This one-day workshop will take place on Wednesday 25 July, 2007 in Room 113 of Pigott Hall (Building 260, opposite the clock tower) at Stanford University.

You can also download a pdf of the program and a pdf with information on the location and nearby eateries/coffee shops.

8:55–9:00        Opening remarks

9:00–9:30        Shobhana Chelliah (U North Texas)

                        Data sources for case analysis in languages with prescriptive traditions [abstract]

9:30–10:00      Cathryn Donohue (U Nevada, Reno)

                        On the semantic nature of non-canonical case in Basque [abstract]

10:00–10:30    Klaus von Heusinger (Stuttgart U) and Georg Keiser (U of Konstanz)

                        Case alternations and verbal classes in Spanish [abstract]

10:30–11:00    BREAK

11:00–12:00    Joan Maling (Brandeis U) and Jong Sup Jun (Hankuk U of Foreign Studies)

                  The adnominal genitive: Beyond structural distinctions [abstract]

12:00–1:30      LUNCH BREAK

1:30–2:00        Matthew Baerman, Dunstan Brown, Greville Corbett, Alexander Krasovitsky, Alison Long (U Surrey)

                        Changing semantic factors in case selection: Russian evidence form the last two centuries [abstract]

2:00–2:30        Scott Grimm (Stanford U)

                        Semantics of case and the Accusative/Genitive alternation in Russian [abstract]

2:30–3:00        Jóhanna Barðdal (U Bergen)

                        Lexical vs. structural case: A false dichotomy [abstract]

3:00–3:30        Arto Anttila (Stanford U) and Jong-Bok Kim

                        Structural case on adverbials [abstract]

3:30–4:00        BREAK

4:00–5:00        Miriam Butt (U of Konstanz)

                  Why Case? [abstract]                                                       

5:00-5:45         Commentary & Discussion

5:45-5:50         Closing remarks