BLS 28: General Session and Parasession on Field Linguistics

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Front Cover BLS 28
BLS 28, 2002: General Session and Parasession on Field Linguistics
Julie Larson, Mary Paster
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Articles

Base Selection in Analogical Change in Yiddish
Adam Albright
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1-13
The Possessive NP Construction: Discourse Function and Discourse Profile
Mira Ariel
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15-26
FrameNet's Frames vs. Levin's Verb Classes
Collin F. Baker, Josef Ruppenhofer
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27-38
Phonetic Analogy and Schwa Deletion in French
Jonathan Barnes, Darya Kavitskaya
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39-50
Unpacking the Okanagan Person-Marking Conundrum
Paul Barthmaier
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51-62
Effects of Signal-Independent Factors in Speech Perception
José R. Benkí
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63-74
Herds of Wildebeest, Flasks of Vodka, Heaps of Trouble: An Embodied Construction Grammar Approach to English Measure Phrases
Ellen Dodge, Abby Wright
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75-86
Transparency and Building Lexical Dependency Graphs
Charles J. Fillmore, Hiroaki Sato
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87-99
Gender Stereotype in Prosody: Japanese Interactional Particles NE and YO
Mie Hiramoto-Sanders
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101-112
Variationist Dialectology: Chain Shifts and Mergers in Yiddish
Uri Horesh
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113-121
Consistency and Creativity in First Language Acquisition
Michael Israel
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123-135
Constellations, Polysemy, and Hindi -ko
Shravan Vasishth, Brian Joseph
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137-146
Unidirectionality in Grammaticalization and Lexical Shift: The Case of English RATHER
Matthew L. Juge
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147-154
Keeping and Losing Contrasts
John Kingston
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155-176
Anaphoric R-Expressions as Bound Variables
Felicia Lee
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177-188
Japanese Listeners' Use of Duration Cues in the Identification of English High Front Vowels
Geoffrey Stewart Morrison
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189-200
Sentential Negation and Verb Movement in Bantu Languages
Deo Ngonyani
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201-212
Time Course of the First Formant Bandwidth
Hansang Park
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213-224
Debunking 'Discourse Topic': Ideational Momentum and the Unpredictable Trajectory of Conversation
Mischa Park-Doob
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225-236
Tonal Polarity as Phonologically Conditioned Allomorphy in Munduruku
Gessiane Picanço
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237-248
Harmony Drivers: No Disagreement Allowed
Douglas Pulleyblank
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249-267
Change of State Verbs: Implications for Theories of Argument Projection
Malka Rappaport Hovav, Beth Levin
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269-280
Language Typology and Tonogenesis in Two Atlantic Creoles
Yolanda Rivera-Castillo
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281-288
Diachronic Aspects of Preferred Argument Structure in English and Broader Implications
Reijirou Shibasaki
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289-301
Discourse-Related Effects on Speech Durations: A Challenge for Models of Speech Production
Caroline L. Smith
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303-313
Syntactic Projectability and Co-Participant Completion in Japanese Conversation
Polly Szatrowski
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315-325
Against Richness of the Base: Evidence from Nganasan
Olga Vaysman
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327-338
Transitivity and Change of State Verbs
Saundra K. Wright
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339-350
A Lexical Approach to English Floating Quantifiers
Eun-Jung Yoo
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351-362
Vowel Acquisition in Hungarian: A First Look at Developmental Data
Kristina Zajdó
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363-374
Fieldwork as a Participatory Research Activity: The Mayangna Linguistic Teams
Elena Benedicto, Modesta Dolores, Melba McClean
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375-386
Tracing Dialect Death: The Texas German Dialect Project
Hans C. Boas
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387-398
Leggbo Verb Inflection: A Semantic and Phonological Particle Analysis
Larry Hyman, Heiko Narrog, Mary Paster, Imelda Udoh
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399-410
Phonetics in the Field
Ian Maddieson
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411-429
"Peculiar to Themselves": Idioms in the Dictionary
Pamela Munro
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431-449
Interrogatives in the Field: Imaginary Questions, Real Answers, and the Law
Esther Pascual
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451-462
Dilemmas and Paradoxes in Linguistic Fieldwork
Jørgen Rischel
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463-474
Directionality in Vowel Harmony: The Case of Karajá (Macro-Jê)
Eduardo Rivail Ribeiro
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475-485
The Phonetics and Phonology of Unreleased Stops in Karitiana
Luciana Storto, Didier Demolin
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487-497
Before You Record Anything Else: Topics and Questions to Consider When You Interview a Speaker for the First Time
Suzanne Wash
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499-509
Rethinking the Observer's Paradox and Data "Purity"
Suzanne Wertheim
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511-521