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DESCRIPTION:\nWhen and Where: \nFriday, December 01, 2023 3:30 pm to 5:00
  pm \n SS560A - G floor \n Sidney Smith Hall \n 100 St. George Street \n\n
 Description: \nThe University of Toronto, Department of Linguistics welco
 mes Professor Marianne Huijsmans from the University of Alberta to give a 
 guest lecture on: Timing of evidence and epistemic modal claims in ʔayʔaǰu
 θəm (Comox-Sliammon) and EnglishIn this talk, she proposes a new type of 
 temporal relation encoded in certain epistemic modal claims: the timing of
  the evidence relative to the prejacent proposition. Huijsmans provides ev
 idence for this claim based on the distribution of the ʔayʔaǰuθəm (Comox-S
 liammon; Central Salish) future morpheme səm ‘will’ and inferential morph
 eme č̓ɛ ‘must’ in  epistemic modal claims about present and past eventuali
 ties (e.g., səm/č̓ɛ kʷi nɛʔ ʔamot ‘he will/must be home now’). She shows 
 that səm is used for inferences based on a body of evidence in place prior
  to the earliest moment the prejacent is true, while č̓ɛ is used for infe
 rences based on a body of information that includes evidence available at 
 or following the earliest moment the prejacent is true. Huijismans also ex
 tends the analysis to English will, which shares contextual restrictions 
 with ʔayʔaǰuθəm səm. While this proposal builds on previous analyses refer
 encing Evidence Acquisition Time (e.g., Lee 2011, 2013, Smirnova 2011,
  2013, Hirayama & Matthewson 2022), she argues that an account in terms 
 of the timing of evidence better predicts the distribution of səm, will a
 nd č̓ɛ. I also discuss advantages and limitations of this approach in rela
 tion to recent literature on will (e.g., Winans 2016, Mihoc et al. 2019)
  and other future morphemes found in inferences about past and present eve
 ntualities cross-linguistically (e.g., Giannikidou & Mari 2018, Ippolito
  & Farkas 2022).Date: Friday, December 1, 3:30-5pm, SS560A Sidney Smith
  Hall.  \n\nContact Information: \n Jessamyn Shertz jessamyn.schertz@utoro
 nto.ca \n100 St. George Street \n\nCategories \n Lectures \n\nAudiences \n
  CommunityFacultyGraduate StudentsUndergraduate Students
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LOCATION:100 St. George Street
SUMMARY:Invited Speaker: Dr. Marianne Huijsmans
URL;TYPE=URI:https://www.linguistics.utoronto.ca/events/invited-speaker-dr-
 marianne-huijsmans
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