The 7th Crete Summer School of Linguistics

#	Instructor	Course Title
1	Adam Albright & Eulàlia Bonet Massachusetts Institute of Technology & Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona	Morphophonology
2	Elena Anagnostopoulou & Ümit Atlamaz & Sergei Tatevosov University of Crete & Boğaziçi University & Moscow State University	The landscape of causatives and anti-causatives
3	Athulya Aravind & Roman Feiman Yale University & Brown University	Topics in Language Acquisition
4	John Frederick Bailyn Stony Brook University	(Dis)connections between Music and Language (Week 2)
5	Rajesh Bhatt & Stefan Keine University of Massachusetts Amherst & University of California Los Angeles	Long Distance Agreement
6	Jonathan Bobaljik Harvard University	Approaching Allomorphy (Week 1)
7	Guglielmo Cinque & Norvin Richards Ca' Foscari University of Venice & Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Linearization
8	Cleo Condoravdi & Paul Kiparsky Stanford University	Diachronic semantics
9	Kathryn Davidson & Josep Quer Harvard University & Universitat Pompeu Fabra	Introduction to Sign Language Linguistics
10	Donka Farkas & Paul Portner University of California, Santa Cruz & Georgetown University	Formal Pragmatics
11	Kai von Fintel & Danny Fox & Sabine Iatridou Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Speech acts
12	Edward Flemming & Michael Wagner Massachusetts Institute of Technology & McGill University	Prosody
13	Yosef Grodzinsky Hebrew University of Jerusalem	Introduction to Neurolinguistics
14	Maria Teresa Guasti & Arhonto Terzi University of Milano-Bicocca & University of Patras	The Acquisition of Transitivity Alternations with focus on the Passive (Week 2)
15	Caroline Heycock University of Edinburgh	Introduction to Syntax
16	Winfried Lechner & Hedde Zeijlstra National and Kapodistrian University of Athens & University of Göttingen	Comparing two languages: hot topics in Dutch and German syntax-semantics
17	Karen Lewis Barnard College, Columbia University	Topics in Philosophy of Language: context (Week 2)
18	Tal Linzen & Alex Warstadt New York University & University of California, San Diego	Large Language Models and Linguistics
19	Ora Matushansky SFL (CNRS/Université Paris 8)	Intermediate Syntax
20	Shigeru Miyagawa Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Human Evolution and Language (Week 2)
21	Andrea Moro Institute for Advanced Study IUSS Pavia and the Scuola Normale Superiore	Impossible Languages (Week 1)
22	Roumyana Pancheva & Yael Sharvit University of California, Santa Cruz & University of California Los Angeles	Tenselessness
23	David Pesetsky Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Theories of Passive. Can a sparse one be developed by us? (Week 1)
24	Douglas Pulleyblank University of British Columbia	Introduction to Phonology
25	Maribel Romero University of Konstanz	Introduction to Semantics
26	Philippe Schlenker École Normale Supérieure Paris	Introduction to Super Linguistics (Week 1)
27	Donca Steriade & Colin Wilson Massachusetts Institute of Technology & Johns Hopkins University	Identity in Reduplication: analysis, computation, and acquisition

Unless indicated otherwise, the courses last two weeks.

CSSL26 / List of Courses