BLS 3: General Session

Table of Contents

Front Matter & Table of Contents
Kenneth Whistler, Robert D. Van Valin Jr., Chris Chiarello, Jeri J. Jaeger, Miriam Petruck, Henry Thompson, Ronya Javkin, Anthony Woodbury
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i-viii

Articles

Semantics and syntax of expressive "say" constructions in Yuman
Margaret Langdon
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1-11
The linguistic response of Kiliwa to hispanic culture
Mauricio J. Mixco
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12-23
The semantics of switch reference in kwtsaan
Carol E. Slater
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24-36
The sources for Esselen: A critical review
Madison S. Beeler
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37-45
The causative as a reference switching mechanism in Western Pomo
Robert L. Oswalt
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46-54
A glimpse of the pre-Washo pronominal system
William H. Jacobsen, Jr.
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55-73
The long and short of Aztec dialects
Tim Knab
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74-84
Reconstruction of pronominal elements in Takic
Ronald W. Langacker
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85-102
Copular sentences in Pima
Pamela Munro
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103-113
On being possessed
Susan Steele
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114-131
Proto Miwok kinship system
Catherine A. Callaghan
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132-142
Person, number, gender in Chinook: Syntactic rule and morphological analogy
Michael Silverstein
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143-156
Wintun prehistory: An interpretation based on linguistic reconstruction of plant and animal nomenclature
Kenneth W. Whistler
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157-174
The causative in Wappo: A special case of doubling
Charles N. Li, Sandra A. Thompson
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175-181
Analysis of Hupa Storytelling Event
Ruth Seiman Bennett
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182-193
Nasals and nasalization in Creek
Mary R. Haas
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194-203
Choctaw cases
Jeffrey Heath
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204-213
Choctaw 'articles' in discourse
Marlys McClaran, Gene Herrod
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214-222
A plurality puzzle unraveled (or, the importance of being so'taa'e)
Danny K. Alford
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223-240
The morphologization of Algonquian consonant mutation
Ives Goddard
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241-250
The Greenlandic verbal suffix -ut-: Interactions of linguistic form and grammatical function
Anthony C. Woodbury
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251-269
Headless relatives in the southwest: Are they related?
Larry Gorbet
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270-278
On some questions of areal linguistics
Eric Hamp
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279-282
Evidence of genetic relationship between Chibchan and Uto-Aztecan
Dennis G. Holt
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283-292
On the organization of "subject" properties in universal grammar
William A. Foley, Robert D. Van Valin, Jr.
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293-320
Non-syntactic antecedents and frame semantics
Orin D. Gensler
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321-334
On the Differentiation of Subject and Object in Relativization: Evidence from Lushai
Edward Hillard
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335-346
Some Aspects of Movement and Deletion
Pauline Jacobsen
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347-359
Requiem for Presupposition
Lauri Karttunen, Stanley Peters
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360-371
On Subjects and Topics
Michael Noonan
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372-385
On the Logical Structure of the Serial Verbal Construction in Yoruba
Tony Obilade
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386-393
Toward a Universal Characterization of Passivization
David M. Perlmutter, Paul M. Postal
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394-417
Definiteness, Animacy, and NP Ordering
Evelyn N. Ransom
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418-429
Truth and Approximations
Jerrold M. Sadock
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430-439
Ambiguity-Avoidance: A Universal Constraint Extraction from NP Sequences
Eve E. Sweetser
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440-453
On Defining Prepositions
Jeanne van Oosten
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454-464
The Status of Native Speaker Intuitions in a Polylectal Grammar
Charles E. Debose
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465-474
On "Basic Levels" and the Categorization of Objects in English Discourse
Pamela A. Downing
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475-487
Language in the Workplace: The Tobacco Farm
Mark Hansell
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488-497
Some Aspects of Semantic Change in a Speech Community
Luise Hertrich Hathaway
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498-505
Well What Did You Expect?
Deborah Tannen
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506-515
Health to Our Mouths: Formulaic Expressions in Turkish and Greek
Deborah Tannen, Piyale Cömert Öztek
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516-534
Observations on the relationship between group and individual variation in the development of constraints on variable rules
Tracy D. Terrell
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535-544
Frame Analysis of Schizophrenic Discourse
Valentina Zavarin
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545-558
Towards a Phonetic Explanation for Universal Preferences in Implosives and Ejectives
Hector Javkin
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559-565
On the Function and Use of Stress in Discourse
Christina Lehman
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566-576
The Story of [w]: An Exercise in the Phonetic Explanation for Sound Patterns
John Ohala, James Lorentz
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577-599
Length Phenomena in Italian: Support for the Syllable
Irene Vogel
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600-609
Switch Reference in Old Japanese
Katsue Akiba
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610-619
Which Roots Take the Suffix?
Andrew Allen
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620-625
Grammaticalization of Topical Elements in Middle English
Milton Chadwick Butler
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626-636
The Inflectional Accent in Basque and Indo-European
Alice Wyland Grundt
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637-643
Greek Apocope
Gary B. Holland
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644-655
Topicalization and Relativization in Old Russian
Nancy Ickler
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656-669
The Role of Word Order in Syntactic Change: Sentence-Final Prominency in Korean Negation
Hyun-Oak Alan Kim
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670-684
Burmese Historical Morphology
Graham Thurgood
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685-691