BLS 15: General Session and Parasession on Theoretical Issues in Language Reconstruction

Table of Contents

Preface and Table of Contents
BLS Editors
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Articles

Path Predicates in English and Spanish: A Closer Look
Jon Aske
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1-14
Flux
Dwight Bolinger
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15-23
Alienability, Inalienability and Nominal Classification
Hilary Chappell, William McGregor
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24-36
The Syntax-Phonology Interface and Variable Data: The Case of French Liaison
Daan de Jong
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37-47
Real-Time Morphology: Symbolic Rules or Analogical Networks?
Bruce L. Derwing, Royal Skousen
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48-62
ES and “Missing” Subjects in German
Hana Filip
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63-78
A Unified Account of the Semantics of the English Ditransitive
Adele E. Goldberg
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79-90
Proto-Linguistic Variation: A Link between Historical Linguistics and Sociolinguistics
Joseph H. Greenberg
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91-101
Non-Logographic Chinese and the Non-Alphabetic Alphabet
Mark Hansell
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102-113
A Connectionist Perspective on Prosodic Structure
Mary Hare, David Corina, Garrison Cottrell
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114-125
A Connectionist Approach to the Story of Over
Catherine L. Harris
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126-137
Questioning vs. Identifying: A Functionalist Analysis of the [A candidate that which professor recommended was hired?] Construction in Japanese
Yoko Hasegawa
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138-149
Creative Idiomaticity
Zili He
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150-160
Consciousness Condition on the Korean Reflexive Caki
Ki-Sun Hong
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161-169
Displacement Features in Phonology
Grover Hudson
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170-180
Contextual Operators: Respective, Respectively and Vice Versa
Paul Kay
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181-192
Discontinuous Reduplication in Vernacular Malay
Paul R. Kroeger
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193-202
The Linguistic Implications of Early and Systematic Variation in Child Language Development
Elena V. M. Lieven
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203-214
Metaphor and the Grammaticalization of Evidentials
Teenie Matlock
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215-225
Japanese-Style Noun Modification…in English
Yoshiko Matsumoto
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226-237
Another Look at the Role of Female Speakers in Sound Change
Birch Moonwomon
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238-247
Reduplication and Tone in Hausa Ideophones
Paul Newman
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248-255
Topic Continuity in Written Mandarin Discourse
Ming-Ming Pu
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256-267
“…that part of the city”: Mental Spaces and Ethnic Neighborhoods
Jo Rubba
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268-277
Syntactic Polysemy and Underspecification in the Lexicon
Eric Schiller
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278-290
Concessive Conditionals in Japanese: A Pragmatic Analysis of the S1- TEMO S2 Construction
Seiko Fujii Yamaguchi
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291-302
What's become of derivations? Defaults and Invocations
Arnold M. Zwicky
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303-322
Phonetic Laws and Grammatical Categories
M. B. Emeneau
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323-343
Clitics in Homeric Greek: Less Evidence that PIE was Head-Final
Chris Golston
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344-355
Verb Agreement, Head-Marking vs. Dependent-Marking, and the ‘Deconstruction’ of Tibeto-Burman Morpho-Syntax
Randy J. LaPolla
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356-366
Computerized Tools for Reconstruction in Tibeto-Burman
John Lowe, Martine Mazaudon
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367-378
Erratic Derivational or Compositional Designs as Clues to Word Origins
Yakov Malkiel
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379-390
Historical Linguistics and Linguistic Theory: Reducing the Arbitrary and Constraining Explanation
Marianne Mithun
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391-408
The Origin of Nominal Classification
Johanna Nichols
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409-420
Some Historical Sources of Partial Reduplication
Mary Niepokuj
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421-431