Vol. 1 (2016): Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America

This volume contains articles based on talks and posters from the 2016 Annual Meeting, which took place in Washington D.C., January 7-10, 2016. Editor: Patrick Farrell.

Published: 2016-06-12

Articles

Prescriptive language attitudes in a dual language elementary school

Mary Hudgens Henderson

1:1–15
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An LFG analysis of pronominal binding in Mandarin Chinese

Hongyuan Dong

2:1–15
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The halting problem

Nicholas J. Sobin

3:1–10
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Effects of musical ear training on lexical tone perception

Evan D. Bradley, Janet G. Van Hell

4:1–4
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Intensifiers and image schemas: Schema type determines intensifier type

Kevin King

5:1–9
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Outer/inner morphology: The dichotomy of Japanese renyoo verbs and nouns

Mina Sugimura, Miki Obata

6:1–10
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Subject pronoun expression in Mexican Spanish: ¿Qué pasa en Xalapa?

Rafael Orozco

7:1–15
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Against V-to-T-to-C movement in Japanese and Korean non-constituent coordination

Ryoichiro Kobayashi

8:1–14
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Indefinite markers, grammaticalization, and language contact phenomena in Chinese

Alan Lane Wong

9:1–9
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Linear effects in ATB movement

Benjamin Bruening, Eman M. Al Khalaf

10:1–6
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Learning consequences of derived-environment effects

Adam J. Chong

11:1–15
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Optimizing by accident: A/an allomorphy and glottal stop

Marjorie Pak

12:1–13
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In your own words: Investigating voice, intertextuality, and credibility of Rachel Jeantel in the George Zimmerman trial

Grace Catherine Sullivan

13:1–15
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The role of rhythm in intonational melody: A case study from Fataluku

Tyler Heston

14:1–8
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Structural and semantic ambiguity of why-questions: An overlooked case of weak islands in English

Cassandra Chapman, Ivona Kučerová

15:1–15
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Segmental noun/verb phonotactic differences are productive too

Jennifer L. Smith

16:1–15
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Verb phrase movement as a window into head movement

Nicholas Joseph LaCara

17:1–14
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The Syntax of simple and compound tenses in Ndebele

Joanna Aleksandra Pietraszko

18:1–15
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English inversions as constructional alloforms

Betty Birner

19:1–9
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The (non)-projective properties of the Japanese counter-expectational intensifier yoppodo

Osamu Sawada

20:1–15
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Two types of speaker's ignorance over the epistemic space in Korean

Arum Kang, Suwon Yoon

21:1–15
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Additive particles with a built-in Gricean pragmatics

Linmin Zhang, Jia Ling

22:1–15
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A functional account of grammatical number in English reflexive pronouns

Nancy Stern

23:1–9
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Abstraction of phonological representations in adult nonnative speakers

Alia Lancaster, Kira Gor

24:1–15
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Stress assignment in Hittite and Proto-Indo-European

Anthony D Yates

25:1–15
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On the relationship between argument structure change and semantic change

Bethany J. Christiansen, Brian D. Joseph

26:1–11
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Gender features in pronoun resolution processing in Brazilian Portuguese

Michele Alves

27:1–15
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The typology of Mandarin infinitives

Cherlon Ussery, Lydia Ding, Yining Rebecca Liu

28:1–15
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Language Variation Suite: A theoretical and methodological contribution for linguistic data analysis

Olga Scrivner, Manuel Díaz-Campos

29:1–15
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Consonant effects on tonal registers in Jiashan Wu

Bing'er Jiang, Jianjing Kuang

30:1–13
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Cross-linguistic perceptual learning in advanced second language listeners

Katharina S. Schuhmann

31:1–15
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The BAD-LAD split: Secondary /æ/-lengthening in Southern Standard British English

Thomas Kettig

32:1–14
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An acoustic analysis of tone and register in Louma Oeshi

Sigrid Lew, James Gruber

33:1–14
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Spanish-influenced rhythm in Miami English

Naomi Ruth Enzinna

34:1–15
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Possessor extraction in Indonesian-type languages

Helen Jeoung

35:1–15
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Ranked ordering sources and embedded modality

Drew Reisinger

36:1–12
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What kind of priming is most effective in the processing of relative clauses in context?

Zhaohong Wu, Alan Juffs

37:1–15
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