The Celtic Englishes

The Celtic Englishes III

Programme

WEDNESDAY - 19 September 2001

18:00

Meeting of speakers, discussants and invited guests in "Landhotel Potsdam", Golm (www.landhotel-potsdam.com)

THURSDAY - 20 September 2001

8:27-8:34

Regional train from Potsdam-Charlottenhof Station to Golm, UP Complex II, Potsdam/Golm, for convenors staying in the Potsdam "Art'otel"

Colloquium venue: Golm, House 14a, "Beratungsraum"

8:30-9:15

Registration

9:15

Official Opening of the Colloquium

Welcome Address by Mr Tony Andrews, the representative of the British Council (Berlin) and by Dr Sean O Riain, the First Secretary of the Embassy of Ireland (Berlin) and the organiser

9:45-10:30

Chair: Hildegard Tristram (Potsdam)

Heinrich Härke (Reading)
Population replacement or acculturation? An archaeological perspective on population and migration in Post-Roman Britain

10:30-11:15

David L. White (Austin TX)
Brittonic influence in the reductions of Middle English nominal morphology

11:15-11:45

Tea or coffee and poster presentations

11:45-12.30

Chair: Hildegard Tristram (Potsdam)

Graham Isaac (Aberystwyth)
Diagnosing the symptoms of contact: Some Celtic-English case histories

12:30-13:00

Colloquium Photograph

13:00-14:00

Lunch in "Mensa" Golm

14:00-14:45

Chair: Theo Vennemann (Munich)

Erich Poppe (Marburg)
Progress on the progressive? A report

14:45-15.30

Johannes Heinecke (Lannion)
The temporal and aspectual system of English and Welsh

15.30-16:15

Patricia Ronan (Maynooth)
Progressive constructions in Old Irish

16:15-16:45

Tea or coffee and poster presentations

16:45-17:30

Chair: Angelika Lutz (Erlangen)

Markku Filppula (Joensuu)
More on the English progressive and the Celtic connection

17:30-18:15

Astrid Fieß (Potsdam)
Do be or not do be - generic/habitual forms in East Galway English

FRIDAY - 21 September 2001

8:27-8:34

Regional train from Potsdam (Charlottenhof) Station to Golm, UP Complex II, Potsdam/Golm
Colloquium venue: House 14a, "Beratungsraum"

9:00-9:45

Chair: Alan Thomas (Bangor)

Magnus Huber (Regensburg)
The Corpus of English in South-East Wales and its synchronic and diachronic implications

9:45-10:30

Malcolm Williams (Grenoble)
Information packaging in Rhondda speech: a second look at the research of Ceri George

10:30-11:15

Roderick Walters (Pontyprydd)
A study of the prosody of a South East Wales 'Valleys Accent'

11:15-11:45

Tea or coffee and poster presentations

11:45-12:30

Chair: Ailbhe O Corrain (Derry)

Iwan Wmffre (Galway)
Welsh- and Cornish-English phonology in the early Modern Period

12:30-14:00

Lunch in "Mensa" Golm

14:00-14:45

Chair: Terence Dolan (Dublin)

Juhani Klemola (Helsinki)
Personal pronouns in the traditional dialects of the South West of England

14:45-15:30

Graham Shorrocks (St. Johns NFL)
Irish-Influenced Varieties of Newfoundland English

15:30-16:15

Liam Mac Mathúna (Dublin)
Irish shakes its head? Code-mixing as a textual response to the rise of English as a societal language in Ireland

16:15-16:45

Tea or coffee and poster presentations

16:45-17:30

Chair: Seamus Mac Mathuna (Coleraine)

Raymond Hickey (Essen)
What's cool in Irish English? Linguistic change in Dublin

18:49-19:11

19:20-19:45

Bus no. 606 to Potsdam Hauptbahnhof

S-Bahn (S 7) to Grunewald

20:00

Reception of the Irish Ambassador at his residence in Berlin Grunewald

SATURDAY - 22 September 2001

9:27-9:34

Regional train from Potsdam (Charlottenhof) Station to Golm, UP Complex II, Potsdam/Golm
Colloquium venue: House 14a, "Beratungsraum"

9:45-10:30

Chair: Richard Matthews (Freiburg i.Br.)

Gary German (Brest, France)
The link between Breton French and Celtic Englishes

10:30-11:15

Karen Corrigan (Newcastle-Upon-Tyne)
For-to infinitives and beyond: Interdisciplinary approaches to non-finite complementation in a rural Celtic English

11:15-11:45

Tea or coffee and poster presentations

11:45-12:30

Chair: Hildegard Tristram (Potsdam)

John Kirk (Belfast)
The grammar of Northern Irish English

12:30-13:15

Kevin McCafferty (Tromsø)
'I'll bee after telling dee de raison [..]': Be after V-ing as a Future Gram in Irish English, 1601- 1750

13:15

Buffet Lunch in Golm, House 14a

14:18

Bus no. 606 to Alter Markt (for those joining the boat tour)

15:15

Boat tour on the Havel Lakes

20:00

Colloquium Dinner at "Schloß Cecilienhof", Potsdam

Collateral Event - Poster Presentation

Heli Pitkänen (Joensuu)
The non-standard progressives in Welsh English - an apparent time study


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