BLS 31: General Session and Parasession on Prosodic Variation and Change

Table of Contents

General Session and Parasession on Prosodic Variation and Change
Rebecca T. Cover (ed.), Yuni Kim (ed.)
PDF
i-vii

Articles

Underspecified Precendence Relation and Vowel~Zero Alternations in Hungarian
Marta Abrusan
PDF
1-12
Nasal Spreading, Rhinoglottophilia and the Genesis of a Non-Etymological Nasal Consonant in Mesmes
Michael Ahland
PDF
13-24
Talmy's lexical-semantic typology and three kinds of directional PP in Japanese
Seiki Ayano
PDF
25-36
Pre-Acadian Cajun French
Luc V. Baronian
PDF
37-48
Cryptosonorants and the misapplication of voicing assimilation in Biaspectual Phonology
Sylvia Blaho, Patrik Bye
PDF
49-60
Phonological Words in Mandarin Speech Production
Chuck Chenhao Chiu
PDF
61-72
Sluicing and the Lexicon: The Point of No Return
Sandra Chung
PDF
73-92
View with a view: Towards a typology of multiple perspective constructions
Nick Evans
PDF
93-120
unexpected pair-list readings in plural indefinites: a new generalization
Robert Fiorentino
PDF
121-132
A DN/NP-Shell for Subject CPs
Hye Jin Han
PDF
133-144
A Study of Soliloquy in Japanese
Yoko Hasegawa
PDF
145-156
Japanese -tachi Plurals
Hironobu Hosoi
PDF
157-168
Processing as a Source of Accessibility Effects on Variation
T. Florian Jaeger, Thomas Wasow
PDF
169-180
Polish Yers and the Finer Structure of Output-Output Correspondence
Gaja Jarosz
PDF
181-192
To scheme or to rule: Evidence against the Dual-Mechanism Model and the Rule-Based Learner
Vsevolod M. Kapatsinski
PDF
193-204
The Development of Metaphoric Motion: Evidence from Greek Children's Narratives
Demetra Katis, Stathis Selimis
PDF
205-216
N-kí-N in Yorùbá and the Semantics of Any
Karsten A. Koch
PDF
217-228
Weight-sensitive tone patterns in loanwords of south kyungsang korean
Dongmyung Lee
PDF
229-240
L2 Acquisition of English Double Object Constructions: What Individual Analysis Can Tell Us
Eunjeong Oh, Maria Luisa Zubizarreta
PDF
241-252
Complex Tenses, Agreement and Wh-extraction
Hamid Ouali, Acrisio Pires
PDF
253-264
The Web in Theoretical Linguistics Research: Two Case Studies Using the Linguist's Search Engine
Philip Resnik, Aaron Elkiss, Ellen Lau, Heather Lee Taylor
PDF
265-276
Controlling Gender Agreement
Cilene Rodrigues
PDF
277-286
The Discourse Function of Left Dislocation in Czech
Anne Sturgeon
PDF
287-298
Not All Verb-Framed Languages are Created Equal: The Case of Japanese
Yukiko Sugiyama
PDF
299-310
Attunement in Sequential Use of Japanese Honorifics
Makiko Takekuro
PDF
311-322
The X to where Y Construction
Chris Taylor
PDF
323-334
A Cognitive Approach to Mimetic Aspect in Japanese
Kiyoko Toratani
PDF
335-346
Towards an Operational Notion of Subjectification
Scott Schwenter, Rena Toress Cacoullos
PDF
347-358
"Searching for Happiness" or "Full of Joy"? Source Domain Activation Matters
Meylysa Tseng, Yiran Hu, Wen-Wei Han, Benjamin Bergen
PDF
359-370
Mimetic Verbs and Innovative Verbs in the Acquisition of Japanese
Natsuko Tsujimura
PDF
371-382
On Triggers and Opacity in Coronal Harmony
Rachel Walker, Fidèle Mpiranya
PDF
383-396
The Diachronic Link between Onset Clusters and Codas
Stuart Davis, Karen Baertsch
PDF
397-408
Where Stochastic OT fails: A discrete model of metrical variation
Paul Kiparsky
PDF
409-430
An Acoustic Analysis of the Separation of Pitch and Stress in Onondaga
Heike Lehnert-LeHouillier
PDF
431-442
Pitch Perturbation of Sonorants and a Three-way Tonal Split in Chinese
Kening Li
PDF
443-452
Boundary Tones or Prominent Particles? Variation in Japanese Focus-Marking Contours
David Yoshikazu Oshima
PDF
453-464
Contact-related Language Change and Variability in the Intonation Patterns of Turkish-German Bilinguals in Germany
Robin Queen
PDF
465-476
Open Syllable Shortening in Bernese German
Guido Seiler
PDF
477-488
Formal Metrics Meets the Boojum: Metrical Variation in Lewis Carroll's Verse
Joel C. Wallenberg
PDF
489-500
Extracting Meaning From Context: Modeling the Prosody of Oh in Mandarin Conversation
Li-Chiung Yang
PDF
501-512
Prosodically-governed Segmental Fission in Washo
Alan C. L. Yu
PDF
513-524