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Home > Archives > Vol 3 (2018)

Table of Contents

Articles

A Japanese pitch accent practice program and L1 influence on pitch accent acquisition Jeff Peterson

PDF 1:1–12

Featural definition of syntactic positions: Evidence from hyper-raising Suzana Fong

PDF 2:1–15

Inherent case in Archaic Chinese Edith Aldridge

PDF 3:1–15

An Optimality Theoretic analysis of vowel harmony in Kazan Tatar Cassidy Henry

PDF 4:1–11

Generalized head movement Karlos Arregi, Asia Pietraszko

PDF 5:1–5

Contradictory (forward) lifetime effects and the non-future tense in Mandarin Chinese Sherry Yong Chen, E. Matthew Husband

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Scale structures in discourse: Discourse-pragmatic properties of Japanese comparative expressions Osamu Sawada

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Linguistics and race: An interdisciplinary approach towards an LSA statement on race Anne H. Charity Hudley, Christine Mallinson, Mary Bucholtz, Nelson Flores, Nicole Holliday, Elaine Chun, Arthur Spears

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A Q-Theoretic approach to distinctive subsegmental timing Karee Garvin, Myriam Lapierre, Sharon Inkelas

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Inverse scope and unaccusativity alternation Satoshi Oku

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What motivates high vowel deletion in Québec French: Foot structure or tonal profile? Natália Brambatti Guzzo, Heather Goad, Guilherme D. Garcia

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Focus prosody in Japanese reconsidered Shinobu Mizuguchi, Koichi Tateishi

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Tone sandhi of young Taiwanese speakers Yuchao E. Hsiao

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Morphological influences on categorical perception of stop voicing in Welsh Skye Anderson, Elise Bell

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Wh-word conjunction as a test for argumenthood and obligatoriness Paul B. Melchin, Ida Toivonen

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The cat stalked ?wilily around the house: Morphological dissimilation in deadjectival adverbs Lauren Marie Ackerman, Shiloh Drake

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A compositional approach to conjunct agreement in Turkish Yılmaz Köylü

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Obligatory dative clitic-doubling of type III experiencers in Bulgnais Edward J. Rubin

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Turkish reduplicative adjectives and adverbs Nese Demir

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Hindi nominal suffixes are bimorphemic: A Distributed Morphology analysis Yash Sinha

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Against the universal phasehood of nP: Evidence from the morphosyntax of book titles David Erschler

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Mandarin Chinese sentence final de as a marker of private evidence Hooi Ling Soh

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Postsyntactic inflection of the degree phrase in German Emily Anne Hanink

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Investigating a possible "musician advantage" for speech-in-speech perception: The role of f0 separation Michelle D. Cohn

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Durational cues to stress, final lengthening, and the perception of rhythm Anya Lunden

PDF 25:1–10

Your ns are numbered! On linking morphemes in Dutch Paula Fenger, Gísli Rúnar Harðarson

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Morphosyntactic form of Korean fragments is relevant to their resolution Joanna Nykiel, Jong-Bok Kim, Rok Sim, Okgi Kim

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Sonority bias in Rugao di-syllabic syllable contraction Chenchen Xu, Yen-Hwei Lin, Karthik Durvasula

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Against non-reference-tracking theories of switch-reference Emily Clem

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The influence of dialect in sound symbolic size perception Andrew Shibata

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The structural nature of non-structural case: On passivization and case in Lithuanian Einar Freyr Sigurðsson, Milena Sereikaite, Marcel Pitteroff

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Manner-of-speaking that-complements as close apposition structures Carlos de Cuba

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Head movement and allomorphy in children's negative questions Marjorie Pak

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Experimental support for a one-step model of phoneme acquisition Emily Moeng

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Native and non-native speaker processing and production of contrastive focus prosody Chikako Takahashi, Sophia Kao, Hyunah Baek, Alex HL Yeung, Jiwon Hwang, Ellen Broselow

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Effects of syllable onset on the timing of pitch accent in Belgrade Serbian Robin Karlin

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Principle A and feature valuation Andrei Antonenko

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Interpretations of VP anaphora through reference to salient events Kanan Luce, Jeffrey Geiger, Christopher Kennedy, Ming Xiang

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West Circassian polysynthesis at the morphology-syntax interface Ksenia Ershova

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Children's use of prosody and word order to indicate information status in English noun phrase conjuncts Laura de Ruiter, Bhuvana Narasimhan, Jidong Chen, Jonah Lack

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The influence of language background and exposure on phonetic accommodation Naomi Enzinna

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Pokémonikers: A study of sound symbolism and Pokémon names Stephanie S. Shih, Jordan Ackerman, Noah Hermalin, Sharon Inkelas, Darya Kavitskaya

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Covert reflexive argument in inalienable relational nouns Alan Hezao Ke, Acrisio Pires

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Comprehending anaphoric presuppositions involves memory retrieval too Sherry Yong Chen, E. Matthew Husband

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The morphosyntax of number in Estonian numeral-noun constructions Mark Norris

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What can wh-questions tell us about real-time language production: Evidence from English and Mandarin Monica Do, Elsi Kaiser, Pengchen Zhao

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Tense intervention effect in negative emphasis: A case study in Japanese Yuki Ishihara

PDF 47:1–8

Referentiality and incompletive reading in Mandarin Anqi Zhang

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Deriving the distributivity potential of adjectives via measurement theory Lelia Glass

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Differential objects and other structural objects Monica Alexandrina Irimia

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Standard Arabic [q]-lexical-borrowings in the speech of Syrian rural migrants Rania Habib

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Possession type affects resolution of possessive pronouns in English VP ellipsis Jesse Storbeck, Elsi Kaiser

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English negative concord and double negation: The division of labor between syntax and pragmatics Frances Blanchette, Marianna Nadeu, Jeremy Yeaton, Viviane Deprez

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Suffix interference in Russian Lindy Comstock

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Orthography in social media: Pragmatic and prosodic interpretations of caps lock Maria Heath

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The coalescence of grammatical gender and numeral classifiers in the general classifier wota in Nepali Marcin Kilarski, Marc Tang

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Effects of grammatical roles and topicality on Vietnamese referential form production Binh Ngo, Elsi Kaiser

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An argument for ezafe constructions and construct state in Zulu Taylor Jones

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The distribution of φ-probes in the inflectional structure Asia Pietraszko

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Rate effects on Southern American English VOT Paul A. Morris

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Emphatic fingerspelling as code-mixing in American Sign Language Kathryn Montemurro, Diane Brentari

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Parenthetical "I'm telling you" as a marker of private evidence Brian Reese, Hooi Ling Soh

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The short-a split in a suburban area of the New York City dialect region Allison Shapp

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Evidence of a configurational structure in Meskwaki Paul A. Morris

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Language profile and syntactic change in two multilingual communities Ariana Bancu

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A compounding analysis of plural reduplication Yuta Tatsumi

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Splitting a coordination with with Yuta Tatsumi, Yoshiki Fujiwara

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Stripping in temporal adverbial constructions Jason Overfelt

PDF 68:1–15

Embedding, covert movement, and intervention in Kathmandu Newari Borui Zhang, Dustin Alfonso Chacón

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A compositional morphosemantic analysis of exclusivity in Ch’ol Carol-Rose Little, Mia Wiegand

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Testing contrastive inferences from suprasegmental features using offline measures Anna Alsop, Elaine Stranahan, Kathryn Davidson

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