SCOL'22

Date: May 27-28, 2022

Venue: Boğaziçi University, İbrahim Bodur Auditorium

Invited Speakers: Pavel Caha & Seçkin Arslan

Workshop: Collecting Data from Twitter & Computational Tools to Collect and Utilize Language Data: Case of Minority Languages

SCOL offers a forum for young researchers working in any area of theoretical and experimental linguistics to present their research. SCOL'22 drew more than 100 participants, hosted 15 speakers, and received submissions from 13 countries.

Talks

Speaker(s)	Talk
Invited Talk: Pavel Caha
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Henrik Torgersen	Diminutivizing L-reduplication in Norwegian
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Arife Betül Yenice	An Analysis of Case Licensing and Morphological Realizations of Case in Turkish
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Beste Çağlıbektaş & Gonca Aydınlıyurt	The effect of socio-cultural contexts on embodied cognition: Evidence from pupil dilation response
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Austin Howard	Sound symbolism in the Turkish tongue... and hand
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Marija Brašić	Distributed agreement account for gender resolution in sandwiched coordination: Evidence from Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian
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Invited Talk: Seçkin Arslan
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Aref Milani	Morpho-orthographic processing of Persian inflectional verbs exhibiting allomorphy
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İlsu İrmeşe	Hearer Inclusion: the Interpersonal Function of the Turkish Discourse Marker hani
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Yağmur Öztürk	Morphological data extraction from a corpus of nouns in Turkish
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Karahan Şahin & Büşra Marşan	Workshop on Collecting Data from Twitter and Computational Tools to Collect and Utilize Language Data: Case of Minority Languages
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Nazmiye Aktaş Öyük & Ümit Atlamaz	ɸ-feature Accumulation via the Labeling Algorithm
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Ziv Plotnik	Normal Disfluency and Syntactic Complexity in Child Speech
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Merve Yazar	On the Distribution of of ''mA+sI(n)'' Clauses and Control in Turkish
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Posters

Verb Doubling: I can but I will not!, Sena Kurnaz

A Morpho-syntactic Account of Ungrammatical Associative Plurals in Turkish, Muhammed İleri

Corpus-Based Critical Discourse Analysis of “Violence Against Women in Turkey", Rümeysa Keskinoğlu & Ali Şükrü Özbay

On the Semelfactives in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian: Suffix -nu- as the Atelic Marker and Orphan Semelfactives, Marija Brašić

Multilingualism in Ankara: A Linguistic Landscape Study, Oğulcan Yavuz, Eda Balakbabalar, Gökçe Selen, Özgenaz Morova & Melike Gezer

Linguistics and storytelling of main social movements in both sides of the Pyrenees, Estéfano Rodríguez Peláez

Neural Morphological Analysis for Turkish with Transformers, Karahan Şahin

Mukri Pronominal Clitics distribution and absolute prepositions interaction: Klavans’ Cliticization Parameters, Ghader Allahweisiazar