Complex Predicates
         in Iranian Languages

	Conference Presentations
	Opening Session
	Welcome Address by Philip Huyse, CNRS
[handout]	Opening remarks by Simin Karimi
	Session 1: Separable Light Verb Constructions
[handout]	Separability of Persian complex predicates Gh. Karimi-Doostan
[handout]	Studying the Persian separable compound verbs in corpus linguistics Mahmood Bijankhan and Elham Alayi Aboozar
	Session 2: Preverbal nominals and incorporation 1
[handout]	Quasi-incorporation in Persian Fereshteh Modarresi and Alexandra Simonenko
[handout]	The nominal element in complex predicates Marina Pantcheva
[handout]	Ergativity and the structure of complex predicates in Dari Annahita Farudi and Maziar Toosarvandani
	Session 3: Preverbal nominals and incorporation 2
	Does Incorporation offer a minimalist account for complex predication in Modern Persian? Keivan Zahedi
[handout]	Preverbal nominals and telicity in Persian complex predicates Karine Megerdoomian
	Session 4: Historical perpective
[handout]	Persian complex verb constructions in a historical perspective Ludwig Paul
[slides & handout]	A diachronic and synchronic analysis of two complex spatial predicates in Persian Soha Safai
[handout]	Voice and transitivity in complex predicates Agnes Korn
[slides ]	Explorations of Semantic Space: The Case of Light Verb Constructions in Persian Neiloufar Family
	Session 5: Formation of complex predicates
[slides]	A lexical analysis of Persian complex predicates Stefan Müller
	Causative-inchoative alternation: Evidence from complex predicates in Ossetian Ekaterina Lyutikova and Sergei Tatevosov
	Automatic extraction and partial annotation of Persian complex predicates Kim Gerdes and Pollet Samvelian