Vol. 9 No. 1 (2024): Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America

Articles

• The things that we can(not) exclaim!

  Maria Esipova

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• Secondary predication in Irish and the syntax-prosody interface

  Anabelle Caso, Oisín Ó Muirthile

  5726

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• Current norms and best practices for collecting and representing sex/gender in linguistics: Towards ethical and inclusive methodologies

  Cooper Bedin, Montreal Benesch, Marina Zhukova, Lal Zimman

  5668

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• A UG-based exploration of children’s use of the

  Kaitlyn Harrigan, Sadhwi Srinivas, Chloe Kim, Josie Summers

  5873

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• Realizations of [j] vs. hiatus in different vocalic contexts

  Anya Hogoboom

  5709

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• Rampant analogy: The untold scope of analogical change from Latin to Romance

  Matthew L. Juge

  5871

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• Two voices calling out as one: A split voice analysis of Javanese passives

  Jian Cui, Jack Isaac Rabinovitch

  5680

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• English coronal stop deletion is categorical not gradient

  Yunting Gu, Ryan Peters

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• The order of OVX and the argument-adjunct distinction

  Hisao Tokizaki, Yasutomo Kuwana

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• Phonological learning is asymmetrical between prefixes and suffixes

  Darby Grachek, Elsi Kaiser

  5743

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• The does not encode an anaphoric index: Evidence from kind uses

  Sadhwi Srinivas

  5764

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• Anymore, this feature varies: An experimental study of non-polarity anymore

  Frances Blanchette, Valerie Keppenne

  5730

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• The fact that these are opinions: Processing and acceptability patterns of subjective vs. objective information embedded under the fact that

  Haley Hsu, Elsi Kaiser

  5739

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• Cross-linguistic comparisons on distributive universal quantification: Each vs. every vs. mei

  Shi-Zhe Huang, Tyler Knowlton, Florian Schwarz

  5678

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• Cyclic movement and chain resolution in Swahili relative clauses

  Zhendong Liu

  5707

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• The division of main and subordinate discourse information in real-time comprehension

  Sanghee Kim, Ming Xiang

  5705

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• Where do Central Cushitic ejectives come from?

  Paul D. Fallon

  5751

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• Introducing linguistics to Atlanta high school students by opening linguistics talks through Zoom for everyone

  Hongchen Wu

  5750

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• Exploring variation in English and Italian relative clause attachment: The role of coordination

  So Young Lee, Aniello De Santo

  5710

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• The history of the Summer Institute of Linguistics at the University of Oklahoma

  Carol Rose Little

  5736

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• The Missionary Voice: Perceptions of an emerging register

  Joseph A. Stanley, Josh Stevenson, Wendy Baker-Smemoe

  5701

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• The C△G and Polish causative/anticausative deadjectival verbs

  Joshua Alex Dees, Katie VanDyne, Anna Romaniuk

  5698

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• The preserve of the rural elderly, or a language for modern life? Authenticity, anonymity and indexical ambiguity in Martinican Creole

  Chiara Ardoino, Noémie François-Haugrin, Stéphane Térosier

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• Disjunction in Ket

  Ilsa O'Rollins, Virginia Dawson, Edward Vajda

  5704

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• The bear wants a small green apple and a big one: Insights into anaphoric reconstruction in child Romanian

  Adina Camelia Bleotu, Deborah Foucault, Tom Roeper

  5734

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• Involvee causatives in Turkish

  Eva Neu, Faruk Akkuş

  5703

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• Language use in Indigenous-authored television series

  Anna Whitney, Ashley McDermott, Therese Cerdan, Samantha Bloomstein, Meredith Randall, Monika Bednarek, Barbra A. Meek

  5702

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• Compensatory strategies in child first language attrition within an Atlantic Creole

  Trecel Messam

  5718

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• Comprehension of complex syntactic structures  in Southern varieties of American English and mainstream American English

  Christiana Christodoulou

  5724

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• Identifying, understanding, and supporting diverse first-generation scholars in linguistics

  David Bowie, Joshua Dees, Luis Gaytan, Iara Mantenuto, Miranda McCarvel , Tran Truong

  5712

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• Bilingual knowledge of wh-in situ and island violations

  Yourdanis Sedarous, Acrisio Pires

  5728

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• Complements and modifiers: Implications for typologies of pronouns

  Ivona Ilic

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• You switch I switch, Jack: On the role of interaction in Cabo Verdean language mixing

  Sophia Eakins

  5699

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• Graded complementarity in the resolution of pronouns and reflexives

  Lucas Fagen, Ming Xiang

  5697

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• The functions of full nominal reduplication in Jakarta Indonesian:  A corpus-based examination

  Evelyn Elmer Fettes

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• Rigor and accessibility: Attitudes towards syntax pedagogy in higher education

  Bronwyn Bjorkman, Laura Bailey, Caitl Light, Kirby Conrod

  5694

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• What language models can tell us about learning adjectives

  Megan Gotowski, Forrest Davis

  5693

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• The time course of the rate of speaker transitions in conversation

  David Edwards

  5691

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• Processing Turkish case markers: Implications for the case containment hypothesis

  Metehan Oğuz, Elsi Kaiser

  5733

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• The influence of Guarani on gender agreement in Paraguayan and Correntino Spanish: A contrastive analysis

  Elizabeth Dudek, Justin Pinta

  5732

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• Indirect reciprocity in Japanese

  Toshiyuki Ogihara

  5731

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• Regional differences (or lack thereof) in rendaku in Japanese surnames

  Yu Tanaka

  5729

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• A phonological analysis of the onset velar nasal merger in Hong Kong Cantonese

  Suet-Ying Lam

  5727

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• A phonotactic-tonotactic grammar for Tokyo Japanese that clusters by lexical strata offers a good trade-off between model size and likelihood

  Satoru Ozaki

  5725

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• The simultaneous production of two grammars: Evidence from bimodal bilinguals

  Seyyed Hatam Tamimi Sa'd, Ronnie B. Wilbur

  5692

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• Kincretism in crosslinguistic perspective

  Tran Truong, Nathan Thompson

  5722

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• Reviving Waccamaw Siouan: Reconciling ethics, Indigenous epistemologies, and colonial data archives

  Ellie J. Passmore, Addie Sayers, Julien Bradley, Ashley Lomboy

  5717

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• Comparing reflexive and personal pronouns in Chinese locative prepositional phrases

  Jiaxing Yu, Shannon Bryant

  5716

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• Information-theoretic applications to Hupa verbal morphology

  Cameron Duval

  5715

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• Investigating the role of case markers in honorific agreement processing in Korean

  So Young Lee, Myung Hye Yoo

  5714

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• Automatic intonational contour clustering in Patwin

  Anna Björklund

  5713

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• Ordering preferences in Ukrainian multiple wh-fronting

  Ruby Buenrostro, Yining Nie

  5661

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• Tonal identification in whispered speech

  Ruyue Agnes Bi

  5643

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• Non-discourse-configurationality in Imbabura Kichwa

  Chihiro Taguchi, Jefferson Saransig

  5687

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• Perception of the question tune in Guanzhong Mandarin

  Jiarui Zhang

  5676

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• A San Diegan debate: Take 8 or Take the 8: Investigating the use of the determiner “the” before numeric freeways in San Diego

  Brianna O'Boyle

  5684

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• Theme maximalization through modifiers: A case of Mandarin verbal classifier bian

  Yiyang Guo

  5721

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• What prosody does when morphosyntax is absent: The case of Korean relative clauses

  Jinyoung Jo, Juyeon Cho, Sanghee J. Kim, Sun-Ah Jun

  5719

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• Mỹky interlocutor exponence and the syntax of the speech act

  Bernat Bardagil

  5696

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• Rule ordering is free: A case study of extraction out of ellipsis

  Chizuru Nakao, Miki Obata

  5690

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• Ambiguity of the Japanese negative comparative expression kurabe mono-ni nara-nai ‘cannot be compared’

  Osamu Sawada

  5689

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• The subject of a stative object experiencer verb is an intensional Cause

  Youngjin Kim

  5688

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• A parallel corpus-based exploration of deflected agreement in Arabic varieties

  Connor Caston Rouillier

  5685

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• A wh discourse particle: Dutch hoezo

  Hotze Rullmann, Sander Nederveen

  5683

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• Turning night into day: Milieu and semantic change in Albanian

  Lindon Dedvukaj, Brian D. Joseph

  5681

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• Unbalanced case and the syntax of coordination

  Anna Grabovac

  5677

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• United Cyclic Agree

  Squid Tamar-Mattis

  5675

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• Serial directional evaluation of rhythmic reversal in Axininca

  Kuo-Chiao Lin, Sheng-Fu Wang

  5674

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• Ethnic visibility and ethnolinguistic repertoires: Dearborn English and the hijab

  Iman Sheydaei

  5669

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• Linguists and teachers collaborating in an ELA classroom: Teaching around the test

  Michelle D. Devereaux, Chris C. Palmer

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• The structure of Mandarin embedded and matrix sluicing

  Jiayuan Chen

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• A first semantics for at first and at last

  Johanna Alstott

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• Acoustic properties of bilabial trills in Medumba

  Kenneth S. Olson

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• Diagnosing dominance: Problematic sandhi types in the Chinese Wu dialect of Jinshan

  Phil Rose, Tianle Yang

  5667

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• Derive the biased reading of A-not-A questions in Mandarin

  Yaxuan Wang

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• The syntax of Mandarin Num-Cl P Num-Cl constructions

  Yan Wang

  5665

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• Bidialectal acoustic realization of tones is influenced by dialect experience and homophone status

  Wenqi Zeng, Christine Shea

  5664

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• Comparative analysis of advocacy strategies in justifications for gender-neutral English

  Max Winig, Ell Rose

  5663

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• Subject nominalizations in Setswana

  Soo-Hwan Lee

  5662

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• Emphasis, certainty, and interdiction: Adverbials in Gisida Anii

  Vincent N. Mariani

  5659

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• Tone, viewpoint aspect, and imperative mood

  Ronald P. Schaefer, Francis O. Egbokhare

  5657

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• Russian elision as lenition to zero

  Liza Sulkin

  5656

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• Scope assignment in quantifier-negation sentences in early Korean-Chinese bilinguals’ grammars

  Yunchuan Chen, Mac Hester

  5655

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• Interpreting causee in a ‘permissive’ causative: A case study on Teochew

  Zhuosi Luo

  5654

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• How do GenZ speakers use and process emoji in chatbot conversations: An eye-tracking study

  Marina Zhukova, Laurel Brehm

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• Causality and modality: A case study on Teochew periphrastic causatives

  Zhuosi Luo

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• How revolution and gender dynamics affected Nepali 3rd-person honorification from the 1990s to the 2010s: A corpus analysis

  Subhekshya Shrestha

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