BLS 21: General Session and Parasession on Historical Issues in Sociolinguistics/Social Issues in Historical Linguistics

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Functional Verbs in Predicate Formation: Event-Type Hierarchy and Grammaticization
Mengistu Amberber
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1-11
Spanish Casi as a Scalar Operator
Raul Aranovich
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12-23
Neurological Evidence For A Functional Basis for Lexical Categories
Barbara Birch
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24-31
Generic Demonstratives
Brian F. Bowdle, Gregory Ward
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32-43
On a Scalar Operator
Yoon-Suk Chung
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44-59
One-Anaphora and Residual DRS’s
Piroska Csúri
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60-71
The interaction of the binding principles and the chinese reflexive taziji
Jun Da
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72-82
Ethnolinguistic Loyalties among Barcelona’s Teens
Hope N. Doyle
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83-93
The Lexical Representation of Light Verb Constructions
Martin Everaert, Bart Hollebrandse
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94-104
Synchronic and Diachronic Typology: The Case of Ejective Voicing
Paul D. Fallon
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105-116
The Phonological Composition of Personal Pronouns: Implications for Genetic Hypotheses
Matthew J. Gordon
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117-128
Vowel Phonotactic Positions in Australian Aboriginal Languages
Philip Hamilton
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129-140
The Function of F0-Peak Delay in Japanese
Yoko Hasegawa, Kazue Hata
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141-151
A Non-Derivational Approach to Winnebago Stress
Andrea Heiberg
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152-161
Negative Polarity and Phantom Reference
Michael Israel
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162-173
Word Order, Mutation, and Topic in Welsh
Nicholas Kibre
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174-185
English Negation from a Non-Derivational Perspective
Jong-Bok Kim
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186-197
Contrastiveness Is an Epiphenomenon of Constraint Ranking
Robert Kirchner
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198-208
Germany vs. “The South” or: Should (and Can?) Second Language Learners be Taught How to be “Rude” or “Sweet”?
Elisabeth D. Kuhn
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209-216
A Dialect in the Face of the Standard: A Japanese Case Study
Yoshimi Miyake
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217-225
Split Tense and Mood Inflection in Wambaya
Rachel Nordlinger
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226-236
What’s in a Place? Extended Uses of a Physical-World Noun in Japanese?
Kyoko Hirose Ohara
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237-251
Flat vs. Branching Morphological Structures: The Case of Suspended Affixation
Cemil Orhan Orgun
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252-261
Kiksht “Impersonals” as Anaphors and the Predictiveness of Grammatical-Categorial Universals
Michael Silverstein
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262-286
Local and Global Functions of a Borrowed/Native Pair of Discourse Markers in a Yucatec Maya Narrative
Julie Solomon
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287-298
On the Status of Universal Association Conventions: Evidence from Mixteco
Bernard Tranel
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299-312
Verbal Prefixation in Malay: Reconfiguring Paradigmatic Relations
Lionel Wee
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313-323
Understand in Conceptual Semantics
Rebecca Wheeler
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324-335
Rule Ordering, and Constraint Interaction in OT
Young-mee Yu Cho
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336-350
Conjunction as a Case Feature-Checker
Ed Zoerner
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351-362
Diachronic Aspects of Russianisms in Siberian Turkic
Gregory D.S. Anderson
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365-376
Pragmatic Markers in a Diachronic Perspective
Laurel J. Brinton
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377-388
How Recent Contact Erased Ancient Traces in the Gender Systems of the Oromo Dialects
Robbin Clamons
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389-400
Grammaticalization in AAVE
Patricia Cukor-Avila, Guy Bailey
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401-413
The Death of ‘Prefixing’: Contact Induced Typological Change in Northern Australia
Ian Green
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414-425
A New Hypothesis on the Origin of the Eastern Andalusian Vowel System
José Ignacio Hualde, Benjamin P. Sanders
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426-437
Yokuts as a Target Language in a Shift from Miwok
Marvin Kramer
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438-449
Creole Studies and Historical Linguistics: Renewing Our Vows
John McWhorter
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450-464
Social Issues in Historical Linguistics in Africa
Derek Nurse
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465-477
Internal vs. External Factors in Socio-Historical Explanations of Change: A Fruitless Dichotomy?
Suzanne Romaine
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478-490
The Declension of Ethnonyms in English
Kevin Tuite
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491-502
Variation in Modern Dutch D-Weakening: A Historical Perspective
Nelleke Van Deusen-Scholl
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503-510