BLS 30: Special Session on the Morphology of Native American Languages

• Special Session on the Morphology of Native American Languages

  Marc Ettlinger (ed.), Nicholas Fleisher (ed.), Mischa Park-Doob (ed.)

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Articles

• An Automodular Approach to Noun Classifiers in Piratapuya (E. Tukanoan)

  Christopher Ball

  1-10

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• Possession and Cliticization in Iquito

  Mark C. Brown

  11-21

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• Classifiers in Yurok, Wiyot, and Algonquian

  Lisa Conathan

  22-33

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• Nominal Constructions and Split Ergativity in Chol (Mayan)

  Jessica Coon

  34-45

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• The Evolution of Algic Verbal Stem Structure: New Evidence from Yurok

  Andrew Garrett

  46-60

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• The Morphological Status of -ʔat in Nuu-chah-nulth

  Eun-Sook Kim

  61-72

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• On the Two Salish Object Agreement Suffixes

  Kaoru Kiyosawa

  73-84

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• On the Karuk Directional Suffixes

  Monica Macaulay

  85-101

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• A Methodology for the Investigation of Speaker's Knowledge of Structure in Athabaskan

  Joyce McDonough, Rachel Sussman

  102-113

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• Productivity and Lexicalization in Pima Compounds

  Pamela Munro, Jason Riggle

  114-126

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• Promiscuous Paradigms and the Morphologically Conditioned "Ergative Split" in Texistepec Popoluca (Zoquean)

  Ehren Michael Reilly

  127-138

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• On the classification of Wakashan lexical suffixes

  Rachel Wojdak

  139-150

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• Morphological Orthodoxy in Yupik-Inuit

  Anthony C. Woodbury

  151-171

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