The next Syntax Reading Group meeting will take place on Wednesday, June 26th in Trans 10, 0.26, at 15.30. We will discuss Reuland (2011). Syntax and Interpretation Systems: How is Their Labour Divided? In Boeckx (ed.) The Oxford handbook of linguistic minimalism. Oxford University Press. The paper is available at this link: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/297425818_Syntax_and_Interpretation_Systems_How_is_Their_Labour_Divided 

The next Syntax Reading Group meeting will take place on Thursday, June 20th, in Trans 10, 0.51, at 11:00. We will discuss Preminger (2018). Back to the Future: Non-generation, filtration, and the heartbreak of interface-driven Minimalism. In Hornstein et al. (eds) Syntactic structures after 60 years : the impact of the Chomskyan revolution in linguistics. De…

The next Syntax Reading Group meeting will take place on Thursday, May 16th, in Trans 10, 0.51, at 11:00. We will discuss Zeijlstra (in press). Labeling, selection, and feature checking. To appear in Agreement in Minimalism. Language Science Press. The paper is available at this link: https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/533bc0_924f6db3b29b4107853f902fd49d0cd9.pdf

The next Syntax Reading Group meeting will take place on Thursday, November 29th, in Trans 10, 0.51, at 11:00. We will discuss Adger & Smith (2010). Variation in agreement: A lexical feature-based approach. Lingua 120 (5), 1109-1134. The paper is available at this link: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0024384109001107.

The next Syntax Reading Group meeting will take place on Thursday, November 25th, in Trans 10, 0.51, at 11:00. We will discuss Tortora (2014). Addressing the problem of intra-speaker variation for parametric theory. In Zanuttini & Horn (eds.), Micro-syntactic variation in North-American English, pp. 294-323. OUP.