BLS 19: General Session and Parasession on Semantic Typology and Universals

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Table of Contents and Preface
BLS Editors
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Articles

Causative Structures in French: Word Order Following faire, laisser, and forcer
Michel Achard
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1-12
Two Rules or One…or None? [ATR] in Yoruba
Diana Archangeli, Douglas Pulleyblank
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13-26
There-Sentences and Inversion as Distinct Constructions: A Functional Account
Betty Birner, Gregory Ward
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27-39
The Mixed Discourse Genre as a Social Resource for Participants
Mary Bucholtz
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40-51
A Reanalysis of Long Distance Agreement in Urdu
Miriam Butt
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52-63
The Phonology and Phonetics of 'Voiceless' Vowels
Young-mee Yu Cho
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64-75
Experiencers, Possessors, and Overlap Between Russian Dative and u + Genitive
Alan Cienki
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76-89
Prosodic Aspects of Broadcast News Register
Colleen Cotter
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90-100
Javanese Adversatives, the 1-Advancement Exclusiveness Law and Mapping Theory
William D. Davies
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101-111
At, by, to, and past: An Essay in Multimodal Image Theory
Paul Deane
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112-124
On Genericity: A Case Study in Czech
Hana Filip
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125-142
What Studies of the Brain Can Tell Us About Language (if anything) and Vice Versa
Victoria A. Fromkin
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143-158
Trigger Conditions and Nasal Harmony in Terena
Chip Gerfen
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159-170
Lexical Phonology and the Problem of Variation
Gregory R. Guy
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171-181
Mapping Phonological Structure to Phonetic Timing: Moras and Duration in Two Bantu Languages
Kathleen A. Hubbard
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182-192
Expletive Verb Marking in Abkhaz
David Kathman
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193-204
Verbal Compounding in Korean
Yookyung Kim
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205-216
Linking Constructions vs. Linking Rules: Evidence from French
Jean-Pierre Koenig
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217-231
Pauses in Face-to-Face and Telephone Conversations
Anita Liang
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232-244
Gapping with Shared Operators
James D. McCawley
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245-253
Galician Nasal Velarization as a Case Against Structure-Preservation
Fernando Martí­nez-Gil
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254-267
Defining the Affectedness Condition
Kaoru Ohta, Kuo-ming Sung
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268-279
Speakin' and Spokin' in Jamaica: Conflict and Consensus in Sociolinguistics
Peter L. Patrick, Bonnie McElhinny
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280-290
The Areal Distribution of a Slavic Language Shift Feature
Peter R. Petrucci
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291-299
An Aspectual Analysis of French Demonstrative ce
Lisa Reed
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300-312
Discourse Topic Continuity and Syntactic Reduction
Dingxu Shi
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313-322
Asia Minor Greek: Contact-Induced Change Retention
Elizabeth Sikkenga
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323-333
Orality and Markedness
Donca Steriade
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334-347
The conflict promises/threatens to erupt into war
Elizabeth C. Traugott
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348-358
On the Semantics of Polysynthesis
Emmon Bach
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361-368
A Noun is a Noun is a Noun -- Or is It? Some Reflections on the Universality of Semantics
William Croft
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369-380
A Typology in the Higher-Order Unification Approach to Ellipsis: The Implications of Japanese Post-Verbal Expressions
Kazuhiko Fukushima
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381-389
Tagalog Semantics
David Gil
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390-403
Languages without Determiner Quantification
Eloise Jelinek
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404-422
Universals in the Semantics of the Diminutive
Dan Jurafsky
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423-436
Negation, Indefinites, and the Jespersen Cycle
William A. Ladusaw
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437-446
Universals of Construal
Ronald W. Langacker
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447-463
An Optimality-Theoretic Typology of Case and Grammatical Voice Systems
Géraldine Legendre, William Raymond, Paul Smolensky
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464-478
Two Predicted Universals in the Semantics of Space
Terry Regier
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479-489
How "General" are General Classifiers? With Special Reference to ko and tsu in Japanese
David A. Zubin, Mitsuaki Shimojo
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490-502
Identifying Anaphors
Edward L. Keenan
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503-516