Vol. 1: LSA Annual Meeting Extended Abstracts 2010

Articles

• Accent and description: An account of anaphoric epithets

  Charley Evan Beller

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• Adjective Classes and Syntactic Ordering Restrictions

  Katy McKinney-Bock

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• An Output-Output analysis of German i-truncations

  Katharina S Schuhmann

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• Asymmetric resumption, extension, and the derivation of Hawaiian VSO

  David Jenkins Medeiros

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• Biology, socialization, and identity: Accounting for the voices of female-to-male transsexuals

  Lal Zimman

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• Children's Use of Vernacular Functions of 'like' in Peer Conversation

  Christopher Odato

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• Cliticization and Old Chinese word order

  Edith Aldridge

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• Contact-induced spread of the rare Type 5 clitic

  Johanna Nichols, Peterson A. David

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• Context Dependence in English Futures

  Peter Klecha

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• Contrast Preservation in dialects of North Levantine Arabic

  Sarah Ouwayda

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• Creak in the Rain: Phonation in Oregon English

  John Matthew Riebold

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• Deriving wide-scoping operators in an associative Lambek categorial grammar

  Neal Whitman

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• Effects of Context on Processing (non)-Compositional Expressions

  Edward Holsinger, Elsi Kaiser

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• Effects of Focus Type and Argument Length on the Dative Alternation

  Mary Byram, Maria Luisa Zubizarreta

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• Evidence for the Syntactic Diversity of Numeral Classifiers

  Peter Jenks

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• Expressing numerical uncertainty

  Erin Zaroukian

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• Feature Inheritance and Object Raising in Epistemic Modal Constructions in Mandarin Chinese

  Chao-Ting Chou

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• Hainan Cham and the Chamic noun classifiers: New data on an old system

  Graham W Thurgood

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• How to read easily

  Charles Jones

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• I Guess Korean Has More Mirative Markers: -Napo and -Nmoyang

  Iksoo Kwon

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• Inalienable possession in Iquito (Zaparoan): a frequency analysis

  Cynthia I. A. Hansen

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• Inducing Epenthesis: Phonetic, Phonological and Morphological Considerations

  Rebecca Morley

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• Instrumental with, locatum with and the argument/adjunct distinction

  Lilia Rissman

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• Jarai formulaic sayings: Hook rhyme & the nature of binarity in folk verse

  Joshua M Jensen

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• Language ID for a Thousand Languages

  Fei Xia, Carrie Lewis, William Lewis

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• Licensing of argument structures by functional heads: evidence from English have

  Kyumin Kim

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• Long Distance Agreement and Restructuring

  Alice Louise Davison

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• Looking beyond English: Linguistic inquiry for English Language Learners

  Daniel Ginsberg, Maya Honda, Wayne O'Neil

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• MaxElide and it's Domain of Application

  Daniel Parker, T. Daniel Seely

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• Multiple Exponence on Archi Pronouns

  Andrei Antonenko, Alice C. Harris

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• Nominal classification in Asheninka Perene (Arawak)

  Elena I Mihas

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• On the Ambiguity of Obligatory Control into the tolok-Clause in Korean

  Jong Un Park

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• Overt Subjects in Raising and Control Complements and the Null Subject Parameter

  Maria do Pilar Pereira Barbosa

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• Patterns of Variation in ASL Semantic Classifiers: Native and nonnative VEHICLE handshapes

  Marie A. Nadolske

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• Personal Pronouns and Gendered Speech in Popular Manga (Japanese Comics)

  Giancarla Unser-Schutz

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• Positional and cooccurrence restrictions on ejectives

  Carmen Jany

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• Predicting Processing Difficulty in Chinese Syntactic Ambiguity Resolution: A Parallel Approach

  Yufen Hsieh, Julie Boland

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• Reduplication in Itawes

  Laurel MacKenzie

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• Regularity and vowel harmony: Statistical learning and rule abstraction

  Amy LaCross

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• Sensitivity of the gamma band auditory steady state response to linguistic features of a stimulus

  Jessamy Sara Norton-Ford, Siyi Deng, Ramesh Srinivasan, Mary Louise Kean

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• Sonorants, fricatives, and a tonogenetic typology

  Gwendolyn Mavis Tshering Hyslop

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• Southern Min Post-verbal Negation

  Carrie Gillon, Hui-Ling Yang

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• Syntax-Pragmatics interface in converbal constructions

  Nyurguyana Petrova

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• Testing the sensory hypothesis of the early left anterior negativity with auditory stimuli

  Evan David Bradley, Arild Hestvik

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• The Acquisition of Prefix and Particle Verbs in German: Evidence from CHILDES

  Evelyn Richter

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• The Syntax and Pragmatics of Language Contact: a case study of Andean Spanish

  Antje Gerda Muntendam

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• Tifinagh and consonantal writing systems

  Eugene Buckley

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• Two Missing Pieces in a Nyulnyulan Jigsaw Puzzle

  Claire Bowern

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• Using probability distributions to account for recognition of canonical and reduced word forms

  Meghan Clayards

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• Vowel Fission in Jaqaru

  Rachel Walker

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• Vowel Harmony Loss in West Rumelian Turkish

  Andrew Dombrowski

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• What Errors Can't Tell Us About Heritage Grammars: On Covert Restructuring of Aspect in Russian

  Oksana Laleko

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• What is Inherent Variability in Syntax?

  Ralph W. Fasold

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• What Is n't Doing There?: French Expletive Negation in Comparative Clauses

  Patrick Leslie Rich

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