BLS 30: Special Session on the Morphology of Native American Languages

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Special Session on the Morphology of Native American Languages
Marc Ettlinger (ed.), Nicholas Fleisher (ed.), Mischa Park-Doob (ed.)
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Articles

An Automodular Approach to Noun Classifiers in Piratapuya (E. Tukanoan)
Christopher Ball
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1-10
Possession and Cliticization in Iquito
Mark C. Brown
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11-21
Classifiers in Yurok, Wiyot, and Algonquian
Lisa Conathan
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22-33
Nominal Constructions and Split Ergativity in Chol (Mayan)
Jessica Coon
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34-45
The Evolution of Algic Verbal Stem Structure: New Evidence from Yurok
Andrew Garrett
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46-60
The Morphological Status of -ʔat in Nuu-chah-nulth
Eun-Sook Kim
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61-72
On the Two Salish Object Agreement Suffixes
Kaoru Kiyosawa
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73-84
On the Karuk Directional Suffixes
Monica Macaulay
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85-101
A Methodology for the Investigation of Speaker’s Knowledge of Structure in Athabaskan
Joyce McDonough, Rachel Sussman
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102-113
Productivity and Lexicalization in Pima Compounds
Pamela Munro, Jason Riggle
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114-126
Promiscuous Paradigms and the Morphologically Conditioned “Ergative Split” in Texistepec Popoluca (Zoquean)
Ehren Michael Reilly
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127-138
On the classification of Wakashan lexical suffixes
Rachel Wojdak
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139-150
Morphological Orthodoxy in Yupik-Inuit
Anthony C. Woodbury
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151-171