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Home > Archives > Vol 2 (2017)

Table of Contents

Articles

Learnability and falsifiability of Construction Grammars Jonathan Dunn

PDF 1:1–15

Semantic/pragmatic factors affecting the salience of transfer verb arguments Meghan Salomon, Gregory Ward

PDF 2:1–12

Raising or control? Children's early get-passives Megan Gotowski

PDF 3:1–10

Apparent ‘sufficiently similar’ degemination in Catalan is due to coalescence Eric Bakovic

PDF 4:1–9

Linguistic discrimination on campus: Ratings of and attitudes toward student writing with African-American English Ho'omana Nathan Andrew Horton

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The role of scale structure in the interpretation of contrariety in no-DPs Rachel Szekely

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The distribution and variation of non-coordinated pronoun case forms in English Tyler Jacob Bui Lemon

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Distal demonstratives licensed by culturally-familiar scenarios Ryan Doran, Gregory Ward

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Passivization possibilities in double-accusative constructions Vera Lee-Schoenfeld, Gabriele Diewald

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The distribution of advanced tongue root harmony and interior vowels in the Macro-Sudan Belt Nicholas Revett Rolle, Matthew Faytak, Florian Lionnet

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Perception of Welsh vowel contrasts by Welsh-Spanish bilinguals in Argentina Elise Adrienne Bell

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Proportional implies relative: A typological universal Elizabeth Coppock, Elizabeth Bogal-Allbritten, Golsa Nouri-Hosseini, Saskia Stiefeling

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'Grandmas' in debate: A first-person story told in Taiwan's presidential debate as a rhetorical device and public reactions to its credibility Ping-Hsuan Wang

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Bilingualism and bimodal code-blending among deaf ASL-English bilinguals Marjorie Herbert, Acrisio Pires

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Island constraints are not the result of sentence processing Helen Goodluck, Frank Tsiwah, Kofi Saah

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Uyghur -ip as a verb linker in multiple constructions Alexander Sugar

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A pilot acoustic study of Modern Persian vowels in colloquial speech Robin Aronow, Brian D. McHugh, Tessa Molnar

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Clause-final particles and focus in Eastern Cham Kenneth Baclawski Jr.

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A unified approach to Tianjin trisyllabic tone sandhi: Metrical conditions and tonal complexity Xiaomei Wang, Yen-Hwei Lin

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Excrescent stops in American English Cara Feldscher, Karthik Durvasula

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Prosody and branching direction of phrasal compounds Hisao Tokizaki

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Variation in the pronunciation/silence of the prepositions in locative determiners Anna Maria Di Sciullo

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Kashaya [asp] assimilation and dissimilation by correspondence Eugene Buckley

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Word-final velar place assimilation in English Lisa Lipani

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Change of state in Kinyarwanda: A study in root meaning Kyle Jerro

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English comparatives as degree-phrase relative clauses Richard Thomas McCoy

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Reconstructing sociolinguistic variation Jessica Kantarovich, Lenore A. Grenoble

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Stages of language shift in twentieth-century Inner Mongolia Sarala Puthuval

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Overriding default interpretations through prosody: Depictive predicates in Brazilian Portuguese Natália Brambatti Guzzo, Heather Goad

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The small matter of the Afrikaans diminutive Andrew Lamont

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The emergence of Brazilian Portuguese: Earlier evidence for the development of a partial null subject grammar Humberto Borges, Acrisio Pires

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Ergative case assignment in Hindi-Urdu: Evidence from light verb compounds Yash Sinha

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Syllable weight and duration: A rhyme/intervals comparison Anya Lunden

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Building superlatives from property concept expressions Mythili Menon

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How automatic is convergence? Evidence from working memory Jevon Heath

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Unaccusativity and the syntax of imperatives in East Circassian Ksenia Ershova

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The union of conjunction and disjunction: The case of and/or Brent Woo

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Two types of states: A cross-linguistic study of change-of-state verb roots John Beavers, Michael Everdell, Kyle Jerro, Henri Kauhanen, Andrew Koontz-Garboden, Elise LeBovidge, Stephen Nichols

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At-issueness ≠ anaphoric availability Todd Snider

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Migration, local identity and change in Tianjin tone sandhi Xiaomei Wang

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Who has more? The influence of linguistic form on quantity judgments Gregory Scontras, Kathryn Davidson, Amy Rose Deal, Sarah E. Murray

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Minangkabau -i: A locative, transitivizing, iterative, adversative suffix Catherine R Fortin, Daniel Brodkin

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Toponyms: Neglected wallflower or pot of plenty Ronald P Schaefer

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The influence of second language vowels on foreign language vowel perception Anna Balas

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What is in the neighborhood of a tonal syllable? Evidence from auditory lexical decision in Mandarin Chinese Yao Yao, Bhamini Sharma

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How speakers select synthetic and analytic forms of English comparatives: An experimental study Naomi Enzinna

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Georgian stem formants and nominalization Gallagher Flinn

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Distributional learning on Mechanical Turk and effects of attentional shifts Emily Moeng

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Cumulative readings beyond nominals Patrick D. Elliott, Andreea Cristina Nicolae

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A preliminary investigation of the formation of constituent questions in Karata (Nakh-Daghestanian) Jeremy Pasquereau, Rashidat Khalidova

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Speakers' rapidly-updated expectations influence prosodic realization of information structure Iris Chuoying Ouyang, Sasha Spala, Elsi Kaiser

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Scalar implicature in Chitonga-speaking children Jodi Reich, Kelly Nedwick, Teodora Niculae-Caxi, Yang Liu, Elena L. Grigorenko

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P'urhepecha hyperraising to object: An argument for purely altruistic movement Erik Zyman

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