Plenary Speakers

We are delighted to announce that the following have agreed to give plenary presentations:

1. •Ian Roberts (University of Cambridge)
   

2. •Roland Pfau (University of Amsterdam)
   

3. •María José López-Couso (University of Santiago de Compostela)
   

4. •Anne Wichmann (University of Central Lancashire)
   

5. •Umberto Ansaldo (University of Hong Kong)
   

Registration for the conference will open at 8.30am on Monday 16th July. There will be a short welcome at 9.45am, and the first plenary will start at 10am. The final session, also a plenary, will take place between 12 and 1pm on Thursday 19th July.

The NRG5 Book of Abstracts is available, as well as a complete list of accepted papers shown below.

The full conference programme is also available for download: NRG5 Conference programme (as of 5 July).

List of Accepted Papers

Anders Ahlqvist

1. Old Irish no
   

Hyeryeon An, Kaoru Horie

1. The grammaticalization of a Korean ‘receive’-verb badda: a contrastive study with Japanese
   

Irene Appelbaum

1. Molière's Doctor, Okham's Razor, and Grammaticalization Theory
   

Giorgio Francesco Arcodia

1. Grammaticalization with coevolution of form and meaning in East Asia? the coding of perfective aspect in Sinitic
   

Giorgio Francesco Arcodia

1. Core features of grammaticalization and lexical derivation
   

Janice Aski, Cinzia Russi

1. Iconicity and grammaticalization in 14th-century Florentine double object clitic clusters
   

Andreas Baumann

1. Grammaticalization and evolutionary optimization: a mathematical approach
   

Karin Beijering

1. The grammaticalization-pragmaticalization interface: the case of Mainland Scandinavian I THINK/BELIEVE
   

Zeltia Blanco-Suárez

1. Looking up and down the cline again: degrammaticalization of Galician aquelar and aquelado(s)/a(s)?
   

Kersti Börjars, Pauline Harries

1. Grammaticalising by growing syntactic structure: syntactisisation in Germanic nominal syntax
   

Philippe Bourdin

1. Directional deixis and person deixis: on a few grammaticalization pathways
   

Miriam Bouzouita

1. Grammaticalisation in dynamic syntax
   

Tine Breban

1. The development of discourse deixis: intersubjectification or grammaticalization?
   

Lieselotte Brems, Kristin Davidse, Lennart Matthijs, An Van linden

1. The development of mirative no wonder-constructions
   

I-Hsuan Chen

1. Licensing conditions of negative polarity items vary in different stages: a case study of Mandarin Chinese minimizers
   

Bert Cornillie

1. Contact-induced grammaticalization and discourse traditions. The case of ‘promise’ and ‘threaten’
   

Anne David, Sarah Goodman

1. The grammaticalization of Pashto light verbs
   

Astrid De Wit, Frank Brisard

1. New reflections on the grammaticalization of the English progressive
   

Tine Defour

1. Scalarity and subjectivity in the development of English particularizers
   

Liesbeth Degand, Jacqueline Evers-Vermeul

1. Grammaticalization or pragmaticalization of discourse markers? More than a terminological issue.
   

Nicole Dehé, Katerina Stathi

1. Grammaticalisation and prosody: the case of English sort/kind/type of constructions
   

Csilla Der, Alexandra Markó

1. Pragmaticalization of demonstratives into discourse markers in Hungarian: is deaccentuation involved?
   

Gabriele Diewald, Elena Smirnova

1. From deontic to reportive and quotative: the case of German sollen
   

Gabriele Diewald, Katerina Stathi

1. The grammaticalization of German scheinen and English seem: a contrastive analysis
   

Steve Disney

1. The OED and the effect of error
   

Katalin É. Kiss

1. The grammaticalization of an obsolete syntactic rule as a PF operation
   

Brigitta Endresz

1. The grammaticalization of nominal suffixes in the Vogul language
   

Andrés Enrique-Arias, Miriam Bouzouita

1. Textual frequency effects in the historical development of Spanish pronominal clitics
   

Chiara Fedriani, Chiara Ghezzi, Piera Molinelli

1. Constraining pragmaticalization: paths of development from lexicon to discourse
   

Elke Gehweiler

1. Types of intensifying adjectives: focus marking and degree marking
   

Lobke Ghesquière

1. Noun-intensification as subjectification and grammaticalization
   

Lobke Ghesquière, Freek Van de Velde, Lieselotte Brems

1. Intersubjectivity and intersubjectification: typology and operationalisation
   

Amalia Gnanadesikan

1. Dhivehi third-person demonstratives resist grammaticalization
   

Mónica González Manzano

1. Between truth and reality. About the pragmaticalization of en verdad and en realidad in Spanish
   

Rocío Guzmán, Ricardo Maldonado

1. Apenas. Aspectual reduction and subjective evaluation in Spanish
   

Bjoern Hansen

1. Towards a typology of ‘post-grammaticalization processes’
   

Alexander Haselow

1. The syntactic peripheries as domains of grammaticalization in spoken language
   

Lars Heltoft

1. Word order change as paradigmatic reorganisation
   

Yuko Higashiizumi

1. The competition between the causal clauses in Modern Japanese: the case study of grammaticalization of kara-clause and node-clause
   

Eugen Hill

1. Grammaticalisation by language contact and secondary similarities in the inflectional morphology of genetically related languages
   

Martin Hilpert

1. Grammatical change is not a zero-sum game
   

Chad Howe

1. ‘Questions’ and ‘Things’ in the evolution of nominal hedges
   

Tingting Christina Hsu

1. Subjectification and the development of deontic modals
   

Ana Paula Huback, Gisele Breder

1. Grammaticalisation and chunking in Brazilian Portuguese
   

Giorgio Iemmolo

1. On the polysemy of object markers and topic markers: a study in diachronic typology
   

Anni Jürine

1. Constructional (re)grammaticalization: the case of Estonian adpositional phrases
   

Maria Khachaturyan

1. From quotatives to modality and future: the case of Mano (Mande)
   

Ahrim Kim

1. On-going grammaticalization of a completive auxiliary: a case study of Korean verb nayta 'put out'
   

Hyun Jung Koo, Seongha Rhee

1. From causative-passive to attenuative stance-marking: a grammaticalization perspective
   

Manfred Krug

1. New reflections on auxilia(riza)tion
   

Béatrice Lamiroy, Claire Meul

1. Prosodic properties of the evolution of the infix -i/esc- from Latin to Romance: a case of grammaticalization?
   

Andrzej M. Łęcki, Jerzy Nykiel

1. On grammaticalisation of less frequent subordinators introducing final clauses in Middle English
   

Diana Lewis

1. What makes a discourse marker?
   

Lucía Loureiro-Porto

1. The grammatical status of semi-modals of obligation in Asian Englishes
   

Hélène Margerie

1. The grammaticalization of NP BE ADJ ADJ / NP1 VB NP2 ADJ patterns
   

Theodore Markopoulos

1. On internal vs. external renewal: the Medieval Greek analytic comparatives
   

Caterina Mauri, Andrea Sansò

1. Sempre che and casomai: the grammaticalization of two conditional connectives in Italian
   

Maria Mazzoli

1. A new development for an old serial verb construction: the grammaticalization tek in Nigerian Pidgin
   

Helle Metslang, Karl Pajusalu, Külli Habicht

1. From coordination to interrogativity: the development of Estonian question particles
   

Tetsuharu Moriya, Kaoru Horie

1. Neg-raising phenomenon as a product of grammaticalization
   

Dirk Noël

1. Grammaticalization in diachronic construction grammar: be bound to and be guaranteed to, different or similar?
   

Muriel Norde

1. When changes in form precede changes in meaning: the case of the Dutch preposition richting
   

Jens Nørgård-Sørensen

1. Grammaticalisation: cline and/or paradigm?
   

KangHun Park

1. Grammaticalization of negative sensitive items pakkey in Korean and sika in Japanese
   

Adeline Patard, Walter De Mulder

1. The relevance of constructions for the evolution of tense markers: the case of the French conditional (conditionnel)
   

Heli Pekkarinen

1. The source is not 'to be'. Grammaticalization of be + non-finite verb form into a modal construction.
   

Peter Petré

1. What I am going to talk about is Analogy: internal and external analogy and dual constructional membership
   

Christopher Shank, Koen Plevoets, Koen Plevoets, University of Ghent

1. Exploring the development of suppose, imagine and realize as ‘epistemic parentheticals’: a diachronic corpus-based multivariate analysis.
   

Pekka Posio

1. Grammaticalization and subject expression in Spanish and Portuguese epistemic parentheticals
   

Vipas Pothipath

1. The grammaticalizational relationship between comitatives and instrumentals in Thai: a diachronic typological perspective
   

Sreekumar Prabhakaran

1. Where did the Malayalam locative case –kal come from?
   

Gudrun Rawoens

1. The Swedish connective så att ‘so that’: from subordinator to discourse marker.
   

Seongha Rhee

1. Rhetorical reportatives and intersubjectification
   

Angelica Rodrigues

1. From coordination to Focus: the case of the grammaticalization of the paratactic periphrastic constructions
   

Lene Schoesler

1. Creation and modifications of a constructional paradigm: the inergative/incausative constructions
   

Scott Schwenter

1. The emergence of anaphoric DOM in Brazilian Portuguese
   

Reijirou Shibasaki

1. Regularity behind apparent lawlessness: referential shifting of personal pronouns in Japanese and other languages
   

Mika Shindo

1. Development of constructions across grammatical categories: a cross-linguistic approach from Japanese
   

K. Aaron Smith

1. Relevance as explanation for morphosyntactic rigidification versus freedom in grammaticalization and pragmaticalization
   

Elena Smirnova, Robert Mailhammer

1. Same but different: pathways to the grammaticalization of passive constructions from the comparative perspective of English and German
   

Augusto Soares da Silva

1. Grammaticalization and degrammaticalization in Portuguese and Spanish infinitival constructions with causative and perception verbs
   

Anna Sores

1. The emergence of spatial grams in Hungarian: a complex grammaticalization process
   

Po-wen Tseng, Huei-ling Lai

1. The emergence of imperative and evaluative meanings: evidence from Taiwanese languages
   

Annika Valdmets

1. The grammaticalisation of Estonian adverbs into pragmatic markers
   

Julie van Bogaert

1. On the grammaticalization of (‘t) schijnt (‘it seems’) as an evidential particle in colloquial Belgian Dutch
   

Freek van de Velde, Béatrice Lamiroy

1. The demise of the external possessor in Romance and Germanic: language contact, grammaticalisation or both?
   

Tinne van Rompaey

1. Interaction of lexical and grammatical aspect in emergent aspectualizers be in the middle, midst and process of V-ing
   

Katrien Verveckken

1. Towards a constructional account of binominal quantifiers in Spanish and the interplay between analogy and conceptual persistence
   

Ferdinand von Mengden

1. The power of ellipses: on the relationship between omission and innovation
   

Alexandra Vydrina

1. Grammaticalization of future in the Kakabe language: from locative with focalization to future as a result of language contact
   

Phillip Wallage

1. Identifying the role of pragmatic change in the grammaticalisation of Middle English not
   

David Willis

1. Exaptation and degrammaticalisation within an acquisition-based model of abductive reanalysis
   

Chiou-shing Yeh, Huei-ling Lai

1. The multi-functions of tin7 in Taiwanese Hakka: grammaticalization and lexicalization

Important Dates

Submission of Abstracts and Workshop Proposals:

10 January 2012

Notification of Acceptance:

10 February 2012

Early Registration Opens:

6 March 2012

Early Registration Closes:

15 April 2012

Conference:

16-19 July 2012