| Sat 03/21 | 845-915 | Virtual meet-and-greet | |
| 915-930 | Opening remarks (Cynthia Clopper, OSU Linguistics chair) |
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| 930-1030 | Diti Bhadra (Minnesota) Connecting perception, inference, and temporality: nominal and propositional evidentiality |
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| 1030-1100 | Sadhwi Srinivas (Johns Hopkins) and Kyle Rawlins (Johns Hopkins) Anaphoric variability in Kannada bare nominals |
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| 1100-1130 | Coffee break | ||
| 1130-1200 | Sreekar Raghotham (Rutgers) Identity Crisis |
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| 1200-1230 | Bhamati Dash (USC) & Madhumanti Datta (USC) Focus Anti-Piedpiping in Bangla and Hindi-Urdu |
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| 1230-100 | Kaustubh Ghoshal (Delhi) When Plural Marking and Classifiers Can Co-Occur: An Extraction Analysis |
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| 100-220 | Lunch break (on your own) | ||
| 220-300 | Savithry Namboodiripad (Michigan) English and what counts as Malayalam: Revisiting Kala (1977) |
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| 300-330 | Jahnavi Narkar (Wayne State) The Curious Absence of Aspiration in Indian English: The Role of Phonetics in Adaptation |
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| 330-340 | Coffee Break | ||
| 340-410 | Bjoern Koehnlein (OSU) Mora stress in Shina as contrastive foot structure |
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| 410-440 | Farhat Jabeen (Konstanz) Focused or questioned? Intonation of polar questions and narrow focus in Urdu/Hindi |
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| Sun 03/22 | 845-910 | Virtual meet-and-greet | |
| 910-1010 | Rahul Balusu (EFLU, Hyderabad) The indefinites spectrum of Dravidian |
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| 1010-1040 | Ishani Guha (Delhi) Revisiting Conditional Typology for Bangla |
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| 1040-1100 | Coffee break | ||
| 1100-1130 | Neil Banerjee (MIT) and Gurmeet Kaur (Goettingen) Deferred imperatives across Indo-Aryan |
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| 1130-1200 | Sakshi Bhatia (IIT Delhi) and Rajesh Bhatt (UMass Amherst) Implications of Feature Realization in Hindi-Urdu Copular Sentences |
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| 1215-115 | Live poster presentations (lightening sessions) | ||
| 115-130 | Break | ||
| 130-200 | Madelaine O’Reilly-Brown (McGill) The Hindi-Urdu Particle Naan as Two Lexical Items |
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| 200-230 | Martha Schwarz (UC Berkeley) Allocutive agreement in Kumal |
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| 230-250 | Coffee break | ||
| 250-330 | Rajesh Bhatt (UMass, Amherst) and Veneeta Dayal (Yale) State of the field for South Asian Linguistics |
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| 330-400 | Business meeting |
