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Student session
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The regular meeting of the network Partitives in European Languages http://www.parte.humanities.uva.nl/ is in Budapest.
Dates: September 15th-17th, 2022
Click HERE for registration
We are closing the registration at midnight on Wednesday, September 14th.
The title of the meeting is “Methods for approaching variation: partitives and beyond”.
The meeting aims to bring together researchers on partitive cases, including genitives or ablatives used as partitives, partitive determiners, partitive pronouns, and other partitive elements, focusing on their role in linguistic theories, their diachronic development, dialectal variation, language contact and language acquisition.
It brings together the members of the network, the members of the Estonian-Hungarian Academies of Science exchange project and other researchers interested in the topic.
Estonian-Hungarian Academies of Science exchange presentations:
Éva Dékány, Marcel den Dikken (Eötvös Loránd University, Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics) KEYNOTE Partitive case in Estonian
Rodolfo Basile TALK (University of Tartu & University of Turku) Situative existential partitive constructions in Estonian and Finnish
Gabi Tóth (KRE), Kata Kubínyi (ELTE), Anne Tamm (KRE) Partitivity in Uralic Languages: Subset marking via possessive agreement (alternate talk/poster)
PARTE Network Talks (among others):
September 13th, check under the button PROGRAM for recent updates if any
THURSDAY 15 September
6 Reviczky Street, Mezzanine, #17
15:00-16:30 Tutorial on our partitive database
FRIDAY 16 September
4 Reviczky Street 1st Floor, #104
9:00-9:30 Registration
9:30-10:00 Opening address: dr.habil. Géza Horváth, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
10:00-11:30 Partitive constructions
10.00-10.30 Leonie Cornips (NL-Lab, KNAW) & Petra Sleeman (University of Amsterdam) Variation in the R-word ER in quantitative constructions in regional (Heerlen) Dutch download pptx
10.30-11.00 Martin Janečka (Charles University in Prague) Adnominal partitive genitive in the Czech written journalism: diachronic and synchronic perspectives download pptx
11.00-11.30 Alexander Pfaff (University of Stuttgart) Dimensions of partitivity in Icelandic „and beyond” download pdf
11:30-12:00 Coffee break
12:00-13:00 Keynote lecture Éva Dékány & Marcel den Dikken (Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics in Budapest) Partitives in Estonian: implications for the case hierarchy
14.30-16.00 Objects
14.30-15.00 Silvia Luraghi & Giovanna Albonico (University of Pavia) Evidential functions of the partitive with verbs that indicate acquisition of knowledge: a comparison of Erzya and Ancient Greek download pdf
15:00-15:30 Jack Rueter (University of Helsinki) The inessive object and ablative adjunct in Erzya verbs of ingestion download pdf
15.30-16.00 Elvira Glaser (University of Zurich) Bare nouns, indefinite articles and partitivity in an Early New High German cooking book download pptx
16:00-16:30 Coffee break
16:30-18:00 Indefinite articles
16:30-17:00 Ellen Brandner (University of Stuttgart) How many indefinite articles do we have and how much is in them? download pptx
17:00-17:30 Tabea Ihsane, Olivier Winistörfer & Elisabeth Stark (University of Zurich) Francoprovençal: what a spatial analysis of ‘partitive articles’ reveals about number marking on nominals
17:30-18:00 Cristina Procentese (Ca’ Foscari University of Venice) & Luca Molinari (University of Warsaw & Ca’ Foscari University of Venice) download pptx
Indefiniteness, language contact and microvariation on the border of Emilia-Romagna: a study on Ferrarese and Piacentine
SATURDAY 17 September
4 Reviczky Street 2nd Floor, #222
9:00-9:30 Registration
9:30-11:00 Subjects
9:30-10:00 Ilja Seržant (University of Potsdam) Partitive subjects and verbal indexing across languages download pptx
10:00-10:30 Rodolfo Basile (University of Tartu & University of Turku) Situative existential partitive constructions in Estonian and Finnish download pptx
10:30-11:00 Petra Sleeman (University of Amsterdam) Existential bare plural subjects in Germanic and Romance download pptx
11:00-11:45 Coffee break and poster display
11:45-12:45 Round table and closure
Participants: Chaired by Tibor Laczkó. Thomas Strobel, Petra Sleeman, Elvira Glaser, Ilja Seržant, Tabea Ihsane, Anne Tamm, Réka Jaksics, etc
Alternates (or posters)
Gabi Tóth (KRE), Kata Kubínyi (ELTE), Anne Tamm (KRE) Partitivity in Uralic languages: Subset marking via possessive agreement download pdf
Ilmari Ivaska (University of Turku), Anne Tamm (KRE) Finnish and Estonian partitives in the European Parliament translations: notes on passives download pdf
Posters (displayed on the wall of 2nd Floor, 4 Reviczky Street, next to the Dutch department #201, attended by the presenters on Saturday at 11am-11:45 am)
Lesia Chayka (KRE), Natalia Lehka (KRE) Learning Ukrainian „partitive verbs” with good wishes
Iman Khalfan Al Siaybi (ELTE) New media technologies for learning to use “one in three” partitives download pdf
Lijin Wang (KRE) An analysis of the errors in the acquisition of Chinese passive sentences: The case of Japanese learners download pdf
Informational posters
Tóth, Etelka et al. (KRE) Language competencies in Time and Space: The Simonyi Competition download pdf
Adorján, Mária, Laczkó, Tibor et al. (KRE) Theoretical and experimental linguistics group
PARTE project: Partitives in the Languages of Europe (joint project of NWO, KRE, Universities of Zurich, Venice, Pavia)
The Academies of Science Mobility project between Hungary and Estonia
NOTE that this is a PARENT FRIENDLY conference. If you need a nursing room, let us know in the registration form. We plan to provide a parent and child room for the poster session on Saturday, between 11am and noon. Kindly indicate the age of the child in the registration form.
Local contact persons: Anne Tamm, tamm.anne@kre.hu, Alexandra Laky laky.alexandra@kre.hu, Zsuzsanna Braun braun.zsuzsanna@kre.hu, (Károli Gáspár University of The Reformed Church in Hungary, Department of Netherlandic Studies)
Local organising committee (KRE, Károli Gáspár Research University of the Reformed Church in Hungary):
Dates: September 15th-17th, 2022
Click HERE for registration
We are closing the registration at midnight on Wednesday, September 14th.
The title of the meeting is “Methods for approaching variation: partitives and beyond”.
The meeting aims to bring together researchers on partitive cases, including genitives or ablatives used as partitives, partitive determiners, partitive pronouns, and other partitive elements, focusing on their role in linguistic theories, their diachronic development, dialectal variation, language contact and language acquisition.
It brings together the members of the network, the members of the Estonian-Hungarian Academies of Science exchange project and other researchers interested in the topic.
Estonian-Hungarian Academies of Science exchange presentations:
Éva Dékány, Marcel den Dikken (Eötvös Loránd University, Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics) KEYNOTE Partitive case in Estonian
Rodolfo Basile TALK (University of Tartu & University of Turku) Situative existential partitive constructions in Estonian and Finnish
Gabi Tóth (KRE), Kata Kubínyi (ELTE), Anne Tamm (KRE) Partitivity in Uralic Languages: Subset marking via possessive agreement (alternate talk/poster)
PARTE Network Talks (among others):
- Leonie Cornips (NWO) & Petra Sleeman (University of Amsterdam) Variation in the R-word ER in quantitative constructions in regional (Heerlen) Dutch
- Elvira Glaser (University of Zurich) Bare nouns, indefinite articles and partitivity in an Early New High German cooking book
- Tabea Ihsane, Olivier Winistörfer and Elisabeth Stark (University of Zurich) Francoprovençal: what a spatial analysis of ‘partitive articles’ reveals about number marking on nominals
- Silvia Luraghi and Giovanna Albonico (University of Pavia) Evidential functions of the partitive with verb that indicate acquisition of knowledge: a comparison of Erzya and Ancient Greek
- Ilja Seržant (University of Potsdam) Partitive subjects and verbal indexing across languages
- Petra Sleeman (University of Amsterdam, UvA) Existential bare plural subjects in Germanic and Romance
- Ilmari Ivaska (University of Turku) and Anne Tamm (KRE) Finnish and Estonian partitives in the European Parliament translations: notes on passives (alternate talk/poster)
- a roundtable with Tibor Laczkó, Petra Sleeman, Elvira Glaser, Thomas Strobel, Ilja Seržant, Anne Tamm (a.o.)
- a tutorial on collecting and organizing the data on partitives in changing grammars in our partitives database: from fieldwork towards theory-making and typology
- a poster session (scientific and informational-educational)
- a social program (a boat trip and an opera)
September 13th, check under the button PROGRAM for recent updates if any
THURSDAY 15 September
6 Reviczky Street, Mezzanine, #17
15:00-16:30 Tutorial on our partitive database
FRIDAY 16 September
4 Reviczky Street 1st Floor, #104
9:00-9:30 Registration
9:30-10:00 Opening address: dr.habil. Géza Horváth, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
10:00-11:30 Partitive constructions
10.00-10.30 Leonie Cornips (NL-Lab, KNAW) & Petra Sleeman (University of Amsterdam) Variation in the R-word ER in quantitative constructions in regional (Heerlen) Dutch download pptx
10.30-11.00 Martin Janečka (Charles University in Prague) Adnominal partitive genitive in the Czech written journalism: diachronic and synchronic perspectives download pptx
11.00-11.30 Alexander Pfaff (University of Stuttgart) Dimensions of partitivity in Icelandic „and beyond” download pdf
11:30-12:00 Coffee break
12:00-13:00 Keynote lecture Éva Dékány & Marcel den Dikken (Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics in Budapest) Partitives in Estonian: implications for the case hierarchy
14.30-16.00 Objects
14.30-15.00 Silvia Luraghi & Giovanna Albonico (University of Pavia) Evidential functions of the partitive with verbs that indicate acquisition of knowledge: a comparison of Erzya and Ancient Greek download pdf
15:00-15:30 Jack Rueter (University of Helsinki) The inessive object and ablative adjunct in Erzya verbs of ingestion download pdf
15.30-16.00 Elvira Glaser (University of Zurich) Bare nouns, indefinite articles and partitivity in an Early New High German cooking book download pptx
16:00-16:30 Coffee break
16:30-18:00 Indefinite articles
16:30-17:00 Ellen Brandner (University of Stuttgart) How many indefinite articles do we have and how much is in them? download pptx
17:00-17:30 Tabea Ihsane, Olivier Winistörfer & Elisabeth Stark (University of Zurich) Francoprovençal: what a spatial analysis of ‘partitive articles’ reveals about number marking on nominals
17:30-18:00 Cristina Procentese (Ca’ Foscari University of Venice) & Luca Molinari (University of Warsaw & Ca’ Foscari University of Venice) download pptx
Indefiniteness, language contact and microvariation on the border of Emilia-Romagna: a study on Ferrarese and Piacentine
SATURDAY 17 September
4 Reviczky Street 2nd Floor, #222
9:00-9:30 Registration
9:30-11:00 Subjects
9:30-10:00 Ilja Seržant (University of Potsdam) Partitive subjects and verbal indexing across languages download pptx
10:00-10:30 Rodolfo Basile (University of Tartu & University of Turku) Situative existential partitive constructions in Estonian and Finnish download pptx
10:30-11:00 Petra Sleeman (University of Amsterdam) Existential bare plural subjects in Germanic and Romance download pptx
11:00-11:45 Coffee break and poster display
11:45-12:45 Round table and closure
Participants: Chaired by Tibor Laczkó. Thomas Strobel, Petra Sleeman, Elvira Glaser, Ilja Seržant, Tabea Ihsane, Anne Tamm, Réka Jaksics, etc
Alternates (or posters)
Gabi Tóth (KRE), Kata Kubínyi (ELTE), Anne Tamm (KRE) Partitivity in Uralic languages: Subset marking via possessive agreement download pdf
Ilmari Ivaska (University of Turku), Anne Tamm (KRE) Finnish and Estonian partitives in the European Parliament translations: notes on passives download pdf
Posters (displayed on the wall of 2nd Floor, 4 Reviczky Street, next to the Dutch department #201, attended by the presenters on Saturday at 11am-11:45 am)
Lesia Chayka (KRE), Natalia Lehka (KRE) Learning Ukrainian „partitive verbs” with good wishes
Iman Khalfan Al Siaybi (ELTE) New media technologies for learning to use “one in three” partitives download pdf
Lijin Wang (KRE) An analysis of the errors in the acquisition of Chinese passive sentences: The case of Japanese learners download pdf
Informational posters
Tóth, Etelka et al. (KRE) Language competencies in Time and Space: The Simonyi Competition download pdf
Adorján, Mária, Laczkó, Tibor et al. (KRE) Theoretical and experimental linguistics group
PARTE project: Partitives in the Languages of Europe (joint project of NWO, KRE, Universities of Zurich, Venice, Pavia)
The Academies of Science Mobility project between Hungary and Estonia
NOTE that this is a PARENT FRIENDLY conference. If you need a nursing room, let us know in the registration form. We plan to provide a parent and child room for the poster session on Saturday, between 11am and noon. Kindly indicate the age of the child in the registration form.
Local contact persons: Anne Tamm, tamm.anne@kre.hu, Alexandra Laky laky.alexandra@kre.hu, Zsuzsanna Braun braun.zsuzsanna@kre.hu, (Károli Gáspár University of The Reformed Church in Hungary, Department of Netherlandic Studies)
Local organising committee (KRE, Károli Gáspár Research University of the Reformed Church in Hungary):
- Research project members of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Theoretical and Experimental Linguistics (Tibor Laczkó, Mária Adorján, Dóra Pődör, Ivo Boers, Edit Rácz, Katalin P. Márkus, Gabriella Tóth, Csaba Csides, Natalia Lehka, Lesia Chayka, Gréta Móricz, a.o.)
- Interfaculty research project members of Linguistic Competence in Time and Space (Etelka Tóth, Krisztina N. Streitman, Tamás Csontos, a.o.)