Workshop: Revisiting Lexical Integrity
A workshop will be held on the morning of July 24th, followed in the afternoon by the final session of the main LFG23 conference.
The theme of the workshop is Revisiting Lexical Integrity.
LFG’s Lexical Integrity Principle holds that the terminal nodes of c-structure are words, such that there is a strict separation between morphology and syntax. Some recent work in LFG and other frameworks has questioned various aspects of this claim. It is therefore time to revisit LFG’s notion of lexical integrity.
Talks
Alex Alsina (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
F-to-c-structure mapping: accounting for inflectional morphology and periphrasis*
Oleg Belyaev (Lomonosov Moscow State University & Institute of Linguistics RAS)
Ossetic verb morphology in LRFG**
Jamie Findlay (University of Oslo)
Lexical integrity is the norm: or, “violating lexical integrity in a specific and limited way”*
* In person presentation
** Virtual presentation
Submissions to the workshop should follow the general conference submission guidelines, but submissions should be made directly to lfg23@rochester.edu. Submissions are due by February 15th, 2023.