coffee, from 9:30-10:00
9:55-10:00	opening
10:00-11:00	Cleo Condoravdi	t.b.a.
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11:20-12:00	Saskia Peels	The distribution of long-distance anaphor 'heoouton' in Herodotus
12:05-12:45	Hanne Eckhoff, Peter de Swart & Olga Thomason	Visualizing Prepositional Source Encoding in the NT Greek Gospels: A Similarity Semantics Approach using Multidimensional Scaling
lunch
14:15-14:55	Jana Beck	Realizations of Intensionality in Ancient Greek: The Differing Cases of 'an' and 'me'
15:00-15:40	Sophia Malamud & Iryna Osadcha	Towards a formal semantics for modal particle 'an' in Classical Greek
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16:00-16:40	Elizabeth Koier	A Construction Grammar approach to polysemous Greek particles
16:45-17:45	Gerry Wakker Cancelled	Semantic theory and the gnomic aorist in Ancient Greek

9:15-10:15	Dag Haug	Discourse functions of predicative participles
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10:35-11:15	Corien Bary	Reports in Ancient Greek
11:20-12:00	Emar Maier	Ancient Greek Blends
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12:20-13:00	Luuk Huitink	Quotation without Quotation Marks
lunch
14:15-14:55	Rutger Allan	Changing the Topic: Topic position in Ancient Greek
15:00-15:40	Nicholas Bertrand	The formal marking of theticity in Ancient Greek
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16:00-16:40	Richard Faure	The Interaction between Presupposition and Focus: Classical Greek Embedded Exclamatives
16:45-17:45	Paul Kiparsky	t.b.a.

9:30-10:10	Thomas Smitherman & Valerie Hannon Smitherman	Oblique Subject Predicates in Ancient Greek: Beyond the Few and Obvious
10:15-10:55	Ronnie Cann	Towards a dynamic account of internal (cognate) accusatives in Classical Greek
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11:15-12:15	Albert Rijksbaron	Does Greek have a word for 'no'?
closing & lunch