We will leave these links online at least until March 11th. Participants wishing to comment on the talks can do so through the Slack site for the conference or through the YouTube site.

Lucas Champollion: "Negative events and truthmaker semantics"

Patrick Munoz: "Maori personal marking and type-e nouns"

Yuta Tatsumi: Negative polarity and the silent MUCH in degree constructions

Noritsugu Hayashi: Generating and licensing the universality of the Japanese NPI dare-mo

Wataru Uegaki: Cross-linguistic patterns in the selectional restrictions of preferential predicates (link removed at request of the speaker)

Muyi Yang: Referentiality and plurality in conditionals

Xuetong Yuan and Yusuke Yagi: Stronger additivity: Toward a unification of additivity and concessivity

Daniar Kasenov "Imperatives as counterfactual antecedents in Russian: a stripped approach"

Jan Wislicki, Marcin Wagiel "Deriving a terminal-internal recursion in numerical expressions"

Yurie Hara: A diachronic semantic shift from causal to conditional: a cross-linguistic and game-theoretic approach

Yimei Xiang: Relativized Exhaustivity: Mention-Some and Uniqueness

Yenan Sun: Maintaining Mandarin hen as a weak intensifier

Julie Goncharev: Emphatic definite descriptions and detached reference

Aviv Schoenfeld: Mass definite generics

Yasutada Sudo: Additivity, Accommodation, and Alternatives

March 2^nd

Morning session

10:00-11:30 Lucas Champollion Negative events and truthmaker semantics

11:30-12:30 Patrick Munoz Maori personal marking and type-e nouns

Lunch

Afternoon session

3:00-4:00 Yuta Tatsumi Negative polarity and the silent MUCH in degree constructions (in person+online)

4:00-5:00 Noritsugu Hayashi Generating and licensing the universality of the Japanese NPI dare-mo (in person +online)

Break

5:15-6:45 Wataru Uegaki Cross-linguistic patterns in the selectional restrictions of preferential predicates

6:45-9:00 Dinner party (all in-person participants are invited. Cost: Free)

March 3^rd

Morning session

10:00-11:00 Muyi Yang Referentiality and plurality in conditionals

11:00-12:00 Xuetong Yuan and Yusuke Yagi Stronger additivity: Toward a unification of additivity and concessivity

Lunch

Afternoon session

3:00-4:00 Daniar Kasenov Imperatives as counterfactual antecedents in Russian: a stripped approach

4:00-5:00 Jan Wislicki, Marcin Wagiel Deriving a terminal-internal recursion in numerical expressions

Break

5:15-6:45 Yurie Hara A diachronic semantic shift from causal to conditional:

a cross-linguistic and game-theoretic approach

March 4^th

Morning session

10:00-11:30 Yimei Xiang Relativized Exhaustivity: Mention-Some and Uniqueness

11:30-12:30 Yenan Sun Maintaining Mandarin hen as a weak intensifier

Lunch

Afternoon session

3:00-4:00 Julie Goncharev Emphatic definite descriptions and detached reference

4:00-5:00 Aviv Schoenfeld Mass definite generics

Break

5:15-6:45 Yasutada Sudo Additivity, Accommodation, and Alternatives

To register, send an email request to talk2022.keio@gmail.com with "TaLK Registration" in the subject. Please indicate whether you plan to attend online, in person, or both.

Please register early.

Registration is free.

Links for the talks on Zoom and an invitation to the discussion on Slack will be sent out only to people who have registered.

The conference will be held both online and in person. The in-person event will be held in the 1st floor Hall of the North Building on Keio's Mita campus.

There will be a dinner party after the final talk on the first day of the conference (March 2nd), free to all who have registered.

The online event will be held on Zoom, with an accompanying Slack page for exchange of written comments and discussion. Zoom links and invitations to the Slack page will be sent out by Tuesday March 1st to those who have registered.

Talks will be recorded and made available on YouTube to allow for accessibility to a wider audience.