Program

Morning Session

MORNING SESSION

10:00  Silvia Luraghi - Opening

10:10  Sergey Say (Universität Potsdam): Degrees of complexity in valency class systems and their typological correlates

11:00  Break

11:20  Mikhail Daniel (Collegium de Lyon): Valency alternations in Modern Eastern Armenian

12:10  Petr Kocharov (Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg): Ditransitive Alignment in Classical Armenian

13:00 Lunch

AFTERNOON SESSION

14:15-18:30  The Pavia team: current work, progress and discussion

14.15-15.30

Current and future activities of local project members (S. Luraghi/C. Zanchi/A.P. Aprosio/ M. Giuliani LREC poster; E. Roma, C. Zanchi, C. Mignanti, G. Di Bartolo, M. C. Seghedoni, C. Galli, S. Mattiola)

 Erica Biagetti (University of Pavia) and Leonardo Montesi (University G. Marconi) - Experiential verbs in Vedic Sanskrit

 Martina Giarda (University of Pavia and University of Bergamo) - Valency Patterns in Middle English: Methodological challenges and preliminary results

 Guglielmo Inglese (University of Turin) and Silvia Luraghi (University of Pavia) – Storing Hittite verbs in the PaVeDa database: challenges and perspectives

 Manuel F. M. Serafini (University of Pavia) - Some examples of Double Accusative Constructions in Homeric Greek

 Luca Brigada Villa (University of Pavia and University of Bergamo) - Microroles mapping in the PaVeDa database: current situation and possible solutions

 Questions & answers

15.35-15.55 Break

15.55- 17.10

 Erica Pinelli (University of Pavia) – Storing corpus data for Modern Standard Russian

 Michele Tron (University of Pavia) - Some notes on adding (Middle) Welsh to PaVeDa

 Martina Giuliani (University of Pavia and University of Bergamo) – Transfer verbs in Latin: valency patterns and alternations

 Lucrezia Carnesale (University of Pavia) - Valency patterns and alternations in Hindi: a study on ditransitive verbs

 Riccardo Mazzieri (University of Pavia) - The causative alternation in Swedish

 Claudia Corbetta (University of Pavia and University of Bergamo), Michela Cennamo and Stella Merlin (University of Naples “Federico II”) - Verb valency and argument alternations in early Italo-Romance vernaculars:  a preliminary investigation from Old Florentine and Old Venetan

17.10-17.30

 Final discussion, publication plans, future meetings