Zoë Miljanovic (RWTH Aachen University) – “Syntactic complexity in literary translation over time” Abstract
Giovanni Pintus (University of Milan) – “Gothic usgaggan us: a case study on preposition-copying” Abstract
Tim Ongenae (Ghent University) – “External causation in anticausativization and lability in Latin: Towards a passive-anticausative continuum” Abstract
Veronika Stampfer (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich) – “Modeling the ‘Evaluative Attribution Construction(s)’ (EAC) and Its Development in Modern English” Abstract
Andrea Farina (King’s College) – “Going away in Ancient Greek and Latin. A corpus-based quantitative approach to Source preverbs and motion verbs” Abstract
Hilke Ceuppens (KU Leuven) – “Semantic loss in the lexicon of English: the role of contextual differentiation” (joint work with Hendrik De Smet) Abstract
Jóhanna Barðdal (UGent) – “Dependent-Marked Anticausatives in Old Norse-Icelandic: The Case of the Accusative Case”
Giovanni Leo (UGent) – “Intonation in Language Contact: the Case of Simultaneous Italian-Dialect Bilingualism” Abstract
Katharine Shields (King’s College) – “Historical linguistics and early modern dictionaries of Ancient Greek” Abstract
Liliane Haegeman (UGent) – “Styling the character: subject drop in Agatha Christie” (joint work with Lieven Danckaert) Abstract