Wednesday, February 24th
- András Bárány
Object agreement and the structure of ditransitives across languages - Milena Šereikaité
Dative Case Assignment and Ditransitives in Lithuanian - Gabriele Diewald, Vera Lee-Schoenfeld and Maud Kelly
German double-accusative verbs: Different solutions for avoiding a marked construction - Jim Wood
Nominalizations of ditransitives in Icelandic [Recording] - Xiaomeng Ma
Why No Double Objective Construction in Shupamem - Cherlon Ussery and Hjalmar Petersen
Scope in Faroese ditransitives
Thursday, February 25th
- Alina Tigău and Klaus Von Heusinger
[Person] intervention effects with Romanian ditransitive constructions - Klaus Von Heusinger, Marco García García and Diego Romero Heredero
Verb class and Differential Object Marking in Spanish ditransitive constructions - Elena Callegari and Anton Karl Ingason
Topicalization: The IO/DO Asymmetry in Icelandic - Johannes Rothert
Investigating Person-Case Effects in Standard German and Swabian - Jóhannes Gísli Jónsson
Inversion in Icelandic ditransitives - Ana Regina Calindro and Maria Aparecida Torres Morais
Preposition reanalyzes and ditransitive sentences in Brazilian Portuguese - Gary Thoms
On the derivation of prepositional dative constructions in Irish and Gaelic
Friday, February 26th
- Matthew Tyler
Thematic role and movement to subject position: Muskogean evidence for a ‘deactivation’-based account - Einar Freyr Sigurðsson
High Applicatives in Icelandic Adjectival Constructions - Kevin Kwong
Null/deleted prepositions and the illusion of double object constructions in Cantonese - Breanna Pratley and Philip Monahan
Can English Idioms Undergo the Dative Alternation? A Priming Investigation