BLS 32: General Session and Parasession on Theoretical Approaches to Argument Structure

Table of Contents

Front Matter & Table of Contents
Zhenya Antić, et al
i-vii

Articles

Verb Second, Subject Clitics, and Impersonals in Surmiran (Rumantsch)
Stephen R Anderson
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3-21
Cross-linguistic Variation in a Processing Account: The Case of Multiple Wh-questions∗
Inbal Arnon
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23-35
Several Problems for Predicate Decompositions
John Beavers, Itamar Francez
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37-48
Wh-Conditionals in Vietnamese and Chinese: Against Unselective Binding
Benjamin Bruening, Thuan Tran
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49-60
An Analysis of the Use of Cognitive Verbs in American English Conversation
Susan Buescher
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61-72
Methods for the Study of the Social Structure of Linguistic Variation
Kathryn Campbell-Kibler
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73-84
“The thing is, is” Is No Mere Disfluency
Elizabeth Coppock, Jason Brenier, Laura Staum, Laura Michaelis
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85-96
On Non-Optimal Laryngeal Timing: The Case of Trique
Christian DiCanio
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97-110
Non-Canonical Uses of the Article in Basque
Luis Eguren
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111-122
When Gesture Is and Is Not Language
Susan Goldin-Meadow
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123-141
Re-binding and the Derivation of Parallelism Domains
Daniel Hardt
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143-155
Remarks on Word-Prosodic Typology
José Ignacio Hualde
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157-174
Phonological Optimization and Syntactic Variation: The Case of Optional That
T. Florian Jaeger
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175-187
Tonal and Morphological Identity in Reduplication
Aaron F. Kaplan
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189-200
Light Verb Voicing and Japanese Phonological Lexicon
Kazutaka Kurisu
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201-213
Polarity Sensitivity in Inflectional Morphology
Dmitry Levinson
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215-226
Semantic Changes in Apparent Time
Jean-Philippe Magué
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227-235
Spatial Language in Tarascan: Body Parts, Shape, and the Grammar of Location
Martha Mendoza
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237-249
A Metaphor of Static Temporal “Location” in Wolof and English: Metonymy, Motivation, and Morphosyntax
Kevin Ezra Moore
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251-262
A Case of Rare Fluid Intransitivity in Europe: Russian
Johanna Nichols
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263-274
Prosody and Utterance Boundaries in American Sign Language Interpretation
Brenda Nicodemus, Caroline L. Smith
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275-285
GO and COME Revisited: What Serves as a Reference Point?
David Y. Oshima
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287-298
Punctuation as Social Action: The Ellipsis as a Discourse Marker in Computer-Mediated Communication
Joshua Raclaw
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299-306
Fictive Motion: Construction or Construal?
Josef Ruppenhofer
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307-319
The Syntax of Floating Intensifiers in Polish and its Implications for the Determiner Phrase Hypothesis
Paweł Rutkowski
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321-333
Compromising Positions and Polarity Items
William Salmon
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335-347
Right Adjunction in the Right Peripheries
Serkan Şener
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349-361
Unergative Verbs in Norwegian Intransitive Expletive Constructions
Kjersti G. Stensrud
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363-374
Noun Incorporation and Case: Evidence from Sakha
Christopher A. Straughn
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375-385
Frame-Based Constraints on Lexical Choice in Metaphor
Karen Sullivan
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387-399
From Keigo ‘Honorifics’ to Keii-Hyougen ‘Respect Expressions’: Linguistic Ideologies of Japanese Honorifics
Makiko Takekuro
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401-413
The Perfect Converb? Semantically-Related Functions of the Sinhala Conjunctive Participle
Chris Taylor
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415-427
Plurality of Events: Parallels between Language and Perception
Tess Wood
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429-439
The Effects of Lexical Frequency and Stress on Coarticulation
Gwanhi Yun
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441-452
Deskewing the Searlean Picture: A New Speech Act Ontology for Linguistics
Dietmar Zaefferer
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453-464
Predicting the Productivity of Argument Structure Constructions
JÓHANNA BARÐDAL
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467-478
Constrained Flexibility in the Extension of Novel Causative Verbs
Ann Bunger, Jeffrey Lidz
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479-490
Argument Structure and Adjuncts: Perspectives from New Guinea
Mark Donohue
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491-502
A Closer Look at Salish Intransitive/Transitive Alternations
Donna B. Gerdts, Thomas E. Hukari
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503-514
The States in Changes of State
Andrew Koontz-Garboden
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515-527
Complementation by Construction
Laura Michaelis
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529-549
A Best-Fit Approach to Productive Omission of Arguments
Eva H. Mok, John Bryant
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551-560
Some Remarks on the Morphosemantics of Multiple Causative Sequences
Tyler Peterson
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561-572
Semantic Combinatorial Processes in Argument Structure: Evidence from Light-Verbs
Maria Mercedes Piñango, Jennifer Mack, Ray Jackendoff
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573-583