BLS 25: General Session and Parasession on Loan Word Phenomena

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Articles

• Argument Structure and Animacy Restrictions on Anaphora

  Ash Asudeh

  2-13

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• Proving Basic Polysemy: Subjects Reliably Distinguish Several Senses of See

  Collin F. Baker

  14-25

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• What is the Information Structure-Syntax Interface in Basque?

  Phyllis Bellver, Laura A. Michaelis

  26-37

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• From Ergativus Absolutus to Topic Marking in Kiranti: A Typological Perspective

  Balthasar Bickel

  38-49

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• Complex Noun, Multiple Inheritance, and Internally Headed Relativization in Korean

  Chan Chung

  50-61

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• Aspects of locative doubling and resultative predication

  Diana Cresti, Christina Tortora

  62-73

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• Evidentiality in Dutch

  Ferdinand de Haan

  74-85

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• Why Complement Clauses Do Not Include a That-Complementizer in Early Child Language

  Holger Diessel, Michael Tomasello

  86-97

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• Tmesis and Verb Second in Early Irish Syntax

  Cathal Doherty

  98-108

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• The magic of the moment: what it means to be a punctual verb

  Stefan Engelberg

  109-121

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• Roles and Non-Unique Definites

  Richard Epstein

  122-133

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• Imitation as a Basis for Phonetic Learning After the Critical Period

  Carol A. Fowler

  134-145

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• A New Model of Indo-European Subgrouping and Dispersal

  Andrew Garrett

  146-156

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• A Comparison of Three Metrics of Perceptual Similarity in Cross- Language Speech Perception

  James D. Harnsberger

  157-168

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• Some and the Pragmatics of Indefinite Construal

  Michael Israel

  169-182

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• On the Rise of Suppletion in Verbal Paradigms

  Matthew L. Juge

  183-194

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• Emergent Phonology

  Björn Lindblom

  195-209

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• H. P. Grice on Location on Rossel Island

  Stephen C. Levinson

  210-224

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• Metaphor, linguistic practice, and the temporal meanings of gannaaw 'back' and 'kanam' front in wolof

  Kevin Ezra Moore

  225-237

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• Markedness and the Evolution of Binary Spatial Deictics: French voila and voici

  Madelaine C. Plauche, Benjamin K. Bergen

  238-249

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• Constraints on Motion Verbs in the TIME IS MOTION Metaphor

  Kazuko Shinohara

  250-271

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• The layered lexicon

  Rubin Van De Vijver

  273-283

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• Loan Words in the English of Modern Orthodox Jews: Yiddish or Hebrew?

  Sarah Benor

  287-299

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• Implications of Itelmen Agreement Asymmetries

  Jonathan David Bobaljik

  300-310

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• Stress, Epenthesis, and Segment Transformation in Selayarese Loans

  Ellen Broselow

  311-325

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• Problems in Studying Loans

  Garland Cannon

  326-336

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• The Combinatory Properties of Halkomelem Lexical Suffixes

  Donna B. Gerdts

  337-347

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• Patterns of Correspondence in the Adaptation of Spanish Borrowings in Basque

  José Ignacio Hualde

  348-358

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• Loan Word Phonology: A Case for a Non-Reductionist Approach to Grammar

  Fumiko Kumashiro

  359-370

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• Loan Words and Their Implications for the Categorial Status of Verbal Nouns

  Yukiko Morimoto

  371-382

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• Perception, Representation, and Correspondence Relations in Loanword Phonology

  Yvan Rose

  383-394

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• Loanwords and Contact-Induced Phonological Change in Lachixí­o Zapotec

  Mark Sicoli

  395-406

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