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Home > Archives > BLS 22: Special Session on Historical Issues in Native American Languages

Table of Contents

Table of Contents BLS Editors

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Articles

Metonymy and the Creation of New Words in Hupa Jocelyn C. Ahlers

PDF 2-10

Interior Salish Reduplication in a Diachronic Perspective Gregory D. S. Anderson

PDF 11-24

The Effects of K’ichean/Mamean Contact in Sipakapense Rusty Barrett

PDF 25-36

The Bipartite Stem Belt: Disentangling Areal and Genetic Correspondences Scott DeLancey

PDF 37-54

Indigenous Pidgins of North America in their Sociohistorical Context Emanuel J. Drechsel

PDF 55-68

On the Grammaticalization of 1st and 2nd Person Pronominal Affixes in North American Indian Languages Johannes Helmbrecht

PDF 69-77

The Grammar of Moluche in Thomas Falkner’s A Description of Patagonia (1774) Lieve Jooken

PDF 78-89

Some mysteries in the reconstruction of proto-Yuman Margaret Langdon

PDF 90-103

A New Reconstruction of Kiowa-Tanoan Ablaut Lynn Nichols

PDF 104-116

Deeper Genetic Relationships in North America: Some Tempered Pessimism Robert L. Rankin

PDF 117-128

Sound symbolism in the history of an Algonkian semantic domain Richard Rhodes

PDF 129-138

Reconstructing Person and Voice in Kiowa-Tanoan: Pitfalls and Progress Laurel J. Watkins

PDF 139-152