CALL: eerste indeling lezingen

Preliminary programme 44rd Colloquium on African Languages and Linguistics
(CALL)
organized by the
Department of African Languages and Cultures
Leiden University
[email protected]
room 002
Monday, August 25, 2014. Building Matthias de Vrieshof 2
Registration: 08:00 – 8:55 and 10:30-11:00
Chair: Maarten Mous
9:009:30
9:3010:00
10:0010:30
Carol MyersScotton
Hilde Gunnink
Explaining the preference for Embedded Language verbs (English) in codeswitching in Nairobi.
Daniel Gya
Contact Induced Change in Rigwe Language of Central Nigeria.
10:30
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Language contact between Khoisan and Bantu: plant name vocabulary in Northern Namibia.
room 002
chair: Thilo Schadeberg
room 004
chair: Mulugeta Tsegaye
11:0011:30
Saskia van Putten
Focus in Avatime (Kwa).
Sangai Mohochi
11:3012:00
Gert de Wit
Word order and information
structure in LIKO (LIKA).
12:0012:30
Augustin Ndione &
Paul Isambert
12:3013:00
Odette
Ambouroue
La structure informationnelle
en noon (langue cangin du
Sénégal).
Focalisation en Orungu
(Gabon B10).
Mayowa Akinlotan &
ADEBAYO Faith
Omobolanle
Eshetu Ewnetu
Tegengne
Attitudes of University Students of
Swahili towards Swahili Language: A
Case of Rongo University College in
Kenya.
The impact of Yoruba/English
multilingualism on the academic
performance of Senior School students.
Sustainable Language Development and
Mother Tongue in Ethiopia: Strength
and challenges.
Beyond the Protective Value; the
Communicative Value of Dagbamba
Dressing.
13:00
Ibrahim James
Gurindow M-minibo
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chair: Christian Rapold
room 004
chair: Hamine Wane
Laura Downing
Evidence for the Prosodic
Stem in Shona.
The syllable structure of Buli
words.
On nasality in Nupoid.
Nada Gbegble
Ruby Otoo &
Nada Gbegble
Grammaticalization and the Ewe modal
auxiliary ate ŋu: Taking a second look.
Some Dialectal Differences in Edwumako
and Borbor Fante.
A comparative analysis of participantinternal modality in Ewe and Ga.
room 002
chair: Heleen Smits
room 004
chair: Marijn van Putten
16:0016:30
Sebastian Dom
The neuter revisited.
Beja versus Nilo-Saharan: On the lexical
witness of mutual contacts.
16:3017:00
17:0017:30
Pascal Tuyubahe
Les constructions applicatives
en kirundi.
Verbal Extensions: Valency
Decreasing Extensions in
Bassa Language.
Václav Blažek &
Zuzana
Malášková
Osman Hammadu
14:0014:30
14:3015:00
15:0015:30
15:30
17:3018:00
19:00
George AkanligPare
Sandro Capo Chichi
Patience Obeng
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Philip Imoh
Tesfaye Baye
Assefa
Brief Report on Afar Language Plan in
Eritrea.
Some aspects of Burji Noun Inflections.
Suzanne van der
Meer
DINNER PARTY De Oude Harmonie, Breestraat 16, 2311 CR Leiden, 071-5122153.
Tuesday, 26-8-2014, Building Matthias de Vrieshof 2
9:009:30
9:3010:00
10:0010:30
10:30
room 002
chair: Bart Jacobs
room 004
chair: Suzanne van der Meer
Maarten Kossmann
The ventive in Figuig Berber
narratives.
The Expression of Modality in
Luganda (Bantu, JE15).
The nature and function of
Dagbani aspectual suffixes.
Gabriel Antunes
de Araujo
Sharah Drieghe
A Lung'ie-Portuguese dictionary.
Jean-Claude Dodo
The oldest Kakongo dictionary (1772):
digitization and lexicographical analysis.
Procédés de formation lexicale du
nouchi, un parler urbain hyper
dynamique.
chair: Ahmad Al-Jallad
room 004
chair: Maarten Kossmann
Revisiting the relation
between location, existence,
and possession: Beneficiary
and locative possessive
sentences in Old Egyptian
(2650-2000 BCE).
Auxiliary verbs in Mankanya.
Marjolijn Grool
Vodun revisited, gods and their symbols
in 1976 and 2014.
Mbwangi
Mbwangi Julien
Fils
Funmi (Yun-Hsin
Chang)
Oralité et dramatisation, critères de
définition des genres littéraires africains.
mohamed
sguenfel
Le proverbe amazigh : aspects
linguistiques et culturels.
Deo Kawalya
Samuel Alhassan
Issah
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11:0011:30
Chris H. Reintges
11:3012:00
Tim Gaved
12:0012:30
Makoto Furumoto
12:30Samuel A. Atintono
13:00
13:00 --- LUNCH BREAK ---
14:0014:30
14:3015:00
15:0015:30
16:00
On Copular Sentences in the
Kimakunduchi (Kikae) dialect
of Swahili.
The existential verb boi in
Gurenɛ locative constructions.
Developing photos from proverbs-Ayere language and culture.
room 002
chair: Felix Ameka
room 004
chair: Marjolijn Grool
Alexander Cobbinah
Animacy in the Baïnounk
languages.
The language of smell and
touch in Kuteb.
Assibi Amidu
Wolfgang Berndt
Where are the auxiliary verbs of
Kiswahili?
Relative clauses in Jola banjal.
The multiple senses of sɔ in
Sigu.
Lahcen Alami
Preposition copying in Berber.
Doris Richter
genannt
Kemmermann
Jonathan Brindle
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chair: Khalid Mourigh
16:0016:30
Hazel Gray
16:3017:00
17:0017:30
Birgit Ricquier
Evidence for the genetic
classification for Manda and
Matumba (N11).
roto-Bantu -d ng-, A Web
of Power and Faith.
Osculances en bantu: Le cas
de la reconstruction de type
*gùbú ‘hippopotame’.
Joane De Lima
Santiago
room 002
9:009:30
9:3010:00
10:0010:30
Wednesday, August 27 2014, Building Matthias de Vrieshof 2
chair: Dan Duke
Mary Pearce
Saba Verb forms revisited
Kolawole Adeniyi
Downstep: interacting factors
in three-tone languages
Le Leurre du
Conditionnement Prénasalisé
de l’Allongement Vocalique
en Bantu
Geralda de Lima
Vitor Angenot
10:30-11:00
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chair: Victoria Nyst
11:0011:30
Jacky Maniacky
Vehicular Kikongo:
creolization and language
transfer
Phonology and Identity
among Gyele speakers
Jordanian Bengali Pidgin
Arabic
The status of 'bann' in
Mauritian Creole
11:30Daniel Duke
12:00
12:00Fawwaz Al-Abed Al12:30
Haq
12:30Muhsina Alleesaib
13:00
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chair: Hilde Gunnink
14:0014:30
14:3015:00
Marijn van Putten
15:0015:30
Kenneth Ngure
Ahmad Al-Jallad
15:30-16:00 --- TEA BREAK --room 002
16:0016:30
Bertille Djoupee
16:3017:00
Brunelle Magnana
Ekoukou
17:0017:30
AFTER-CALL drinks
On the origin of the Berber e/te- prefix
On the Voiceless Reflex of ḍ
and ẓ in pre-Hilalian
Maghrebian Arabic
Forging linguistic identity with
or without language: a case of
the Rendille of the Northern
Kenya
chair: Maarten Mous
Les pronoms personnels en
Baka, langue oubanguienne
des Pygmées du Cameroun
Vers une implémentation de
la morphologie de l'ikota,
langue bantoue du Gabon
room 004
chair: Constance Kutsch Lojenga
Joseph Koni
Muluwa
Guy N'Douli
La négation en nsambaan (bantu B85f)
Ernest
Nshemezimana
Les constructions clivees et la structure de
l'information en Kirundi
'L'expression de la négation en kikongo
véhiculaire, une étude comparative