Feb 182013
Depuis 1997, l’Association canadienne de linguistique souligne la meilleure communication étudiante présentée lors de la rencontre annuelle. À partir de 2008 l’Association a commencé à souligner la meilleure affiche étudiante. Des présentations étudiantes et les affiches étudiantes de tout domaine de la linguistique et de toute orientation théorique sont admissibles à ce concours. Les gagnant-e-s sont inéligibles aux futurs concours.
Each year since 1997, the Canadian Linguistic Association selects the best student paper presented at the annual meeting. Starting in 2008 the Association began to select the best student poster. Student papers and posters in all areas of linguistics and from any theoretical perspective may be considered for the award. Winners are not eligible for future competitions.
Gagnant-e-s | Winners:
- 2019:
- Communication | Talk:
- Gagnantes | Winners:
- Gloria Mellesmoen & Marianne Huijsmans (University of British Columbia)
Pluractionality in ʔayʔaǰuθəm
- Gloria Mellesmoen & Marianne Huijsmans (University of British Columbia)
- Mention honorable | Honourable mention:
- Elias Abdollahnejad, University of Calgary
Persian ditransitives: Movement for specificity?
- Elias Abdollahnejad, University of Calgary
- Gagnantes | Winners:
- Affiche | Poster:
- Gagnant-e-s | Winners:
- Stéphane Térosier, Université de Montréal
Definiteness and specificity in the Martinican Creole DP
- Nora Villeneuve, Université du Québec à Montréal
Une description syntaxique et sémantique du morphème d’aspect ‑liq‑ en inuktitut
- Stéphane Térosier, Université de Montréal
- Gagnant-e-s | Winners:
- Communication | Talk:
- 2018:
- Communication | Talk:
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Adriana Soto-Corominas, Western University
Asymmetrical acquisition of non-personal Catalan clitics: Dominance effects
- Adriana Soto-Corominas, Western University
- Mention honorable | Honourable mention:
- Lindsay Hracs, University of Calgary
A corpus study of only in child-directed and child-produced speech
- Lindsay Hracs, University of Calgary
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Affiche | Poster:
- Gagnant | Winner:
- Majed Al-Solami, University of Toronto
Vowel elision, stress, and dialect contact in Bedouin dialects
- Majed Al-Solami, University of Toronto
- Gagnant | Winner:
- Communication | Talk:
- 2017:
- Communication | Talk (20 min.):
- Julianne Doner, University of Toronto
Predicate-sensitive EPP - Nicole Hildebrandt-Edgar, York University
I don’t know in Toronto and Victoria: Comparing analyses of discourse variation
- Julianne Doner, University of Toronto
- Communication | Talk (10 min.):
- Virgilio Partida Peñalva, University of Toronto
Stripping in Spanish: Focalized PP remnants
- Virgilio Partida Peñalva, University of Toronto
- Affiche | Poster:
- Angélica Hernández Constantin, Western University
Différences regionales dans l’utilisation du verbe impersonnel haber de l’espagnol : Les Caraïbes contre l’Amérique Latine continentale
- Angélica Hernández Constantin, Western University
- Communication | Talk (20 min.):
- 2016:
- Communication | Talk:
- Neil Banerjee, University of Toronto
Of monsters and modals
- Neil Banerjee, University of Toronto
- Affiche | Poster:
- Malina Radu, University of Toronto
Conditioned variability in the realization of Romanian rhotics
- Malina Radu, University of Toronto
- Communication | Talk:
- 2015:
- Communication | Talk:
- Brandon Fry, University of Ottawa
The derivation of theme-signs in Algonquin Ojibwe: A Multiple Agree approach
- Brandon Fry, University of Ottawa
- Affiche | Poster:
- Stéphanie Luna, Université du Québec à Montréal
Variation syntaxique de la langue des signes québécoise chez les aînés sourds
- Stéphanie Luna, Université du Québec à Montréal
- Communication | Talk:
- 2014:
- Communication | Talk:
- Naomi Francis, University of Toronto
This predicate is tasty: Predicates of personal taste, faultless disagreement, and the ideal judge
- Naomi Francis, University of Toronto
- Affiche | Poster:
- Danica MacDonald, University of Calgary
From a classifier language to a mass-count language: What can historical data show us?
- Danica MacDonald, University of Calgary
- Communication | Talk:
- 2013:
- Communications | Talks:
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Julie Goncharov, University of Toronto
Self-superlatives
- Julie Goncharov, University of Toronto
- Mentions honorables | Honourable mentions:
- Michael Hamilton, McGill University
Wh movement in Mi’gmaq - Kevin McMullin, UBC
Learning consonant harmony in artificial languages
- Michael Hamilton, McGill University
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Affiches | Posters:
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Alexandra Motut, University of Toronto
A semantics for object-oriented depictives and their connection to partitives
- Alexandra Motut, University of Toronto
- Mention honorable | Honourable mention:
- Sonja Thoma, UBC
Bavarian discourse particles: At the syntax-pragmatics interface
- Sonja Thoma, UBC
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Communications | Talks:
- 2012:
- Communications | Talks:
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Sara Johansson, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Acquiring Northern East Cree verbal morphology: Evidence from inchoative verbs
- Sara Johansson, Memorial University of Newfoundland
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Affiches | Posters:
- Gagnant | Winner:
- Philippe Gauthier, Western University
High-vowel laxing in Canadian French
- Philippe Gauthier, Western University
- Gagnant | Winner:
- Communications | Talks:
- 2011:
- Communications | Talks:
- Gagnantes | Winners:
- Beth MacLeod, University of Toronto
Perceptual salience and cross-dialectal phonetic convergence in Spanish - Alexandra Simonenko, McGill University
Domains in Mainland Scandinavian DP: Syntax and phonology
- Beth MacLeod, University of Toronto
- Gagnantes | Winners:
- Affiches | Posters:
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Joanne Markle LaMontagne, University of Toronto
Acquisition of the Spanish Present Perfect by Spanish–English Bilinguals
- Joanne Markle LaMontagne, University of Toronto
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Communications | Talks:
- 2010:
- Communications | Talks:
- Gagnant | Winner:
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Viktor Kharlamov, University of Ottawa
Final devoicing & (in)complete neutralization: The role of task-specific factors
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Viktor Kharlamov, University of Ottawa
- Gagnant | Winner:
- Affiches | Posters:
- Gagnante | Winner:
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Liisa Duncan, University of Toronto
Consonant gradation in Finnish dialects
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Liisa Duncan, University of Toronto
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Communications | Talks:
- 2009:
- Communications | Talks:
- Gagnante | Winner:
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Elisabeth Ferch, University of British Columbia
Number and Quantification in Shona?
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Elisabeth Ferch, University of British Columbia
- Mentions honorables | Honorable mentions:
- Viktor Kharlamov, University of Ottawa
Speakers’ Notion of the Syllable: The Role of Statistical Factors in Onset Wellformedness - Bethany MacLeod, University of Toronto
Gwhat did you say? Epenthetic Velars in Costa Rican Spanish
- Viktor Kharlamov, University of Ottawa
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Affiches | Posters:
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Darcie Blainey, Tulane University
Schwa Behaviour in Formal and Informal Speech in the French of Ville Platte, Louisiana
- Darcie Blainey, Tulane University
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Communications | Talks:
- 2008:
- Communications | Talks:
- Gagnantes | Winners:
- Heather Bliss, University of British Columbia
Structuring information in Blackfoot: Against an A’-agreement analysis of cross-clausal agreement - Isabelle Charnavel, University of California, Los Angeles
L’alternance avoir été/être eu dans les auxiliaires du passé surcomposé en français: un nouvel argument pour le caractère syntaxique du morphème se
- Heather Bliss, University of British Columbia
- Gagnantes | Winners:
- Affiches | Posters:
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Jennifer Glougie, University of British Columbia
On future expression in St’át’imcets: Modality vs. aspect
- Jennifer Glougie, University of British Columbia
- Mentions honorables | Honourable mentions:
- Heather Bliss, University of British Columbia, and Dennis Storoshenko, Simon Fraser University
Passivization and A’-movement in Shona - Bethany MacLeod, University of Toronto
The hierarchy of velar weakening in Buenos Aires Spanish
- Heather Bliss, University of British Columbia, and Dennis Storoshenko, Simon Fraser University
- Gagnante | Winner:
- Communications | Talks:
- 2007:
Gagnante | Winner:- Bethany Lochbihler, University of Ottawa
Mapping inversion: A morpho-syntactic analysis of the inverse system in Ojibwa
- Bethany Lochbihler, University of Ottawa
- 2006:
Gagnante | Winner:- Catherine Macdonald, University of Toronto
Tongan Personal Pronouns
Mentions honorables | Honourable mentions:
- Janet Leonard, University of Victoria
Formalising the Phonology of Stress in Senćoŧen - Ulyana Savchenko, University of Toronto
L2 Acquisition of the Semantics of Russian Dative Subjects
- Catherine Macdonald, University of Toronto
- 2005:
Gagnante | Winner:- Christina Manouilidou, University of Ottawa
Computation of thematic features in deverbal nouns: Probing the effect of the verbal root
Mention honorable | Honourable mention:
- Christine Pittman, University of Toronto
Changes in the Inuktitut switch-reference system
- Christina Manouilidou, University of Ottawa
- 2004:
Gagnante | Winner:- Anousha Sedighi, University of Ottawa
Animacy: The overlooked feature in Persian
Mention honorable | Honourable mention:
- Mike Barrie, University of Toronto
On unifying antisymmetry and bare phrase structure
- Anousha Sedighi, University of Ottawa
- 2003:
Gagnante | Winner:- Rachel Wojdak, University of British Columbia
PF incorporation in Nuu-chah-nulth
Mentions honorables | Honourable mentions:
- Chiara Frigeni, University of Toronto
Reconsidering lenition/fortition - Daniel Currie Hall, University of Toronto
Prophylaxis and asymmetry in Yokuts
- Rachel Wojdak, University of British Columbia
- 2002:
Gagnant-e-s | Winners:- Simone Conradie, McGill University
Parameter resetting in the second language acquisition of Afrikaans - Denis Liakin, University of Western Ontario
[Spec, CP] et [Spec, FocP] – Deux positions de focus
Mentions honorables | Honourable mentions:
- Marc Brunelle, Cornell University
Proclitic reduction in Quebecois French - Elissa Flagg, MIT
Adjacency and lowering in morphology: The case of English sentential negation - Ilana Mezhevich, University of Calgary
Adjectives, genitives and argument structure - Rebecca Smollett, University of Toronto
Latinate verbs and English particles: Why you can ‘mix up the ingredients’ but not ‘combine them up’
- Simone Conradie, McGill University
- 2001: Mary MacKeracher, University of Toronto
Reconsidering the standard temporal model of language change - 2000: Wenckje Jongstra, University of Toronto
Variability in the acquisition of word-initial consonant clusters - 1999: Asya Pereltsvaig, McGill University
On extent adverbials and case theory - 1998: Trisha Causley, University of Toronto
Redefining the line between faithfulness and markedness - 1997: Marie-Hélène Côté, MIT
Salience phonetique et simplification des groupes consonantiques