James Miller (Durham) - Some thoughts on language and ontology
Giulia Mazzola, Michelle Sheehan, Clémentine Raffy and Liam Garside (Newcastle) - ‘The syntax and semantics of visual and auditory perception in Romance languages’
Fintan Mallory (Durham) - ‘Competence and Compression in Linguistic Comprehension’
Clémentine Raffy (Newcastle) and Sonia Cyrino (Lisbon) - ‘Understanding perception: see- and hear-verbs against embedded negation’
Sara Uckelman (Durham) - ‘On the Identity of Proper Names’
Rory Turnbull (Newcastle) - 'On simplicity and parsimony in theoretical phonology'
We hosted a workshop at SLE 2025 (Bordeaux) on perception verbs.
Thursday 28th August 2025
Introduction to perception
Michelle Sheehan, Clémentine Raffy, Giulia Mazzola and Liam Garside
Variable agreement constructions in Spanish: between perception modalities and conceptual foregrounding
Renata Enghels
The syntax and semantics of Indonesian taste/touch verb
Poppy Siahaan
From taste perception to flavors of epistemicity: Italian mi sa
Andrea Miglietta and Eva-Maria Remberger
Tersko perception complementation: a Romance-like system in Slavic?
Francesco Costantini and Jelena Živojinović
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Investigating the syntax of evidentiality in French: Three information-source judgement experiments
Lena Baunaz, Katerina Palasis and Seçkin Arslan
Seeing that in preschool French: Investigating clausal complementation as a function of evidentiality
Katerina Palasis
From perception to speech acts: a study on Brazilian Portuguese perception verb ver ‘see’
Marcus Vinicius Lunguinho and Patrícia Rodrigues
Thursday 28th August 2025
Gerundive complements and direct vs. imaginative readings of ver ‘see’ in Brazilian Portuguese
Patricia Rodrigues
Pseudo-relative complement clauses in Australian languages: A typological survey
Dana Louagie and Ellison Luk
The syntax of perception along the Binding Hierarchy: an exploratory comparative corpus study of Romance languages
Giulia Mazzola, Clémentine Raffy, Liam Garside and Michelle Sheehan
Discussion