BLS 27: General Session and Parasession on Language and Gesture

Table of Contents

Cover, table of contents, and foreword for General Session and Parasession on Gesture and Language
Charles Chang, Michael J. Houser, Yuni Kim, David Mortensen, Mischa Park-Doob, Maziar Toosarvandani
PDF
i-vii

Articles

Vowel Harmony and Cyclicity in Eastern Nilotic
Eric Bakovic
PDF
1-12
Constructional Effects of "Just Because ... Doesn't Mean ..."
Emily M. Bender, Andreas Kathol
PDF
13-26
Modification of the Noun in Somali: Comparative Evidence from other Cushitic languages
Sabrina Bendjaballah, Patricia Cabredo Hofherr
PDF
27-38
Syntactic Ergativity in Light Verb Complements
Balthasar Bickel, Johanna Nichols
PDF
39-52
The Intersubjectivity of 'Self' and 'Other' Tokens in Communication: Moving Between Represented Subjectivity and Conceptual Objectivity
Melinda Y. Chen
PDF
53-64
Voiceless Tone Depressors in Nambya and Botswana Kalang'a
Laura J. Downing, Bryan Gick
PDF
65-80
Object Marking and Agentivity in Navajo Causatives
Suzanne Gessner
PDF
81-94
An Account of Compensatory Lengthening without Moras
Ben Hermans
PDF
95-106
Interactions between Constructions and Constraints in VP Ellipsis and VP Fronting
Jong-Bok Kim
PDF
107-124
Relexification: A Process Available to Human Cognition
Claire Lefebvre
PDF
125-140
Contact, Attrition, and Structural Shift: The Case of Oroqen
Fengxiang Li
PDF
141-156
Cross-Language Perception of Syllable Affiliation: Effects of Voicing and Language Background
Byung-Jin Lim, Ken de Jong, Kyoko Nagao
PDF
157-168
Speech Reporting Practices and Subjectives: Evidence from an Amazonian Society
Lev Michael
PDF
169-180
lexical tone and markedness in standard thai
Bruce Moren, Elizabeth Zsiga
PDF
181-191
The Relationship between the Source Characteristic and Frequency
Hansang Park
PDF
193-204
A Unified Account of Essentially Contested Concepts
Jason D. Patent
PDF
205-214
Direct Quotation in Japanese: A Site for Stereotyping
Katsue Akiba Reynolds
PDF
215-228
Valence, Voice, and noun incorporation in Karaji
Eduardo Rivail Ribeiro
PDF
229-243
Highly-articulated Representations in Early Grammars: Evidence from English and French
Yvan Rose
PDF
245-256
On the Phonologically Driven Non-Realization of Function Words
Elisabeth Selkirk
PDF
257-270
Spatial structuring in spoken and signed language
Leonard Talmy
PDF
271-300
Pronoun Borrowing
Sarah G. Thomason, Daniel L. Everett
PDF
301-316
Courtroom Accomodation: Lawyers' Use of Foreigner Talk
Elizabeth Closs Traugott
PDF
317-326
Discourse Pragmatics vs. Prescriptive Stylistics
Olga T. Yokoyama
PDF
327-340
Indicating Participants in Actions: From Prelinguistic Gestures to Signed Languages
Shannon Casey
PDF
341-352
Co-expressivity of Speech and Gesture: Manner of Motion in Spanish, English, and Chinese
Susan Duncan
PDF
353-370
The Development of Gesture, Speech, and Action as Communicative Strategies
Barbara F. Kelly
PDF
371-380
An analysis of shifts in participation roles in japanese storytelling in terms of prosody, gaze, and body movements
Chisato Koike
PDF
381-392
Gesture, Information Flow, and NP Form
Lorraine E. Kumpf
PDF
393-404
Grammar and gesture in american sign language: implications for constructing meaning
Scott K. Liddell
PDF
405-419
Prosodic and Gestural Cues for Navigations around Mental Space
June Luchjenbroers
PDF
421-434
Does Gesture Help Processes of Speech Production? Evidence for Conceptual Level Facilitation
Alissa Melinger, Sotaro Kita
PDF
435-448
What Do Speech-Gesture Mismatches Reveal about Speech and Gesture Integration? A Comparison of English and Turkish
Asli Özyürek
PDF
449-456
Gestures and Self-Monitoring in Speech Production
Mandana Seyfeddinipur, Sotaro Kita
PDF
457-464
Comparing the Informational Content of Speech/Gesture and Sign Language
Sarah Taub, Pilar Piñar
PDF
465-473