Weekly Presentation Schedule & Presenter Lineup
| Time Slot | Presentation Details (Title & Presenter) |
|---|---|
| 1:10–1:30 PM | Lunch Break |
| 1:30–1:40 PM | Man vs Machine: evaluating Al in translating classical idioms Alexandra Nikolopoulou |
| 1:40–1:50 PM | An investigation of the competition between different means of expressing the future in Late Middle and Early New High German Jordan Reid |
| 1:50–2:00 PM | Can LLMs Learn Diachronic Syntax Without Universal Grammar? A Poverty-of-the-Stimulus Test on Historical Corpora Lavinia Chereluc (Bratu) |
| Time Slot | Thursday (23/7) | Friday (24/7) |
|---|---|---|
| 4:55–5:05 PM | Tracing the evolution of psych-verbs in the diachrony of Greek: The case of Dative Experiencer psych-verbs Anastasia Tsiropina | Greek Preverbs in Diachrony: An Ongoing Study Nadia Scanavino |
| 5:05–5:15 PM | Language Variation and Interaction of Factors in Czech Reflexive Clitic Placement: Evidence from the Late 19th Century Linda Rudenka | Seeing something unexpected: On the diachrony of French voyez-moi ça as a mirative marker Ivica Bakmaz |
| 5:15–5:25 PM | Letters Across Time: Linguistic Variation in Fictional and Authentic English Correspondence Ariadni Manousaki | Greek presents in -k- and their cognates Sofia Dmitrieva |
| 5:25–5:35 PM | ¡¿En serio?! A mirative marker in Spanish?! A diachronic case study Yannick Piechotta | The expression of gender in Phrygian onomastics Elena Maria Sinatra |
| 5:35–5:45 PM | Language used for women vs language women use: Linguistics on gender and power Pavlina Konstantopoulou-Belogianni | The Effect of Metaphor and Metonymy in the Stability of Colexifications Ecesu Ürker |
| 5:45–5:55 PM | The Conceptualization of Space in Herodotus and Thucydides Davide Pinna | Leveraging LLMs in semantic change studies Samuele De Santis Savoldelli |
| 5:55–6:05 PM | Tangut grades and their Sino-Tibetan prominence Tok Shing Henry Wong | Caring for and through Inner Speech(es) Abdelhadi Moumene |