09:00-09:50

Registration

09:50-10:00

Welcome

10:00-10:30

Stefan Höfler: The origin of the Old Latin amāssō type

10:30-11:00

Svenja Bonmann: The good, the bad and the ugly: the sound change PIE *oiHC > Proto-Italic *āC, paradigmatic leveling, and the thematic optative in Italic 

11:00-11:30

Coffee break (Dozierendenzimmer)

11:30-12:00

Dita Fratíková: The “proterokinetic” inflection of the Hittite i-stem adjectives – analogical or inherited?

12:00-12:30

Ilya Yakubovich: Sound Law and Analogy in the Development of Luwic Vocalism

12:30-13:00

Tao Pan: Tocharischer Lautwandel und die Nomina auf -e im Osttocharischen

13:00-15:00

Lunch break

15:00-15:30

Jan-Niklas Linnemeier: PIE analogies that just don’t work

15:30-16:00

Marta Capano, Michele Bianconi, Simona Marchesini & Paolo Sabattini: Sound change and morphological analogy in a Trümmersprache: the case of Messapic

16:00-16:30

Daniel Kölligan: The development of the Middle Armenian present tense marker kow

16:30-17:00

Coffee break (Dozierendenzimmer)

17:00-17:30

Dariusz R. Piwowarczyk: Towards a relative chronology of changes from Proto-Indo-European to Latin

17:30-18:00

Clayton Marr: Systematic versus lexical explanations for Old French voicing of onset /k/

10:00-10:30

Corinna Scheungraber: Root extensions and root compounds, d^h -presents and univerbations of syntagms with PIE *d^heh₁-‘put’ (and *deh₃-‘give’, *sed-‘sit’, *steh₂-‘stand’ respectively) in Germanic and Indo-European

10:30-11:00

Junyu Ruan: Shifting from phonological conditions to morphological ones: a corpus study on the entropy-based predictability in the morphologization of Umlaut

11:00-12:00

Coffee break (Dozierendenzimmer)

12:00-12:30

Andrea Santamaria: Reconstructing sound changes through lexicographers and grammarians: the case of a post-sibilant aspiration in Greek

12:30-13:00

Chengzhi Zhang: Thematic aorists of *CeRh₃ roots in Greek

13:00-15:00

Lunch break

15:00-15:30

Yoko Yamazaki: The simple thematic ending in 2^nd person singular in East Baltic

15:30-16:00

Rafał Szeptyński & Marek Majer: Sound change versus analogy in some irregular Slavic comparatives

16:00-17:00

Coffee break (Dozierendenzimmer)

17:00-17:30

Shuan Osman Karim: Sensitive Dependence on Initial Conditions, Illustrated through the Interplay between Sound Change and Analogy in the Progressive-to-Imperfective Cycle in Northern, Central, and Southern Kurdish

17:30-18:00

Laura Grestenberger & Hannes Fellner: Based: Predicting paradigmatic leveling in nominal accent-ablaut classes

10:00-10:30

Junichi Ozono: Nochmals zum vedischen Variantentyp dhakṣ-/dakṣ-: Relativchronologie zwischen dem Grassmannschen Gesetz und der Devocing-Deaspirating-Assimilation

10:30-11:00

Jakob Halfmann: Analogy as a source of irregularity: The role of phonologically conditioned form variants

11:00-11:45

Coffee break (Department of Linguistics, 2nd floor)

11:45-12:15

Leo Rennert: Die pronominalen Endungen der germanischen Adjektivflexion: Althochdeutsch – Ein Fallbeispiel für das Wirken der morphologischen Analogie

12:15-12:45

Simon Fries: Unter welchen Bedingungen tritt morphologische Analogie ein? Ein erster Versuch über das Sosein von Analogiebildungen

12:45-13:15

Hannah Opitz: Die [ʁ]-Vokalisierung im Deutschen und ihre Bedeutung für *h₂: Ein Fallbeispiel für die Anwendung synchroner Beobachtungen auf historischen Lautwandel

13:15-15:15

Lunch break

15:15-15:45

Natalie Korobzow: The significance of open data in Historical-Comparative Linguistics

15:45-16:15

Helen Sims-Williams, Jérémy Pasquéreau & Matthew Baerman: How analogical change can perpetuate a typologically rare morphological system

16:15-17:00

Coffee break (Department of Linguistics, 2nd floor)

17:00-17:30

Matthew Baerman & Mirella Blum: An analogical bottleneck in Dinka

17:30-18:00

Maria Zielenbach: Analogical Levelling in the Onset Mutation of the North Halmahera languages and Its Role in Historical Reconstruction