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Home > Archives > Vol 4 (2019)

Table of Contents

Articles

The role of gesture in the English ish-construction Daniel Duncan

PDF 1:1–12

Encoding reflexivity: The syntax and semantics of natural reflexives Jinwoo Jo

PDF 2:1–15

A Robin Hood approach to forced alignment: English-trained algorithms and their use on Australian languages Sarah Babinski, Rikker Dockum, J. Hunter Craft, Anelisa Fergus, Dolly Goldenberg, Claire Bowern

PDF 3:1–12

Spontaneous spatial information provided by dementia patients and elderly controls in narratives Solveig Bosse

PDF 4:1–9

Nominal mismatches in Swahili locatives Soo-Hwan Lee, Doo-Won Lee

PDF 5:1–11

Explaining the forces underpinning grammaticalization paths: The progressive-to-imperfective shift in three varieties of Spanish Martín Fuchs, María Mercedes Piñango

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Promoting interest in science through inquiry-based learning in undergraduate linguistics: A case study Nikole D. Patson, Tessa Warren

PDF 7:1–8

NP internal syntax: High tone and quantifier conditions Ronald P. Schaefer, Francis O. Egbokhare

PDF 8:1–5

Morphological priming without semantic relationship in Hebrew spoken word recognition Jonathan Geary, Adam Ussishkin

PDF 9:1–10

Attitude change is not enough: Disrupting deficit grading practices to disrupt dialect prejudice Rebecca S. Wheeler

PDF 10:1–2

Twitterverse: The birth of new words Olga Klymenko

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A typological perspective on nominal concord Mark Norris

PDF 12:1–15

Lexicalizing disjunction scope Virginia Dawson

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Lenition and morphology in Finnish Kaden Holladay

PDF 14:1–14

Severing idiosyncratic case from the lexical verb in Uyghur-Chinese code switching Alexander Sugar, Zaoreguli Abulimiti

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Agreement and unlocking at the edge Colin Davis, Kenyon Branan

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Grammatical convergence or microvariation? Subject doubling in English in a French dominant town Sali A. Tagliamonte, Bridget L. Jankowski

PDF 17:1–15

High-frequency initialisms: Evidence for Singaporean English stress E-Ching Ng

PDF 18:1–15

The syntax and semantics of negative questions and answers in Korean and English Keunhyung Park, Stanley Dubinsky

PDF 19:1–9

Epistemic adverbs that can/cannot be embedded under imperatives Yuto Hirayama, Shin Ihara

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Scalarity and alternatives of Japanese mora (letter)-based minimizers Osamu Sawada

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Specification of methods and the semantics of method-oriented adverbs Curt Anderson

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The singularity of indeterminates: Number specification without classifiers Ken Hiraiwa

PDF 23:1–10

Autonomic arousal in a foreign language in the context of decision making Mai Al-Khatib, Charles R. Fletcher

PDF 24:1–5

Optimality Theory with Lexical Selection needs multiple PRIORITIES: A case study in Welsh allomorphy Mykel Loren Brinkerhoff

PDF 25:1–14

Nonce-loan judgments and impossible-nativization effects in Japanese Jennifer L. Smith, Yuka Tashiro

PDF 26:1–14

Two centuries of spreading language loss Gary F. Simons

PDF 27:1–12

Revisiting the restrictive/appositive distinction in Mandarin relative clauses: The confound of demonstratives Yenan Sun, Jackie Yan-ki Lai

PDF 28:1–14

Peaches and eggplants or. . . something else? The role of context in emoji interpretations Benjamin Weissman

PDF 29:1–6

Root and semi-phrasal compounds: A syntactic approach Dimitrios Ntelitheos, Katya Pertsova

PDF 30:1–14

Dialects "haven’t got to" be the same: modal microvariation in English Richard Stockwell, Carson T. Schütze

PDF 31:1–15

On the role of conjunction in adjective ordering preferences Cesar Manuel Rosales Jr., Gregory Scontras

PDF 32:1–12

Adjective ordering in Tagalog: A cross-linguistic comparison of subjectivity-based preferences Suttera Samonte, Gregory Scontras

PDF 33:1–13

Linguistic entrenchment and the effect of subjective lexical familiarity in Korean /n/-insertion Jiyeon Song, Amanda Dalola

PDF 34:1–8

Binding German (In)direct Objects: Spell-Out Strategies for Disambiguation Nicholas Twiner, Vera Lee-Schoenfeld

PDF 35:1–15

Singular ‘they’ and novel pronouns: gender-neutral, nonbinary, or both? Evan D. Bradley, Julia Salkind, Ally Moore, Sofi Teitsort

PDF 36:1–7

Subsegments and the emergence of segments Stephanie S. Shih, Sharon Inkelas

PDF 37:1–8

English adaptation in Mandarin A-not-A constructions Minqi Liu

PDF 38:1–8

Gaming as pedagogy in the linguistics classroom Andrew McKenzie, Jeffrey Punske

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Transparent free relatives with "who": Support for a unified analysis Carson T. Schütze, Richard Stockwell

PDF 40:1–6

Negative concord in Washo as negative agreement Emily A. Hanink

PDF 41:1–12

Placing social types through prosodic variation: An investigation of spatial meanings in Mainland China Robert Xu

PDF 42:1–12

Optional wh-movement is discourse-connected movement in Eastern Cham Kenneth Baclawski Jr.

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Explicating wh-fronting in Mandarin: A scrambling approach Yaobin Liu

PDF 44:1–12

Transcriptivism: An ethical framework for modern linguistics Tyler Kibbey

PDF 45:1–13

Reference to kinds in L2 English Yılmaz Köylü

PDF 46:1–14

Resolving conflicts between locality and anti-locality: Evidence from Luganda and Haya Kenyon Branan

PDF 47:1–14

Objectless locative prepositions in British English Richard Stockwell, Carson T. Schütze

PDF 48:1–15

Listeners integrate pitch and durational cues to prosodic structure in word categorization Jeremy Steffman, Sun-Ah Jun

PDF 49:1–15

Linguistic and racial re-formation of indigenous Mexicans’ languages and races in Florida Heartland K-12 schools Rebecca Campbell-Montalvo

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Recent advances in Q Theory: Segment strength Martha Schwarz, Myriam Lapierre, Karee Garvin, Sharon Inkelas

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Evidence for perceptual hypercorrection in American r-dissimilation: A pilot study Nancy Hall, Bianca Godinez, Megan Walsh, Irene Orellana, Coleen Villegas

PDF 52:1–12

Word order patterns in generic ‘zero person’ constructions in Finnish: Insights from speech-act participants Elsi Kaiser

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On containment and syncretism in English preterites and participles Luke Adamson

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Inconsistencies of the Consistency test Mary Moroney

PDF 55:1–10

Allocutive agreement in Korean under cyclic Agree Sanghee Kim

PDF 56:1–15

Differential object marking and Scales: Insights from diachrony Monica Alexandrina Irimia, Anna Pineda

PDF 57:1–15

Endorsement of inconsistent imperatives Cleo Condoravdi, Rebecca Jarvis, Sunwoo Jeong

PDF 58:1–12

Head movement with semantic effects: Aspectual verb raising in Cantonese Tommy Tsz-Ming Lee

PDF 59:1–11