BLS 17: General Session and Parasession on The Grammar of Event Structure

• Table of Contents and Preface

  BLS Editors

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Articles

• The Notions of Subject and Topic in Malay

  Lubna Alsagoff

  3-14

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• Object Extraction and the Accessibility of Thematic Information

  Alex Asina, Sam A. Mchombo

  15-29

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• The Agreement Hierarchy and Grammatical Theory

  Michael Barlow

  30-40

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• The Pace of Syntactic Acquisition

  Derek Bickerton

  41-52

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• Locative Case vs. Locative Gender

  Joan Bresnan

  53-68

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• Voicing is Not Relevant for Sonority

  Young-mee Yu Cho

  69-80

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• The Discourse Functions of Relative Clauses in Indonesian

  Michael C. Ewing

  81-91

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• Hui Loanwords in Dongxiang Mongolian

  Kenneth L. Field

  92-106

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• The Moraic Status of Initial Geminates in Trukese

  Michele E. Hart

  107-120

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• The Effect of F0 Rate on Accent Perception in English

  Kazue Hata, Yoko Hasegawa

  121-129

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• The Passive Construction and Case in Korean

  Ki-Sun Hong

  130-143

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• The Role of the Korean Topic Marker in Foregrounding Speaker Stance

  Kyu-hyun Kim

  144-155

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• Unifying Syntactic and Semantic Approaches to Unaccusativity: A Connectionist Approach

  Géraldine Legendre, Yoshiro Miyata, Paul Smolensky

  156-167

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• Syllabic Consonants in Chinese: Representation and Syllabification

  Yen-Hwei Lin

  168-179

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• On the Lexical Nature of Purposive and Participial Complex Motion Predicates in Japanese

  Yo Matsumoto

  180-191

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• Synchronic Rule Inversion

  John J. McCarthy

  192-207

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• (æ) in San Francisco English

  Birch Moonwomon

  208-217

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• Nominal 'Tautologies' in Japanese: X wa X, X ga X, and X mo X

  Shigeko Okamoto

  218-229

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• Regular and Irregular Morphology and the Psychological Status of Rules of Grammar

  Steven Pinker, Alan Prince

  230-251

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• Condition Duplication, Paradigm Homonymy, and Transconstructional Constraints

  Geoffrey K. Pullum, Arnold M. Zwicky

  252-266

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• The Development of Nominal/Non-Nominal Class Marking by Tone in Shimen Hmong

  Martha Ratliff

  267-282

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• Event-Packing: The Case of Object Incorporation in English

  Sally Rice, Gary Prideaux

  283-298

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• Mixers, Mufflers and Mousers: The Extending of the -Er Suffix as a Case of Prototype Reanalysis

  Mary Ellen Ryder

  299-311

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• Subject and Object Honorification in Japanese

  Peter Sells, Masayo Iida

  312-323

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• The Semantics of Guarani Agreement Markers

  Maura Velázquez-Castillo

  324-335

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• Event Construal and Case Role Assignment

  Scott DeLancey

  338-353

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• Point of view and prospective agent

  Michelle Emanatian

  354-367

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• It Can't Go Down the Chimney Up: Paths and the English Resultative

  Adele E. Goldberg

  368-378

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• The Conceptual Structure of Intentional Action: Data from Kathmandu Newari

  David Hargreaves

  379-389

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• A Cognitive Grammar Approach to Perfect Aspect: Evidence from Chinese

  Yuchau E. Hsiao

  390-401

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• Dispersed Verbal Predicates in Vernacular Written Narrative

  Paul J. Hopper

  402-413

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• Prelinguistic Primitives

  Jean M. Mandler

  414-425

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• Temporal priority and pragmatic ambiguity: The case of Already

  Laura Michaelis

  426-438

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• Adverbial Quantification and Event Structures

  Barbara H. Partee

  439-456

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• The Ecology of a Semantic Space

  Eric Pederson

  457-468

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• The Perfective Paradox: Or How to Eat Your Cake and Have it Too

  Mona Singh

  469-479

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• Path to Realization: A Typology of Event Conflation

  Leonard Talmy

  480-519

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• Shifting of Reference-time and Perspective

  Alice G. B. ter Meulen

  520-530

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