The Syntax Brown Bag
Fall 2007
The NYU Syntax Brown Bag is a series of informal talks on syntax and its interfaces. It is given by students, faculty, and visiting scholars from the Tri-State Area who come to NYC and share their on-going research with our department.
Syntax Brown Bags take place at least twice a month (see program below) and they are held in the NYU Linguistics department on Fridays, from 1:30 to roughly 3:00 p.m. These Brown Bags are a good opportunity for speakers to discuss their research in a relaxed and informal setting with their interdepartmental colleagues and enjoy some light snacks.
Speaking at a Syntax Brown Bag is of course open to students and faculty of the NYU Linguistics Department (in this case, the talk would be co-chaired by LANYU).
Please contact Andrea Cattaneo (andrea.cattaneo@nyu.edu) for any questions, comments, or suggestions for outside speakers.
This series of talks is held at the NYU Linguistics Department at 726 Broadway on the 7th floor in the Syntax/Semantics lounge, Room 703.
Simona Herdan
UConn
Relatavizer Restrictions and Amount Relatives
October 5
Ji Young Shim and Marcel Den Dikken
CUNY
The Tense of Resultatives - The Case of Korean
October 12, 726 Broadway Room 701
Christina Tortora
CUNY
October 19
Erika Troseth
CUNY
November 30
Jeroen van
Craenenbroeck
Catholic University of Brussels
What lies beneath: on the hidden syntax of sluicing
December 7
Last Modified: October 3, 2007