BLS 40: General and Special Sessions

Starting with BLS 41, the articles from this series are not to be published by the LSA. They are to be published on the University of California's eScholarship platform.

Table of Contents

Front Matter & Table of Contents
Herman Leung, et al.
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i-viii

Articles

Weak Crossover and the Syntax-Phonology Interface
Calixto Aguero Bautista
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1-19
Irrealis as verbal non-specificity in Koro (Oceanic)
Jessica Cleary-Kemp
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20-41
Subjectification in the Development of Clitic Doubling: A Diachronic Study of Romanian and Spanish
Oana A. David
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42-61
Reportativity, (not-) at-issueness, and assertion
Martina Faller
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62-84
When Phonology Undergenerates: Evidence from Asturian Enclitic Structures
Francisco J. Fernandez-Rubiera
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85-101
Contour Tones and Prosodic Structure in Medumba
Kathryn H. Franich
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102-124
Asymmetric Correlations between English Verb Transitivity and Stress
Michelle A. Fullwood
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125-138
Micro-Variation within Bizkaiera Basque: Evidence from RCs
Ager Gondra
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139-158
Scandinavian Object Shift: The Interface between Syntax, Phonology, and Information Structure
Mayumi Hosono
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159-181
The Unit Phrase in Mandarin
Yu-Yin Hsu
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182-200
On the Category of Speaker Expectation of Interlocutor Knowledge in Kurtop
Gwendolyn Hyslop
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201-214
The Effect of Duration and Glottalization on the Perception of Rhythm
Niamh Kelly, Megan Crowhurst, Crystal Cobb
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215-232
The Syntax of Tone in Guinean Kpelle
Maria Konoshenko
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233-252
The Three Degrees of Definiteness
Maria Kyriakaki
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253-269
Possessive Structures as Evidence for DP in West Greenlandic
Kathleen Langr
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270-285
The Pragmatics and Syntax of German Inalienable Possession Constructions
Vera Lee-Schoenfeld, Gabriele Diewald
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286-310
Case and agreement in Cupeno: Morphology obscures a simple syntax
Theodore Levin, Ryo Masuda
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311-335
Revisiting the Phonology and Morphosyntax of Chechen and Ingush Verb Doubling
Ryo Masuda
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336-353
The role of morphological markedness in inclusive/exclusive pronouns
Beata Moskal
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354-368
Toward a Comprehensive Model for Nahuatl Language Research and Revitalization
Justyna Olko, John Sullivan
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369-397
More learnable than thou? Testing metrical phonology representations with childdirected speech
Lisa Pearl, Timothy Ho, Zephyr Detrano
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398-422
The Rhetorics of Urban Aboriginal Place-Making: Studying Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal Relationship Building in the Intercultural Speaking Event
Stephen K.H. Peters
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423-436
Encoding Contrast, Inviting Disapproval: The Place of Ata in Belizean Kriol
William Salmon
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437-455
Whose Kriol is Moa Beta? Prestige and Dialects of Kriol in Belize
William Salmon, Jennifer Gomez Menjivar
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456-479
Implicative organization facilitates morphological learning
Scott Seyfarth, Farrell Ackerman, Robert Malouf
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480-494
The Prosody of Split and Glued Verb Constructions in Chacobo (Pano)
Adam J. Tallman
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495-522
Only and Focus in Imbabura Quichua
Jos Tellings
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523-544
Stative versus Eventive Predicates and vP-internal Structure
Jozina Vander Klok, Rose-Marie Dechaine
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545-569