language and identity in LOLspeak | |
| Lauren Gawne, Jill Vaughan |
| It's speaking Australian English we are: Irish features in nineteenth century Australia | |
| Kate Burridge, Simon Musgrave |
| Now we rank them, now we don't? Journal rankings and beyond: the challenge for linguistics in the new ERA of research | |
| John Hajek, Simon Musgrave |
| Topic Continuity of Subject & Non-Subject in Squliq Atayal Legends: Evidence from Statistics | |
| Kun-Long Liu |
| Typology, Phonology and Variation in Lishui Lexical Tone Sandhi | |
| William Steed |
| Estonian FL English Speakers’ Accuracy of Identification and Perceptions of World Englishes | |
| Delaney Michael Skerrett |
| Word Order Disharmony in Sinitic Comparatives | |
| Hilary Chappell |
| Case marking (accounts) in collapse:Evidence from Early Modern Dutch egodocuments (1570-1630) | |
| Jennifer Boyce Hendriks |
| The CLUES database: automated search for cognate forms | |
| Mark Planigale, Tonya Stebbins |
| Experts as "vulnerable" witnesses in Australian Aboriginal land claim and Native Title cases. | |
| Michael Walsh |
| The Linguistic Anatomy of Individual Differences in Spoken Japanese | |
| Shunichi Ishihara |
| Morphology and Syntax of the Epistemic Active Modal Verb yimikin | |
| Mohammad Ali Al-Zahrani |
| "Nice, rude, polite" Anglo sociality concepts | |
| Sophia Waters |
| Investigating Word Classes in Indonesian using Computational Methods | |
| Meladel Mistica |
| Why nominalize a verb and then use it to head a finite clause? | |
| Simon Edward Overall |
| Head marking and double indexing in three Bougainville languages | |
| Bill Palmer |
| Contact-induced change in Japanese from Chinese and Dutch | |
| Peter Hendriks |
| Non-finite complementation in French L2: a learner corpus approach | |
| Hugues Peters |
| Consonantal Space-Compensation Processes: an approach to understanding phonemic adjustments in world sound systems | |
| Simon Gonzalez |
| The acquisition of Murrinh-Patha | |
| Joseph Blythe, Barbara Kelly, Rachel Nordlinger, Jill Wigglesworth |
| The functions of Japanese interactive markers zo and ze: Through their co-occurrence restrictions with some particular expressions | |
| Naomi Ogi |
| How do you take your verb: heavy, light, semi-light | |
| Mark Harvey, Simin Karimi, Greg Key, Deniz Tat |
| Temporal distinctions around the present in Kala Lagaw Ya | |
| Marie-Eve Andree Ritz, Lesley Fiona Stirling |
| Nominal classifiers mediate selectional restrictions: motivations for nominal classifications systems with a strong semantic basis | |
| Ruth Jennifer Singer |
| The morphosyntax of a created language: intended and unintended effects of relexification | |
| Piers Kelly |
| “Actual-Potential”-Polysemy and other lexico-semantic patterns in languages of Australia and beyond | |
| Matthias Urban |
| Spatial, temporal and anaphoric deixis in Longgu narratives: what is lost between speaking and writing? | |
| Deborah Hill, Deborah Hill |
| MYTHS AROUND JAPANESE PASSIVE CONSTRUCTIONS: BUSTED? OR CONFIRMED? | |
| Mami Iwashita |
| Some morphophonological alternations and their evolution in Tangkic | |
| Erich Round |
| Semantic Analysis of Sentence-Final Particle Laa1 in Cantonese | |
| Helen Leung |
| Meaning change in the flora, fauna, artefact and social domains in the prehistory of the Kimberley region,Western Australia | |
| Patrick McConvell, Stef Spronck |
| VERBAL COMPLEXES IN WORLD ENGLISHES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY | |
| Peter Collins, Melody Yao |
| Interactional use of Korean -nikka/-nuntay and Japanese -tte in spoken discourse | |
| Hyun Su Kim |
| ‘Con’, ‘Cái’ and the Natural Semantic Metalanguage (NSM) Approach | |
| Loan Dao |
| Verbal nouns in Hijazi Arabic: A DM analysis | |
| Thamir Al Barrag |
| Semantics of Non-Referential Subject Indexing in Nehan | |
| John Olstad |
| Agentive/ergative marking in Tibeto-Burman and Australian languages | |
| Alexander Robertson Coupe |
| On the development of evidential ‘say’ in Chinese | |
| Winnie Chor, Foongha Yap |
| Austroasiatic Olfactory Terms and the Universal Path of Synesthetic Expression | |
| Daniel C. Devitt |
| A Further Word on Final Particle but in Australian English Conversation | |
| Jean Mulder, Cara Penry Williams, Sandra A Thompson |
| Stancetaking as a means for understanding shifting speech repertoires in Indonesia | |
| Howard John Manns |
| "Show her to me": Referential hierarchies and ditransitive verbs in Araki | |
| Alex François |
| Maa takes over all the negative particles in Faify Arabic | |
| Salih Alzahrani |
| Syllable Reduction and Deletion: A Reliable Diagnostic For Metrical Structure In Iwaidja | |
| Bruce Birch |
| Tangsa song language - common language, proto form or both? | |
| Stephen Morey |
| Explore meaning relations between ‘noun opposites’: a case study | |
| Zhengdao Ye |
Poster
| Production and perception of prosodically varying inter-gestural timing in American English laterals. | |
| Susan Lin |
| A Formal and Functional Approach for Determining Adverbs in Warnman | |
| Albert James Burgman |
| Getting In Line: An Investigation of Spatial Frames of Reference in Iwaidja | |
| Bruce Birch, Cris Edmonds-Wathen |
| A typology of recursive phenomena in Old English word-formation | |
| Javier Martín Arista |
| Grammar and hypertext: Nunggubuyu as a case study | |
| Simon Musgrave, Nick Thieberger |
| Speech acts and address form: A case study of Australian Arabic youth in a friendship group | |
| Gerard O'Neill |
| On Aspect and Number Connection in Marori | |
| wayan arka |
| Explicit Apologies in Spoken and Written American English | |
| Gusztav Demeter |
| Discourse Representation Theory and the Development of Reference in Interlanguage | |
| Marie Fellbaum Korpi |
| Code-switching in the media (radio reports) in Tabriz, Iran | |
| Asefeh Zeinalabedini Ch. |
| An Enquiry in the Romanian Anger-like Words | |
| Alina Gina Harabor |
| Verbal artistry of niraval in Carnatic vocal music | |
| Mahesh Radhakrishnan |
| Explaining the prehistory of personal pronouns in the Kuri languages | |
| Harold James Koch |
| Jespersen's Cycle in the development of Quechua Negation | |
| Edith Pineda Bernuy |
| Noun classifiers in Pamosu | |
| Ian Tupper |
| Interactive attitude in Korean | |
| Duck-Young Lee |
| Mirativity in imperatives | |
| Hideki Mori |
| Lexical and grammatical borrowing in Australia: the case of Marra and Warndarrang | |
| Mark Harvey |
| Routine Politeness Formulae in Persian: A Study on Leave-taking | |
| kourosh saberi |
| Intangible Heritage and Language Teaching | |
| MONICA AZNAREZ, ALFREDO ASIAIN |
| A corpus-based typology of non-verbal semiotic devices in Australian Sign Language (Auslan) | |
| Gabrielle Hodge |
| Interspatial education: frames of reference in Iwaidja and the mathematics curriculum | |
| Cris Edmonds-Wathen |
| A phonetic explanation for the confusion between 'then' and 'than'. | |
| Felicity Cox |
| Exploring syllabification in early speech | |
| Kelly Maree Miles, Jill Thorson, Ivan Yuen, Katherine Demuth |
| From witches to roses: Ideological influences on the translation of metaphor | |
| Kari Sullivan |
| Autosegmental theory and Papuan languages | |
| Fanny Cottet |
| Raising nouns as Case assigning arguments: Evidence from Mauritian Creole | |
| Diana Mary Guillemin |
| Revealing social cognition in lexemes with mixed methods approach | |
| Ulla Vanhatalo, Reetta Alexandra Konstenius |
| Whence Have/be: On auxiliary choices in Western Europe | |
| Cathryn Donohue |
Plenary speaker
| Prosodic Constraints on Children's Variable Production of Grammatical Morphemes | |
| Katherine Demuth |
| It's all in the timing: Looking for the temporal signatures of prosodic structure in Australian languages | |
| Janet Fletcher |
| Semantic Fieldwork | |
| Birgit Hellwig |
| Towards a Canonical Typology of Prosodic Systems | |
| Larry Hyman |
Epistemic perspective and social cognition
| Telling who intentionally does what in Sherpa | |
| Barbara Kelly |
| Semasiology ‘versus’ onomasiology? | |
| Andrea Schalley |
| The dimension of engagement: towards a typology | |
| Nicholas Evans |
| Cognition and epistemicity in post-Chomskyan linguistics | |
| Stef Spronck |
| Aspects of the grammar of self-alienation in the Ku Waru language of Highland PNG | |
| Alan Rumsey |
| On the Arrernte ‘quotative’ akwele | |
| Patrick Caudal, Martina Faller, John Henderson |
Current issues in non-verbal communication research
| Elaborating who's what: A study of depiction and grammar in Australian Sign Language (Auslan) | |
| Lindsay N Ferrara, Trevor Johnston |
| What we know people know about gesture | |
| Lauren Gawne, Barbara F. Kelly |
| Do sign languages lack pronouns? | |
| Kearsy Comrier, Adam Schembri, Bencie Woll |
| Doctor-patient discourse: A multimodal investigation | |
| Alice Ann Rouse |
| Forming impressions of others from the nonverbal gestures they use while speaking different languages | |
| Lucy Johnston, Jeanette King, Jen Hay |
| The semantics of song: expressing meaning through dance, design and text in an Aboriginal song series | |
| Mary Laughren, Myfany Turpin |
| Aspect Marking in Auslan | |
| Michael Gray |
| Towards a multimodal Australian National Corpus | |
| Pam Peters, Michael Haugh, Steve Cassidy |
Kids, Kriol(s) and Classrooms
| From vernacular to “standard”: Worldwide perspectives on classroom second dialect acquisition | |
| Jeff Siegel |
| Writing Aboriginal English & English-based Creoles: Considerations and Reflections | |
| Samantha Disbray, Deborah Elizabeth Loakes |
| Educational failure or success: Aboriginal children’s non-standard English utterances | |
| Sally Dixon |
| Recording in busy classrooms. | |
| Rod Gardner, Ilana Mushin, Janet Watts, Jen Munro |
| Aboriginal English and Associated Varieties: Observations on Shared Grammatical Features | |
| Ian Grenville Malcolm |
| Number and two languages in the Early Years: report on a project with paraprofessional indigenous teachers in two NT North East Arnhem Yolŋu schools | |
| Melanie Wilkinson |
| Conducting communication assessments with school-aged Kimberley Kriol speakers | |
| Claire Salter, Judy Gould |
Romance Linguistics in the Pacific: Variation in time and space
| The direct object marker in Romanian: a historical perspective | |
| Virginia Hill |
| On the internal structure and interpretation of Spanish PredNP | |
| Melvin Gonzalez-Rivera |
| Restrictions on nominality in Spanish finite clauses | |
| Manuel Delicado Cantero, Melvin Gonzalez Rivera |
| A Western Australian Italian pidgin? | |
| stéphane goyette |
| Language contact and grammatical change in Australian Italian | |
| Marinella Caruso |
| Floating agreement in American Spanish leísta dialects | |
| Elisabeth Mayer |
| Chota Valley Spanish: A missing creole, a decreolized language, or something else? | |
| sandro sessarego |
| Variation in the position of the Definite Determiner in Romanian: A Biolinguistic Perspective | |
| Anna Maria Di Sciullo, Stanca Somesfalean |
| A markedness differential for palatal and velar nasals | |
| Carlos-Eduardo Pineros |
| Amazonian Spanish - tense and aspect usage by L2 speakers: a preliminary investegation | |
| Brighde Clare Collins |
The Semantics of Nouns
| Body parts in Koromu | |
| Carol Ann Priestley |
| The semantics of nouns for standing water bodies: lake, lac, tjukula | |
| Helen Elizabeth Bromhead |
| A semantic menagerie: The conceptual semantics of the names of animal species. | |
| Cliff Goddard |
| Lexical universals of kinship: names for relatives in five European languages | |
| Anna Wierzbicka |
| Germans, Queenslanders and Londoners: The Semantics of Demonyms | |
| Michael Roberts |
Modality in the Indigenous languages of Australia and PNG
| Irrealis in the languages of the Kimberley region | |
| Chikako Senge, Stef Spronck |
| Exploring the meaning of Warlpiri propositional particle nganta | |
| Mary Laughren |
| A Murrinh-Patha view of counterfactuality and the irrealis | |
| Patrick Caudal, Rachel Nordlinger |
| Modality in two Torricelli languages | |
| Lea Brown |
| Some Enindhilyakwa puzzles for the realis/irrealis distinction | |
| Patrick Caudal, Marie-Elaine van Egmond |
| Modality in Barunga Kriol | |
| Sarah Cutfield |
| Various expressions of modality in Koromu | |
| Carol Ann Priestley |
| Mixing modal marking in Momu | |
| Tom Honeyman |
| The emergence of tense in languages of the Central Papuan family | |
| Alan Jones |
Indigenous languages: states, maintenance, revival
| Taking to the Airwaves: a strategy for language revival | |
| Robert Maxwell Amery, KWP Kaurna Warra Pintyandi |
| What works when teaching a highly endangered language, versus teaching a strong language? | |
| Mary-Anne Gale |
| The Master-Apprentice program at Mirima Dawang Woorlab-gerring | |
| Knut J. Olawsky |
| Revival languages as practice – A new model for contextual typology | |
| Christina Eira, Tonya N Stebbins, Vicki Couzens |
| Languages in Bangladesh | |
| Tamanna Maqsood |
| Reversing Language Shift in Estonia | |
| Delaney Michael Skerrett |
| Peetyawan Weeyn: A Guide to Language Revival Planning | |
| Christina Eira, Paul Paton |
| Just me wants all of yous. How much can a Yuwaalaraay pronoun express? | |
| John Giacon |