
Some of the presentations have abstracts available
| Friday 20 March | |
Mark Harvey |
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Sophie Nicholls |
Episode structure, Contrast and the use of left dislocated NPs in Roper River Kriol |
Luise Hercus |
Sunraysia, 'a small linguistic area' |
Michael Walsh |
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Peter Austin |
The good, the bad, and the ugly -- recent publications of reference materials for Australian Aboriginal languages |
| Saturday 21 March | |
David Nash |
Dawes' Laws generalised: cluster reduction in the Sydney Language |
Patrick McConvell |
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Harold Koch |
Morphological aspects of Australian kinship terminology |
Margaret Sharpe |
From *ni to ye:nka: Can we posit a preconjugational proto-Pama-Nyungan? |
Nick Evans, Ruth Singer, Michael Dunn, Sean Ulm, Daniel Rosendahl |
The Tangkic languages and the linguistic prehistory of Carpentaria: new developments |
Sarah Cutfield |
Dalabon demonstratives and emotional deixis |
John Giacon |
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Jane Simpson |
Bilingual education in Northern Territory |
| Sunday 22 March | |
Rachel Nordlinger |
Serialized aspect in Murrinh-Patha |
Mary Laughren |
Preliminary study of serial verb constructions in Wanyi |
Robert Mailhammer |
Applicative, malefactive, negation: Innovations of the Amurdak verb |
Marie-elaine Van Egmond |
Two types of complex verbs in Anindilyakwa: incorporation of nominals and of coverbs |
Ruth Singer |
Typologising formulaicity: the conventionalization of verb-argument combinations in Mawng, some nearby Australian languages and elsewhere |