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Accepted Papers
The order of presentations will be determined closer to conference dates.
| Sofia Oskolskaya; Maksim Fedotov; Elizaveta Zabelina; Natalia Zaika | (In)stability of caritive expressions in the languages of the world |
| Andrey Drinfeld; Jose Antonio Jódar-Sánchez | ‘And’ verbs in Torricelli languages: description, typology, and diachrony |
| Jesus Olguin; Alonso Vásquez; Pilar Valenzuela | ‘From…to/until…’: Beginning-to-end constructions in typological perspective |
| Sune Gregersen; Eva van Lier | A cross-linguistic survey of habitual markers |
| Mae Carroll; Sacha Beniamine | A 'data-direct' typology of exponence |
| Anna Bugaeva | A diachronic study of anticausatives in Ainu |
| Lulu Zou; Cathryn Yang | A diachronic typological approach to the development of complex contour tones |
| Antoni Brosa-Rodríguez; M. Dolores Jiménez-López; Adrià Torrens-Urrutia | A Gradient Language Universal (GLU) Model for Quantifying Typological Universality and Language Complexity from UD data |
| Egor Kashkin | A non-standard grammaticalization path of visual perception verbs: evidence from Tatyshly Udmurt |
| Xu Yang | A Study of Bodily Sensation Events and Their Constructions in Mandarin Chinese |
| Tao Zhang | A Typological Approach to Chinese Modal Auxiliary Construction: A case of Yào-MAC in Chinese |
| Fangqiong Zhan | A typological investigation of the development of the Chinese discourse marker V-qilai |
| Silvia Luraghi; Simone Mattiola | A typological view of verbal reduplication in ancient Indo-European languages |
| Katherine Walker; Eva van Lier | A typology of conditional indexing |
| Lukas Denk | Allomorphs remain complex when they are prominent and frequent |
| Hing-Yuet Fung | An oblique case of asymmetry: Word orders in OV/VO languages and languages without a dominant word order |
| Guglielmo Inglese; Jean-Christophe Verstraete | Anticausative constructions in Australian languages: a synchronic and diachronic typology |
| Alice Bondarenko | Antipassive uses of the Swedish middle marker: an areal perspective |
| Shelece Easterday | Are primal consonant inventory gaps diachronically stable? |
| Jessica K. Ivani; Taras Zakharko | Aspects of phasal polarity in Suansu |
| Christine Lamarre; Na Song; Kemin Sun | Associated Motion markers and Directionals in Sinitic languages |
| Johan van der Auwera; Umarani Pappuswamy | At least' indefinites in Dravidian |
| Shogo Mizuno | Axial forms exhibit stronger cohesion with the ground nominal than directional markers |
| Randy J. LaPolla | Background and key concepts of the two approaches and the motivation for bringing them together for a more empirical and comprehensive approach to typology and language description |
| Agnes Conrad | Bare Classifiers in a Contact Zone of Southwest China: Case study of Eastern Minyag |
| Guglielmo Inglese; Fabio Gasparini; Maurizio Viano | Basic valency in Semitic: a comparative diachronic outlook |
| Kira Davey; Keira Mullan | Beyond canonical typology: A framework for the typological study of major word classes |
| Jacob Menschel | Beyond voice: covert symmetrical diathesis alternations in Andoke (Northwestern Amazonia) |
| Colin Bannard; Emily Hanink; Jens Hopperdietzel; Andrew Koontz-Garboden; Siena Weingartz | Biases in the lexical category of property concept words: A reevaluation of Dixon (1982) |
| Yi-Yang Cheng; Andre Goderich | Case Marker Syncretism and Proper Names in Matu’uwal Atayal, an Austronesian Language of Taiwan |
| Siyu Liu; Michael Cysouw | Comparative categories for content interrogatives |
| Ian Joo; Yu-Yin Hsu | Comparing phonological profiles via Phonotacticon, a phonotactic database |
| Lin Lu | Constructing a Reference Grammar from a Typological Perspective: Integrating the Creation of Meaning Theory and Radical Construction Grammar—The Case of O.Thog Tibetan |
| Qi Huang | Contrast and referentiality of Meixian Hakka numeral classifiers in exophoric and endophoric contexts—implications for grammaticalization scenarios |
| Annemarie Verkerk; Hedvig Skirgård | Controlling for genealogical and spatial autocorrelation: what do(n’t) we lose by sampling? |
| Wen Lu; Man Shan Hui; Pui Yiu Szeto | Convergence zones in Central China |
| Xiaoxue Sun | Correlations between Classifiers and Plurality |
| Yuan-Lin Mickey Yang | Cross the Domains or Not? Typological Implications of Toda Seediq Modal Auxiliaries |
| Olga Nádvorníková; Alexandr Rosen | Cross-linguistic variations in syntactic complexity: insights from a multilingual parallel corpus |
| Sami Honkasalo | Cumulative comparatives: At the crossroads of aspect and comparative constructions? |
| György Rákosi | Datives and for-PPs in competition: A diachronic change in Hungarian |
| Zhou Bei | Degree markers: a typology perspective |
| Yanding Guo | Dependency Distance May Not Exhibit Significant Difference in Word Order Typology: A token-based Study Based on "Dependency Dropping "Hypothesis |
| Zahid Akter | Diachronic Typology of Verbal Argument Indexation: Insights from South Central (Kuki-Chin) Tibeto-Burman Languages |
| Naonori Nagaya; Mai Hayashi | Differential object marking in Tagalog |
| Yui Suzuki | Differential subject marking in Turkish complement clauses: A corpus study |
| Bill Palmer | Directional terms in Papuan languages: a survey |
| Daria Alfimova | Each Baltic valency is Baltic in its own way: Evidence from a parallel corpus of film subtitles |
| Hongmei Fang | Echo answers |
| Gede Primahadi W. Rajeg; Charlotte Hemmings; I Wayan Arka; Engga Zakaria Sangian | Enggano Middle Voice and Valence Over Time |
| Matías Guzmán Naranjo; Marvin Martiny | Errors; mistakes and typological claims |
| Edmond Cane; Artur Jaupaj | Evolution and entrenchment of basic color terms in Albanian from a usage-based cognitivist angle |
| Muhammad Zakaria; David A. Peterson | Evolutionary pathways between applicative, causative, and middle |
| Ling Jiang | Exploring Cross-Linguistic Patterns in Experiencer Constructions |
| Althea Löfgren; Santiago Herrera; Bruno Guillaume; Natalia Levshina; Sylvain Kahane | Exploring Sampling Strategies for Linguistic Diversity: A Comparative Analysis of UD Treebanks |
| I Wayan Arka | Exploring the Attrition and Demise of Symmetricality in Austronesian Voice Systems: Insights from Barrier Islands Languages of Indonesia and Beyond |
| Shobhana Chelliah; Grayson Ziegler | Facilitating typological comparison across Tibeto-Burman languages using Hierarchical Interlinear Glossed Text (HIGT) |
| Thomas Stolz | Familiarity-based splits in the grammar of toponyms |
| Carolyn Siegman | Fricatives or approximants: A typology of stop-to-continuant processes |
| Sasha Wilmoth | From nominal to verbal negation in Western Desert (Pama-Nyungan): an alternative Negative Existential Cycle |
| Tom Koss | Future and past tenses in binary tense systems |
| Iker Salaberri; Borja Ariztimuño-Lopez | Grammaticalization of tense-aspect-mood and the typology of NOT YET expressions |
| Kseniia Erokhina; Irene Gorbunova | Hiding behind my back: deictic system shift in Southern Ludian |
| Jun Lu; Na Liu | Honorific Forms of Personal Pronouns in Tibeto-Burman Languages and Their Typological Significance |
| Wiltrud Mihatsch | How grammar steers lexical change: linking linguistic relativity and lexical typology |
| Luca Alfieri | How much history in typology? A typologically-consistent, text-based, quantitative approach to the reconstruction of the Proto-Indo-European adjective class |
| Wesley Kuhron Jones | How pragmatic implicature can thwart a common grammaticalization pathway: From location to completion in Horokoi |
| Philip Rogers; Jesus Olguin | If we hadn’t done this, we wouldn’t know: A cross-linguistic analysis of competing strategies for expressing counterfactual conditionals |
| Reb Nunez | Imperatives in Marinduque Tagalog: Evidence of Aspectual Inflection |
| Elizabeth Zeitoun | Impersonal pronouns in Formosan languages |
| Tom Bossuyt | Improving the semantic map of additivity: Free-choice indefinite pronouns and universal concessive conditionals |
| Martina Giuliani Claudia Corbetta | In the "middle" of Late Latin and Old Italian: analyzing the middle continuum through verb valency patterns and alternations |
| Stacy Fang-ching Teng | Inclusory pronominal constructions in Formosan languages |
| Cristian Ruben Juárez | Intra-language family valency orientation and stability: A view from Guaycuruan languages |
| Luca Alfieri; Daniela Baldassarre; Diego Luinetti; Leonardo Montesi; Maria Simoniello | Levels of analysis, quality modifier encoding and adjectival typology |
| Nataliya Levkovych | Loan conjunctions in the languages of the world |
| Jayden Macklin-Cordes; Thomas Ennever; Mitchell Browne; Maria Copot | Locative functions beyond space and time: Pama-Nyungan case semantics reflect ahistorical processes |
| Na Liu | Mapping the causative continuum in Mandarin: An empirical approach |
| Diego Alves | Measuring the effects of language contact using word-order entropy: The case of Nheengatu |
| Phillip G. Rogers | Missing the forest for the trees: The role of syntactic distributional information in the architecture of the lexicon |
| Jonathon Lum; Eleanor Yacopetti; Laurits Stapput Knudsen; Tom Ennever | Monodirectionality and the intrinsic frame of reference |
| Siyu Tao; Lucia Donatelli; Michael Hahn | More frequent verbs are associated with more diverse valency frames: Efficient principles at the lexicon-grammar interface |
| Alexandre François | Morphogenesis from generic nouns: Insights from Vanuatu |
| Daniel Krauße | Moving into the periphery: Adpositional verbs in Melanesia |
| Yingqi Jing; Robert Östling; Joakim Nivre; Michael Dunn | Multilevel phylogenetic inference of syntactic harmony |
| Cherry Chit-Yu Lam | Negative markers and the evolution of yes-no questions in Cantonese |
| Gertraud Fenk-Oczlon | Non-replicable significant negative correlations between phoneme inventory size and number of phonemes per word, and Menzerath’s law |
| So Miyagawa | Noun Incorporation and Verbal Valency in Coptic from a Typological Perspective |
| Anastasia Panova | On dedicatedness of phasal polarity expressions: evidence from Gawarbati (Indo-Aryan) |
| Maike Vorholt | On Maltese prepositions in coordinating constructions |
| Anindita Sahoo; Akshay R; Foong Ha Yap | On the extended uses of copulas in Malayalam and other Dravidian languages: a typological perspective |
| Gunti Prem Sagar; Foong Ha Yap; Anindita Sahoo | On the intransitivizing uses of kon/kol in Dravidian languages |
| Julia Nintemann | On the special status of toponyms and anthroponyms in spatial constructions |
| Bradley McDonnell | On valency alternations in a symmetrical voice system |
| Yasutomo Kuwana; Hisao Tokizaki | Order of Noun and Adjective in Word Order Typology |
| Lidia Federica Mazzitelli | Passive constructions in Oceanic languages: typology and variation |
| Anna Sjöberg | Patterns of motivation in the cognition lexicon |
| David Erschler | Personal Names and Marking Split with Secondary Cases in Upper Bal Svan |
| Ljuba Veselinova; Tihomir Rangelov | Phasal polarity expressions: a cross-linguistic and intragenealogical study |
| Philipp Tuchak | Phasal polarity in an endangered idiom: the case of South Ludic |
| Jeanette Sakel | Phasal polarity in Mosetén |
| Irene Gorbunova | Phasal Polarity in Telengut (Nothern Altai) |
| Nikolaus P. Himmelmann | Prosody in the study of word order: when is a language V-initial? |
| Adam James Ross Tallman; Natalie Weber; Hiroto Uchihara; Sandra Auderset; Eric W. Campbell; Ambrocio Guttierrez Lorenzo; Gladys Camacho Rios; Christian Juarez; Andres Pablo Salanova; Patience Epps; Anthony C. Woodbury; Minella Duzerol; Taylor Miller; Magdalena Lemus; Dennis Wylie; Stephen Mann | Quantifying misalignments in morphosyntactic and phonological domains in cross-linguistic perspective: a case study of the Americas |
| Matthias Urban | Radical typology: root structure preferences and their conditioning factors across languages |
| Ezequiel Koile; Damián Blasi, et al. | Recurring patterns in word borrowing across the world’s languages |
| Victor Bogren Svensson | Reduction in the Austronesian Voice System in Takituduh Bunun |
| Frederic Blum | Replicating sound symbolism: Overcoming bias and generalizability challenges in quantitative typology |
| Daniela Casartelli | Reported Speech Without Reporting Speech: A Typological Discussion |
| Megane Lesuisse | Reproducibility & Diverging results for a typology of Motion events: Eight reasons why |
| Zhou Yao | Research on the Tibetan Ergative Case Construction |
| Tianhua Luo | Rethinking interrogative verbs: A typological rarum |
| Antoni Brosa-Rodríguez | Revisitation of Greenbergian Dominant Basic Word Order in Computational Quantitative Typology |
| Shuya Zhang; Yunfan Lai | Revisiting recipient-beneficiary marking in Mainland Southeast Asian languages: the versatile lɔ⁵¹ in Jiamao (oral) |
| Martin Haspelmath | Robust and transparent database publication in typology: Language parameters and construction parameters in the CrossGram data registry |
| Maria Pupynina; Yukari Nagayama | Sex-specific forms of personal names in Chukchi and Alutor |
| Shihong Zhou | Signaling Who Has the Rights to Know Better : Interpersonal Tag Constructions Marked by Particles Hao （嚎） and Ao（嗷） in Northeastern Mandarin Chinese |
| Maia Duguine; Aritz Irurtzun | Social and structural factors for the emergence of Bare Nouns in Basque, a language without bare nouns |
| Martin Haspelmath; Shogo Mizuno | Some universals of comparative constructions: Revisiting Greenberg, Stassen and Heine |
| Philippe Antoine Martinez | Engagement as part of the broader domain of knowledge management in Chhitkul-Rākchham (West-Himalayish): the postverbal clitic =niŋ |
| Jerzy Gaszewski | Surlatives as valency markers: exploring a pattern in argument marking found in European languages |
| Na Song | Temporary vs. Permanent existential in Baoding (Sinitic): A function-based extension |
| Ronald P. Schaefer; Francis O. Egbokhare | Tense, Temporal Distance, and Tone: A Case Study from West Africa |
| Michael Dunn | The Animacy Hierarchy derived from multilingual corpus data |
| Andrey Drinfeld | The case for a Trans-Asian linguistic area |
| Maria Bardají; Elsie Marie T. Or; Angelina Aquino; Nikolaus P. Himmelmann | The challenges of symmetrical voice languages for Universal Dependencies |
| Petr Kocharov; Lilit Kharatyan | The Classical Armenian Valency Lexicon |
| Yu Li | The definiteness marking on proper names in Zauzou, a Tibeto-Burman language in China |
| Neige Rochant | The eccentricities of phasal polarity in Pukur (Atlantic) |
| Daniel Ross | The effects of terminological variation for large-scale typology: A comparison of rigorous typological surveys to Grambank entries |
| Jesus Olguin | The interaction of irrealis markers in conditional constructions: A typological account |
| Wang Qi; Anders Holmberg | The morphology of Chinese proper names |
| Sebastian Dom; Leora Bar-el; Ponsiano Kanijo; Malin Petzell | The noncausal/causal alternation: Variation and diachrony in selected Bantu languages |
| Natalia Levshina | The number of core arguments in corpora with Universal Dependencies: The role of communicative efficiency and culture |
| Xiyue Huang | The passive constructions in Cuntou Tuhua: An analysis based on Radical Construction Grammar |
| Yo Matsumoto; Anna Bordilovskaya; Kiyoko Eguchi; Sakura Ishikawa; Yuko Morokuma; Yuko Yoshinari | The progressive and the attainment of a goal in motion-event descriptions: evidence from a crosslinguistic experimental study |
| Lingzi Zhuang | Towards a parametrically-articulated typology of mirativity |
| Denys Teptiuk; Tatiana Nikitina | Towards a typology of scope and position misalignment: The case of reported speech constructions |
| Daria Belova | Towards the semantic typology of permissive causatives |
| Sonia Cristofaro | Typological explanations in synchrony and diachrony: The emergence of accusative alignment in case marking cross-linguistically |
| Olga Krasnoukhova; Shahar Shirtz; Annemarie Verkerk | Typology and diachrony of negation across three predication domains: The case of Indo-European. |
| Michael Daniel; Polina Nasledskova; Anna Sorokina | Using dictionaries for morphosyntactic data mining: lability in the languages of Daghestan |
| Hedvig Skirgård | Using UD to explore cross-linguistic structural complexity |
| Lilian Guerrero | Valency and body parts: alternative coding of dressing/undressing events |
| Shan Cong; Nargil; Brigitte Pakendorf; Natalia Stoynova | Valency patterns across Northern Tungusic: internal vs. contact-induced changes as revealed through corpora |
| Giuseppina di Bartolo | Variation and change of valency patterns of Ancient Greek request verbs |
| Kevin Behrens | Verbal agreement in European sign languages |
| Yang Xiao | Verb-Marked Voice or Beyond? – Benefactives in Three Sinitic Languages |
| Maria Bardají | Verum existentials in western Austronesian: a further case for the typology of existential constructions |
| Lukas Denk | Why Inverse Systems are Not Sensitive to Proper Names |
| Liwei Gong; Satoshi Uehara; Heiko Narrog | Word order variation split by predication types: subject-predicate word order in predicate-initial languages |