34th Northwest Linguistics Conference

KM the varieties if IHRCs in the worlds languages range widely and a unified account does not express this justly #nwlc34

KM at least somd and possibly all Navajo IHRCs should not be treated as mere surface variants of EHRCs #nwlc34

KM tentative proposal: pronoun inside t’áá “all” takes different referents depending on the scenario #nwlc34

KM internally pronounced QPs in Navajo IHRCs are always interpreted internally but “all” has different properties and can be interpreted externally and/or internally-possibly due to pronoun property?? #nwlc34

KM can we pursue a unified analysis??? Erlewine & Gould’s “cute” mechanism doesn’t work #nwlc34

KM EHRC & IHRC in Japanese have truth conditions #nwlc34

challenge in**

KM “cute” idea of unified analysis suggesting that internal & external heads of relative clauses are mere surface variants but poses a challengein regard to meaning #nwlc34

KM investigating whether relative clauses that look different on the surface share syntactic or semantic structures at an abstract level #nwlc34

Dr. Keir Moulton’s talk on Internally Headed Relatives: From Japanese to Dene Languages begins now in HC2270!

don’t miss out on precious moments like this (feat. Henny Yeung)! swing by the NWLC at Harbour Centre! we’re kicking off today with a plenary by Keir Moulton at 10a in HC2270

Looking forward to @NWLC34 today and tomorrow! #ConferenceVibes #Linguistics

Day 1 of #nwlc34 is done! See you all tomorrow!

Astrid Morrison from Universidad Autónoma de Chile, on developing fluency in the EFL classroom. Great insights! #nwlc34

And now, SFU's Ethan Pincott on plain velars in Sḵwx̱wú7mesh!

SFU's Zack Gilkison presenting on nominal lists in Hul’q’umi’num’ Salish. Super interesting! #nwlc34

Two concurrent sessions happening now! First Nations Languages in HC 1510 and Language Acquisition in 2270 #nwlc34

HY breathing can change your judgements of ambiguous speech sounds #nwlc34

HY visual influences wins in real time perceptual reports #nwlc34

HY [face] gestures affect how we perceive ambiguous sounds #nwlc34