BLS 33: General Session and Parasession on Multilingualism and Fieldwork

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BLS 33: General Session and Parasession on Multilingualism and Fieldwork
Thera Crane, et al.
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Articles

Multilingual Fieldwork and Emergent Grammars
Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald
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3-17
The Evolutionary Phonology of Glottal Stops in K'ichean
Rusty Barrett
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19-29
VP Ellipsis in Japanese
Michiko Todokoro Buchanan
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31-43
Multiple Exponence of Derivational Morphology in Rarámuri (Tarahumara)
Gabriela Caballero
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45-56
Disambiguation Strategies in Across-the-Board Wh-Questions
Barbara Citko
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58-69
Toward a True Theory of the Periphery: Why Culicover's "Odd Prepositions" Aren't That Odd
Elizabeth Coppock
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71-82
Stress in Punjabi
Rajdip Dhillon
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84-95
The Interaction of Tones and Vowels in Fuzhou
Cathryn Donohue
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97-104
Tolowa Peak Pitch Alignment: Perspectives from an Autosegmental-Metrical Framework
Christopher S. Doty, Susan G. Guion
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106-117
Marking Aspect and Mood and Inferring Time in Mam (Mayan)
Nora C. England
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119-140
Towards a Substantively Biased Theory of Learning
Sara Finley, William Badecker
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142-153
Interpreting Intra-Regional Southern Vowel Distinctions
Valerie Fridland
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155-163
Object Case and Event Type: Accusative-Dative Object Case Alternation in Japanese
Shin Fukuda
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165-176
The Bounds of Subjecthood: Evidence from Instruments
Scott Grimm
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178-189
An Explanation of Base TETU Effects in Kwak'wala and Cupeño
Erin Flynn Haynes
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191-202
The Proto-Uto-Aztecan Cultivation Hypothesis: New Linguistic Evidence
Jane H. Hill
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204-218
Comparative Correlatives - The Case of German
Stefan Huber
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220-231
From Exclusive Particle to Adversative Conjunction: A Study on the Particle tasol in Tok Pisin
Aya Inoue
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233-243
Variation in Voice Onset Time of Stops: The Case of Chinese Korean
Wenhua Jin
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245-256
Dative External Possessor Constructions in Sidaama
Kazuhiro Kawachi
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258-269
Licensing by Information Structure
Jennifer Mack
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271-282
Laughing Our Heads Off: When Metaphor Constrains Aspect
Jaume Mateu, M. Teresa Espinal
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284-294
Distributed Reduplication in Kankanaey
Bradley McDonnell
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296-308
Phrasal Tone Domains in San Mateo Huave
Marjorie Pak
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310-321
Debunking the Trochaic Bias Myth: Evidence from Phonological Development
Yvan Rose, Christine Champdoizeau
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323-334
Double-subject Sentences, Double-dimension Semantics
William Salmon
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336-345
The Metaphoric Grounding of Grammar: The Modal Construction with 'give' in Brazilian Portuguese
Maria-Margarida M. Salomao
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347-363
Reduplication in Indonesian and the Lexicalist Hypothesis
Yosuke Sato, Bradley McDonnell
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365-372
The Japanese Contrastive Wa: A Mirror Image of EVEN
Osamu Sawada
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374-386
Phonological Structure in Syllabification: Evidence from Dyslexia
Patricia Schneider-Zioga, Fusa Katada
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388-399
The Eastern Tukanoan Languages and the Typology of Classifiers
Wilson Silva, Joshua Bowles
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401-410
Language and Gesture on Ishigaki Island
Makiko Takekuro
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412-423
Political Ideology and Language Policy in North Korea
Jacob A. Terrell
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425-434
Language Change in Progress: Evidence from Computer-Mediated Communication
Natsuko Tsujimura
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436-446
Creole Phonology: An Alternative to Markedness-Based Accounts
Whitney Ward
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448-459
Field Notes on the Pronominal System of Zhuang
Adams Bodomo
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461-472
Indonesian Money, Balinese People: Codeswitching and Numerals in Balinese Sociopolitical Discourse
Edmundo Luna
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474-485
Documenting One Language in a Multi-Lingual Community
Christina M. Willis
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487-498