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Volume 1 • 2015

The 1st Workshop on Turkish, Turkic and the languages of Turkey (Tu+1) was held at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst on 21-22 November 2015, in collaboration with Yale University. In addition to the two invited talks by Sabine Iatridou (MIT) and Jaklin Kornfilt (Syracuse University), the workshop hosted 23 oral and poster presentations. The presenters came from 17 different institutions, 6 of which were non-US institutions.

The articles in this proceedings volume are a selection of papers presented at Tu+1. Our hope is that this workshop will be held annually and that it will provide a platform for discussion of empirical and theoretical questions raised by Turkic languages and the languages spoken within Turkey.

We are grateful to the linguistics departments at Yale and at UMass for supporting the workshop, morally, technically and financially. Rosetta Berger, Rajesh Bhatt, Robert Frank, Vincent Homer, John Kingston, Tom Maxfield and Michelle McBride deserve special mention. We would also like to thank all those who gave a helping hand during the workshop. We are grateful to the Graduate Linguistic Student Association for publishing this volume, to Leah Chapman for agreeing to design the cover, and last but not least, to our presenters and audience for making this workshop an enjoyable learning experience.

Full Proceeding


Tu+ 1: Proceedings of the first workshop on Turkish, Turkic and the languages of Turkey

Faruk Akkus, İsa Kerem Bayirli and Deniz Özyildiz

2015-11-21 Volume 1 • 2015

Articles


On the complex connectives in Turkish

İsa Kerem Bayirli

2015-11-21 Volume 1 • 2015 • 1–15

Feature domains and lexically conditioned harmony in Turkish

Jennifer Belike

2015-11-22 Volume 1 • 2015 • 17-26

Subject marking and scrambling effects in Balkar nominalization

Tatiana Bondarenko

2015-11-22 Volume 1 • 2015 • 27-41

Auxiliaries in North Azeri and some related issues

Colin P. Davis

2015-11-22 Volume 1 • 2015 • 43-56

Relative clause strategies in languages of East Anatolia: Divergence and convergence

Ophélie Gandon

2015-11-22 Volume 1 • 2015 • 57-71

Turkish scrambling within single clause wh-questions

Tamarae Hildebrandt

2015-11-22 Volume 1 • 2015 • 73-83

Reanalyzing Indo-Iranian "stems": A case study of Adiyaman Kurmanji

Laura Kalin and Ümit Atlamaz

2015-11-22 Volume 1 • 2015 • 85-98

Turkish comitatives: The genuine and the apparent

Jaklin Kornfilt

2015-11-22 Volume 1 • 2015 • 99-125

What Turkish conditionals can teach us about the question particle

Sabine Laszakovits

2015-11-22 Volume 1 • 2015 • 127-139