BLS 16: General Session and Parasession on The Legacy of Grice

• Table of Contents and Preface

  BLS Editors

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Articles

• Rethinking Conversational Code-Switching: Codes, Speech Varieties, and Contextualization

  Celso Alvarez-Cáccamo

  3-16

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• Rules and Representations in Morphology

  Stephen R. Anderson

  17-29

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• Disembodied Rules versus Patterns in the Lexicon: Testing the Psychological Reality of Spanish Stress Rules

  Jon Aske

  30-45

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• Underspecification in American Sign Language Phonology

  Diane Brentari

  46-56

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• Gesture and Ground

  Justine Cassell, David McNeill

  57-68

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• The Relevance of Syllable Structure in Place Assimilation

  Young-mee Yu Cho

  69-80

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• Experiential vs. Agentive Constructions in Korean Narrative

  Soon Ae Chun, David A. Zubin

  81-93

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• Experimental Evidence of the Transfer Of L1 Implicature in L2 Acquisition

  Ron Cowan, Brad Reed

  94-102

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• The Diachronic Development of Semantics in Copulas

  Dan Devitt

  103-115

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• Therapeutic Flouting: Strategic Uses of Metaphor in Psychotherapy

  Kathleen Ferrara

  116-126

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• Reflexives as Grammatical Constructions: A Case Study in Czech

  Mirjam Fried

  127-139

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• The Role of Trigger-Target Similarity in the Vowel Harmony Process

  Mary Hare

  140-152

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• ni X wo Y: A Formal Idiom in Chinese

  Zili He

  153-162

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• Information structure as a consequence of word order type

  Susan C. Herring

  163-174

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• Quantifier Float in Korean

  Ki-Sun Hong

  175-186

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• A Neurophysiological Investigation of Wh-Islands

  Robert Kluender

  187-204

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• Pragmatic Conventions Influencing Children's Use of Causal Constructions in Natural Discourse

  Amy Kyrantzis, Jiansheng Guo, Susan Ervin-Tripp

  205-214

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• "What, me worry?" -- 'Mad Magazine Sentences' Revisited

  Knud Lambrecht

  215-228

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• Mental experience verbs in Modern Greek: A cognitive explanation for active versus middle voice

  Linda Manney

  229-240

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• Speaker-Hearer Asymmetry as a Factor in Language Evolution: A Functional Explanation For Formal Principles of Grammar

  Frederick J. Newmeyer

  241-247

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• Reduplicated Verbs in Japanese as Grammatical Constructions

  Shigeko Okamoto

  248-256

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• Copula Contraction and Absence in Barbadian English, Samaná English and Vernacular Black English

  John R. Rickford, Renee Blake

  257-268

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• Parts of Speech in Autolexical Syntax

  Jerrold M. Sadock

  269-281

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• From Tone to Stress: Mechanisms and Motivations

  Joe Salmons

  282-291

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• Defined and Neutral Categories in Lexicogrammatical Patterns: The Motivated Alignment Hypothesis

  Linda Schwartz

  292-304

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• Is There Object-to-Subject Raising in Chinese?

  Dingxu Shi

  305-314

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• The Role of Particles in Japanese Gossip

  Ryoko Suzuki

  315-324

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• Information structure and the scope of sentential negation

  Enric Vallduvi

  325-337

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• Misbehaving Reflexives in Korean and Mandarin

  David A. Zubin, Soon Ae Chun, Naicong Li

  338-352

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• The Violation of Grice's Maxims in Jokes

  Salvatore Attardo

  355-362

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• Constraints on Interpretation

  Diane Blakemore

  363-370

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• The Role of Conversational Implicature in the Early Grammaticalization of the English Perfect

  Kathleen Carey

  371-380

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• Gricean Maxims and Reading Instruction

  Charles Elster

  381-389

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• Invisible Meaning

  Gilles Fauconnier

  390-404

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• On the Foundations of Conversational Implicature

  Richard E. Grandy

  405-410

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• The Universality of Gricean Interpretation

  Georgia M. Green

  411-428

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• Conversational Cooperation in Social Perspective

  John J. Gumperz

  429-441

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• Givenness, Implicature, and the Form of Referring Expressions

  Jeanette K. Gundel, Nancy Hedberg, Ron Zacharski

  442-453

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• Hamburgers and Truth: Why Gricean Explanation is Gricean

  Laurence R. Horn

  454-471

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• Philosophy of Language Meets the Real World; or, When is "English" Enough?

  Robin Lakoff

  472-481

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• Syntax and Discourse: A Look at Resumptive Pronouns

  Ellen F. Prince

  482-497

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• On Predicting Pragmatic Relations

  John F. Richardson, Alan W. Richardson

  498-508

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• Indirectness in Conversation: Flouting Grice's Maxims at Dinner

  Suellen Rundquist

  509-518

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• Rethinking Power and Solidarity in Gender and Dominance

  Deborah Tannen

  519-529

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• Good and Bad News in Formalizing Generalized Implicatures

  Jacques Wainer, Anthony Maida

  530-540

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• Bulging Monosyllables: Areal Tendencies in Southeast Asian Diachrony

  James A. Matisoff

  543-559

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