Reception
Wednesday July 6th
Chair: Eitan Grossman, The Hebrew University Tania Kuteva,
Heinrich-Heine University of Duesseldorf, GermanyThe Comprehensive
Model of Contact-Induced Language Transfer
Carmel O'Shannessy, University of MichiganWhen Does an Age Group
Lead Contact-Induced Language Change?
Lunch
Chair: Nomi Erteschik-Shir, Ben-Gurion University of the
NegevIan Roberts, University of CambridgeIs There Such a Thing as
‘Extreme’ Syntactic Change?
Fred Weerman, University of AmsterdamContact, Continuity and
Change: Dutch between English and German
Coffee
Chair: Zohar Livnat, Bar-Ilan University Theresa Biberauer,
University of Cambridge & Stellenbosch UniversityGoing beyond
the Input (and UG): An Emergentist Generative Perspective on
Syntactic Variation, Stability and Change
Irit Meir and Wendy Sandler, University of
HaifaConventionalization and Variability in Language Emergence: The
Case of ABSL
Thursday July 7th
Excursion in Jerusalem
Tuesday July 5th
Chair: Nora Boneh, The Hebrew UniversityEnoch Aboh, University
of Amsterdam Our Creolized Tongues
Claire Lefebvre, Université du Québec à MontréalThe
Relabeling-Based Theory of Creole Genesis
Coffee
Room 521Language Contact and Planned Language ChangeChair: Ohad
Cohen, University of HaifaRobert Hoberman, Stony Brook
UniversityNative American Language Revival Efforts and the Case of
HebrewPeter Zilberg, The Hebrew UniversityPersian Princes, Aramaic
Scribes – The Impact of Old Persian on Aramaic in the Persian
Achaemenid Period
Lunch
Research Group on the Emergence of Modern HebrewResearch
Workshop of the Israel Science Foundation
Greetings: Daniel R. Schwartz, Academic Head, Mandel Scholion
Interdisciplinary Research Center
Chair: Edit Doron, The Hebrew UniversityMoshe Bar-Asher, The
Hebrew University and The Academy of the Hebrew LanguageReal and
Imaginary Residual Influences of Biblical Hebrew on Our Grammar
Brian Joseph, Ohio State UniversityCan there be Language
Continuity in Language Contact?
Coffee
Room 521
Development of the Modern Hebrew LexiconChair: Roni
Henkin-Roitfarb, Ben-Gurion University of the NegevMalka Rappaport
Hovav, The Hebrew UniversityThe Status of Biblical Hebrew and
Modern Hebrew as V-framed or S-framed LanguagesAynat Rubinstein,
The Hebrew UniversityContinuity and Change in Modality: Hebrew
Existential/Possessive Modals
Lunch
09:45-10:00
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10:45-11:45
11:45-12:00
15:30-15:45
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16:45-17:00
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12:00-13:00
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14:00-14:30
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Parallel Sessions
Parallel Sessions
Parallel Sessions
Parallel Sessions
Parallel Sessions
Parallel Sessions
Barbara Mandel Auditorium Barbara Mandel Auditorium
Barbara Mandel Auditorium
Barbara Mandel Auditorium
Barbara Mandel Auditorium
530 חדרתחיית העברית
יו"ר: דלית אסולין, אוניברסיטת חיפהמירי בר–זיו לוי ואייבי סישל,
האוניברסיטה העברית
תרומת נשים לבנייתה של קהילת דוברי עברית בתקופת העלייה
הראשונה
עינת גונן, אוניברסיטת תל אביבהעברית המדוברת בראשית ימיה של
המדינה: קווים של שימור
ושל שינוי
530 חדרהתפתחות של מבנים
יו"ר: דנה טאובה, האוניברסיטה העבריתסמדר כהן, האקדמיה ללשון
העברית
צייני הגוף הנושאיים העצמאיים והקליטיים בעברית המדוברת בישראל
(מחקר קורפוס)
קרן דובנוב, האקדמיה ללשון העברית ומכללת דוד יליןהנני להשיבך: על
המבנה הנני + שם פועל בספרות ההשכלה
ובמקורות אחרים
530 חדרהתפתחות של משמעות
חנן אריאל, האוניברסיטה העברית מדוע דחקה צורת העתיד את צורת
הציווי במשלב הלא–רשמי
של העברית החדשה?אביגיל צירקין–סדן, האוניברסיטה העברית
זמן לוויתור: השינוי הסמנטי של 'עדיין' בעברית החדשה
מבואה, קומה 5מושב פוסטרים ותצוגת ספרים
שקיעים אמתיים ומדומים מדקדוק המקרא בעברית שלנו
July 4th-7th, 2016, Jerusalem
Language Contact, Continuity and Change in the Emergence of
Modern Hebrew
Mt. Scopus Campus, Mandel Building, Rooms 521 and 530 (5th
floor)and the Barbara Mandel Auditorium (404, 4th floor)
Monday July 4th
Simultaneous translation into English
Room 530The Nature of Modern Hebrew Chair: Ruth Burstein, David
Yellin CollegeEinat Keren, The Hebrew UniversityModern Hebrew as a
Contact Language: Similarities and Differences between MH and
Creole/Koiné LanguagesEdit Doron, The Hebrew UniversityThe Sources
of Modern Hebrew Syntax
Room 530Development of the Copula in Semitic LanguagesChair:
Tania Notarius, The Hebrew UniversityFaruk Akkus, Yale
UniversityThe Development of the Copula in Arabic VarietiesOlga
Kagan, Ben-Gurion University of the NegevPronominal Copulas in
Hebrew and Russian: The Relation between ze and eto
Development of Modern Hebrew Constructions Hilla Polak-Yitzhaki
and Yael Maschler, University of HaifaOn the Emergence of a Hebrew
Construction from Interaction: ‘ani lo mevin’ (‘I don’t
understand’) in Everyday ConversationMoshe Taube, The Hebrew
UniversityThe Limits of Multiple-Source Contact Influence: The Case
of ecel ‘at’ in Modern Hebrew
17:00-18:00
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08:00-14:00
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14:45-15:45
15:45-16:00
16:00-17:00
12:45-13:45
Email: [email protected] Website:
http://en.scholion.huji.ac.il Tel: 02-5881279
Room 530
Room 530
Room 530
5th Floor LobbyPoster Session and Book Display Bar Avineri, The
Hebrew UniversityThe Uses of 'I think' in Spoken Modern Hebrew:
Epistemic Flavors and the Hacquardian ModelRuti Bardenstein and
Mira Ariel, Tel Aviv UniversityGrammaticization Paths of Hebrew
Discourse Markers within Rectification ConstructionsAdi Bukshpan,
The Hebrew UniversityEvidence of Evidentiality? Grammatical
Borrowing from Turkish in Modern Spoken Judeo-Spanish in Bilingual
SpeakersSvetlana Dachkovsky, University of HaifaThe Emergence of
Relative Clause Construction in Israeli Sign Language: Intonation
Ploughs the Field for MorphosyntaxDanny Kalev, Tel Aviv
Universityניצני פרפקט בעברית בת זמננו
Room 521The Revival of Hebrew Chair: Ofra Tirosh-Becker, The
Hebrew UniversityUri Mor, Ben-Gurion University of the NegevThe
Role of Non-Classical Elements in the Stylistic Stratification of
Early Modern HebrewYael Reshef, The Hebrew UniversityFrom Written
to Spoken Usage: Colloquial Features in Pre-revival Texts
Coffee
Room 521Development of Modern Hebrew PhonologyYishai Neuman,
Achva Academic CollegeFrom Ashkenazi Hebrew Orthoepy to Modern
Hebrew Morphology: The Case of the Masculine Plural Construct
MorphemeOuti Bat-El, Tel Aviv UniversityHebrew Stress: Back to the
Future
Coffee
Chair: Yael Ziv, The Hebrew University Bernard Spolsky, Bar-Ilan
UniversityThe Effects of Rediasporization on the Restoration of
Hebrew as a Dominant Language
Reception and Musical Performance:
The Piyyut Ensemble of the Ben Zvi Institute
Chair: Yonata Levy, The Hebrew University Laurence Horn, Yale
University and Elitzur Bar-Asher Siegal, The Hebrew
UniversityHere's Us a New Free Dative: Presentatives and
Non-Subcategorized Datives in English, Hebrew, and Elsewhere
Room 521Language Revival Chair: Shlomo Izre'el, Tel Aviv
UniversityGanna Veselovska, V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National
University, UkraineComparative Analysis of Successful and Failed
Language Revival Examples in Australia and the UKJussi Ylikoski,
UiT The Arctic University of NorwayFuture Prospects of North Saami
in Light of the History of Modern Hebrew and Other Revived
Languages: Expectations, Possibilities and Paradoxes
Coffee
Development of Modern Hebrew SyntaxEran Cohen, The Hebrew
UniversityThe Modern Hebrew Prepositional Relative Clause
StrategyNurit Melnik, The Open UniversityThe Development of the VOS
Construction
Chair: Gabi Danon, Bar-Ilan University Asya Pereltsvaig,
Independent ScholarThe Role of Language Contact in the Syntactic
Development of Yiddish
