LSA Annual Meeting Extended Abstracts

Articles

• Adjective Agreement in Noon: Evidence for a Split Theory of Noun-Modifier Concord

  Nicholas Baier

  1:1-5

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• Word and syllable constraints in Indonesian adaptation: OT analysis

  Saleh Batais, Caroline Wiltshire

  2:1-5

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• Syntactic categories informing variationist analysis: The case of English copy-raising

  Marisa Alana Brook

  3:1-5

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• The spread of the High toned /il/ in Seoul Korean: from "one" to other meanings

  Sunghye Cho

  4:1-5

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• The Linguistic Status of Predictions and Feature Ranks from SVM Text Classifiers

  Jonathan Dunn

  5:1-5

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• The prosody of negative yeah

  Valerie Freeman, Richard Wright, Gina-Anne Levow

  6:1-5

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• Convergence through divergence: compensatory changes in phonetic accommodation

  Jevon Heath

  7:1-5

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• Serialization in Complex Predicates in MalakMalak

  Dorothea Hoffmann

  8:1-5

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• A unified treatment of the exceptions to the Agent/ECM Correlation

  Yuki Ito

  9:1-5

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• Semantic Bleaching and the Emergence of New Pronouns in AAVE

  Taylor W. Jones, Christopher S. Hall

  10:1-5

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• Boundedness of verbal and adjectival predicates in Mandarin

  Charles Lam

  11:1-5

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• Evidence of Language Contact: Source Prepositional Phrases in Taiwanese Southern Min

  Yen-Ting Lin

  12:1-5

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• Swedish relative clauses as weak islands

  Filippa Lindahl

  13:1-5

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• Nasalization as a Repair for Voiced Obstruent Codas in Noon

  John Merrill

  14:1-5

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• Ideophone-gesture composites: depictive type, sendory class, and modality

  Janis Nuckolls

  15:1-5

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• A Topic Time coreference analysis of tense "harmony" in pseudoclefts

  Teresa O'Neill

  16:1-5

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• Order in the DP! On word order and the structure of the DP

  Sarah Ouwayda, Ur Shlonsky

  18:1-5

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• How is contraction not possible here?

  Marjorie Pak

  19:1-5

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• Rescuing Broken Dependency in Korean Fragments

  Bum-Sik Park, Hyosik Kim

  20:1-5

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• "Maybe" not all scalar implicatures are created equal

  Stephen Politzer-Ahles

  21:1-5

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• Improving juror comprehension: reading while listening

  Janet H. Randall

  22:1-5

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• The emphatic interpretation of English verb-phrase preposing

  Bern Samko

  23:1-5

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• Are phonological features of roots in syntax? Evidence from Guébie

  Hannah Sande

  24:1-5

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• Split Number in Nungon

  Hannah S Sarvasy

  25:1-5

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• Forceful Contact in a Result Prominent Language

  Ronald P Schaefer

  26:1-5

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• Explaining Predicate Inversion with a Clause-Internal FocP

  Nagarajan Selvanathan

  27:1-5

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• Testing accessibility: A cross-linguistic comparison of the syntax of referring expressions

  Jacopo Torregrossa, Christiane Bongartz, Ianthi Maria Tsimpli

  29:1-5

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• Hedging arguments

  Erin Zaroukian, Lyn Tieu

  30:1-5

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