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Home > Archives > Vol 6, No 1 (2021)

Table of Contents

Articles

Concealed passives and the syntax and semantics of need/philyo in English and Korean Rok Sim, Stanley Dubinsky

PDF 1–8

L1 vs. L2 vs. L3 transfer: Evidence contra wholesale transfer models and privileged languages from grammatical gender and definiteness acquisition in sequential quardilinguals Daniil M. Ozernyi

PDF 9–23

Sonority and syllable structure: The case of Burmese tone Kate Mooney, Chiara Repetti-Ludlow

PDF 24–38

Two ways to form a portmanteau: Evidence from ellipsis Neil Banerjee

PDF 39–52

The role of verb semantics in Hungarian verb-object order Dorottya Demszky

PDF 54–68

Bisexuality and /s/ production Chloe Willis

PDF 69–81

Aspect as an indicator of a clausal size in Involuntary State Constructions in BCS Anna Melnikova

PDF 82–91

Coarticulation and learnability of transparent vowels in vowel harmony Sara Finley

PDF 92–106

Specific unknowns: A case study of epistemic indefinites in Cantonese Tommy Tsz-Ming Lee

PDF 107–117

Real-time processing of event descriptions for partially- and fully-completed events: Evidence from the visual world paradigm Max J. Kaplan, Amulya Raju, Sudha Arunachalam

PDF 118–132

Roll-Up is too complex for Romanian 5-year-olds: Evidence from recursive adjectives Adina Camelia Bleotu, Tom Roeper

PDF 133–143

Deriving Arabic verbal "templates" without templates Sam Zukoff

PDF 144–158

Bidirectionality of language contact: Spanish and Catalan vowels Annie Helms

PDF 159–172

Leveling or reanalysis? An explanation of Middle High German paradigm merger Junyu Ruan

PDF 173–187

Verum accent IS VERUM, but not always focus Cory Bill, Todor Koev

PDF 188–202

Assessing merged status with Pillai scores based on dynamic formant contours Jonathan Jibson

PDF 203–212

Understanding the effects of language revitalization workshops using long-format speech environment recordings Julia Nee

PDF 213–227

Interpreting agreement: Evidence from Japanese object honorifics Shiori Ikawa

PDF 228–242

Syntax Prosody in Optimality Theory (SPOT) app tutorial Jennifer Bellik, Nick Kalivoda

PDF 243–253

Japanese subject-oriented adverbs in a scope-based theory of adverbs Kaori Miura, Tomohiro Fujii

PDF 254–264

Sibilant harmony in Santiago Tz’utujil (Mayan) Paulina Lyskawa, Rodrigo Ranero

PDF 265–279

“Problematic phonemes” and German /ɛ:/: An acoustic analysis Kristin Predeck, Aleese Block, Carlee Arnett

PDF 280–287

Human-AI interactions through a Gricean lens Laura Panfili, Steve Duman, Andrew Nave, Katherine Phelps Ridgeway, Nathan Eversole, Ruhi Sarikaya

PDF 288–302

Controlling overt subjects in Mandarin Daoxin Li

PDF 303–316

Sluicing cannot apply in-situ in Japanese Ken Hiraiwa

PDF 317–324

Resumptive pronouns facilitate processing of long-distance relative clause dependencies in second language English Fred Zenker, Bonnie D. Schwartz

PDF 325–339

Perception and production of [voice] contrasts in Dutch word-initial plosives Alexandra M. Pfiffner

PDF 340–353

Source tags Angelika Kiss

PDF 354–368

Attributive subcomparatives in Japanese Akane Ohtaka

PDF 369–378

Loci of agreement and deviations from the Mirror Principle in Hungarian verbs Kevin Kwong

PDF 379–393

Speech tested for Zipfian fit using rigorous statistical techniques Paul De Palma, Leon Antonio Garcia-Camargo, Jeb Kilfoyle, Mark Vandam, Joseph Stover

PDF 394–402

Automatic phonetic classification of vocalic allophones in Tol Marie Bissell

PDF 403–410

Exclamations and their discourse effects in Japanese Hitomi Hirayama

PDF 411–420

Please remind me: A history of the Japanese particle of recollection kke John Bundschuh

PDF 421–432

Scalar properties of Japanese and English sense-based minimizers Osamu Sawada

PDF 433–447

D-linking and the semantics of wh-in-situ Joshua Martin

PDF 448–462

Mind your weight: ‘Motionlessly’ sitting between the object and the verb in Japanese Hing-Yuet Fung

PDF 463–475

Multiple wh-quantifier float in dialectal English Sarah Asinari

PDF 476–483

Pragmatic person features in pronominal and clausal speech act phrases Hailey Hyekyeong Ceong

PDF 484–498

Default by intervention: Allomorphy and locality in the Modern Greek verb Lefteris Paparounas

PDF 499–513

Deriving frequency effects from biases in learning Maggie Baird

PDF 514–525

Evidence from Oromo on the typology of complementation strategies Shannon Bryant

PDF 526–540

Concord begets concord: A Bayesian model of nominal concord typology Kyle Mahowald, Dan Jurafsky, Mark Norris

PDF 541–555

Presupposition projection from disjunction is symmetric Alexandros Kalomoiros, Florian Schwarz

PDF 556–571

Cross-linguistic scope ambiguity: An investigation of English, Spanish, and Mandarin Yongjia Song, Abimael Hernandez Jimenez, Gregory Scontras

PDF 572–586

Grammaticalization in Somali and the development of morphological tone Nina Hagen Kaldhol, Sverre Stausland Johnsen

PDF 587–599

Licensing of nominal ellipsis in Hungarian possessives Eszter Ronai, Laura Stigliano

PDF 600–607

Processing pronouns in global discourse context Marisa Nagano, Emily Zane

PDF 608–618

Ellipsis requires syntactic and semantic identity. Evidence from Fragment Questions in Spanish Laura Stigliano

PDF 619–627

The exponence of caseless NPs in Moksha Polina Pleshak

PDF 628–640

Metatony, S-constituent linkage, and cognate objects Ronald P. Schaefer, Francis O. Egbokhare

PDF 641–648

Exploring the connection between Question Under Discussion and scalar diversity Eszter Ronai, Ming Xiang

PDF 649–662

Exhaustification, free-choice, and additivity: Evidence from Sakha da(γanɨ) Ian Kirby

PDF 663–675

Perceptual difficulty differences predict asymmetry in redundant modification with color and material adjectives Leyla Kursat, Judith Degen

PDF 676–688

An experimental and distributional investigation of two ‘non-culminating accomplishments’ in Mandarin Lewis Esposito

PDF 689–700

Phonetic variation in the Korean liquid phoneme Drew Crosby, Amanda Dalola

PDF 701–712

Variable subject pronoun expression revisited: This is what the Paisas do Rafael Orozco, Luz Marcela Hurtado

PDF 713–727

Reconciling underspecification with the overlapping decomposition Tran Truong

PDF 728–733

Binding reconstruction and two modes of copy-chain interpretation Kenyon Branan, Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine

PDF 734–745

Social inferences from the use of just as an exclusive particle William C. Thomas

PDF 746–760

Double evidential morphology in Turkish Eszter Ótott-Kovács

PDF 761–768

Glides are high vowels in onsets and codas: A case of Southern Vietnamese Sho Akamine

PDF 769–774

Assessing sensitivity to Condition A in the case of Chinese reflexives Jun Lyu, Elsi Kaiser

PDF 775–787

On the syntax of 'why'-like 'how' in Korean Okgi Kim

PDF 788–796

Nielsen v. Preap / 5th grade grammar v. linguistics / Mass imprisonment v. human rights Elizabeth Coppock

PDF 797–805

Correlations between island (in)sensitivity and base positions of (non-)standard wh-in-situ Okgi Kim, Seulkee Park

PDF 806–814

Common names and proper nouns: Morphosyntactic evidence of a complete nominal paradigm Samuel Jambrović

PDF 815–828

Identity construction through gendered terms of addresses in Korean Sunwoo Jeong, Seong-hyun Yu

PDF 829–843

A novel argument for PF operations: STAMP morphs in Gã Lydia Felice

PDF 844–854

The typologically rare approximant inventory of Kajkwakhrattxi: A series of natural sound changes Teela Huff, Myriam Lapierre

PDF 855–868

Skills-Based Grading: A novel approach to teaching formal semantics Maura O'Leary, Richard Stockwell

PDF 869–881

The semi-complementizer shuō and non-referential CPs in Mandarin Chinese Jiahui Huang

PDF 882–895

The role of gender in the acquisition of the Serbian case system Stefan Pophristic, Kathryn Schuler

PDF 896–905

Albanians in Greece and the social meaning of ethnolectal features in L2 Greek Rexhina Ndoci

PDF 906–912

An argument analysis of cognate objects in Dschang (Yemba) Zhuo Chen, Blake Lehman

PDF 913–926

The influence of language-specific and universal factors on acquisition of motion verbs Rebecca Smyder, Kaitlyn Harrigan

PDF 927–937

Locality constraints in nominal evaluation times Maura O'Leary

PDF 938–950

A unified account of inquisitive and assertive rising declaratives Daniel Goodhue

PDF 951–965

Cross-dialectal vowel mapping and glide perception Abram Clear, Anya Hogoboom

PDF 966–980

Interpretation of Korean null pronouns in subject and object position: Comparing native and non-native speakers Silvia Kim, Elsi Kaiser

PDF 981–995

On the nature of arguments in event nominals Irina Burukina

PDF 996–1008

Anaphoricity in emoji: An experimental investigation of face and non-face emoji Elsi Kaiser, Patrick Georg Grosz

PDF 1009–1023

A clausal analysis of free choice demo in Japanese Kimiko Nakanishi

PDF 1024–1038

A complexity hierarchy-based solution to the clausal subject puzzle in Turkish Duygu Göksu, Balkız Öztürk Başaran

PDF 1039–1049