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Volume 20:1 (Spring 1990)
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The contribution of African linguistics to linguistic theory, Vol. 2
(Edited by Eyamba G. Bokamba)
| Preface | v |
| Introduction | vii |
| Part I: Plenary Addresses | |
| EYAMBA G. BOKAMBA: African languages and sociolinguistic theories | 3 |
| JOAN BRESNAN: African languages and syntactic theories | 35 |
| JOHN GOLDSMITH: Phonological theory and African language phonology | 49 |
| SALIKOKO MUFWENE: African languages, African linguistics, and linguistic theory: A commentary on the plenary session papers | 63 |
| Part II: Phonology | |
| ELLEN BROSELOW & ALICE NIYONDAGARA: Feature geometry of Kirundi palatalization | 71 |
| G. N. CLEMENTS & REMI SONAIYA: Underlying feature representation in Yoruba | 89 |
| OMAR KA: Reduplication and prosodic constituents in Wolof | 105 |
| MANUELA NOSKE: Vowel Harmony in Turkana | 123 |
| METERWA A. OURSO & CHARLES H. ULRICH: Sonorant-strengthening in Lama | 135 |
| Part III: Tonology | |
| CHARLES KISSEBERTH & SHEILA MMUSI: The tonology of the object prefix in Setswana | 151 |
| NGESSIMO MUTAKA: The tone bearing unit in Kinande | 163 |
| Part IV: Sociolinguistics & History of Linguistics | |
| ANDRE MWAMBA KAPANGA: Language variation and language attitudes: A case study from Shaba Swahili | 175 |
| MARGARET WADE-LEWIS: The contribution of Lorenzo Dow Turner to African linguistics | 189 |
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Volume 20:2 (Fall 1990)
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Linguistics for the Nineties: Papers from a lecture series in celebration of the Department's twenty-fifth anniversary
(Edited by Hans Henrich Hock)
| Antonsen, Elmer H. Introduction. | ix |
| Kahane, Henry. The establishment of Linguistics at Illinois. | 1 |
| Langacker, Ronald W. Cognitive Grammar: The symbolic alternative. | 3 |
| Sadock, Jerrold M. A trimodular account of Yiddish syntax. | 31 |
| Newmeyer, Frederick J. Some issues in language origins and evolution. | 51 |
| Odden, David. Phonology and its interaction with syntax and morphology. | 69 |
| Menn, Lise. Aphasic language under discourse pressure: Functional syntax vs. psycho linguistic function. | 109 |
| Lowenberg, Peter H. Standards and norms for World Englishes: Issues and attitudes. | 123 |
| Hermon, Gabriella. Syntactic theory and language acquisition: A case against parameters. | 139 |
| Sridhar, S. N. What are applied linguistics? | 165 |
| Index to Studies in the Linguistic Sciences, Volumes 1 - 19 | |
| A. Author index | 177 |
| B. Title index | 197 |
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Volume 20:3 (Spring 1990)
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Meeting handbook, Thirteenth South Asian Languages Analysis Roundtable [Abstracts]
(Edited by Hans Henrich Hock)
| Ahmed, Mariam. Convent English: Structure and attitudes. | 17 |
| Anderson, Lloyd B. Script Manager software for Indic scripts on the Macintosh. | 18 |
| Bagchi, Tista. Conditionals and emphasizers in Bangla: Some pragmatic effects of their interaction. | 19 |
| Bains, Gurprit. Focus movement in Hindi-Urdu. | 21 |
| Bhatt, Rakesh M. An essay on Kashmirit stress. | 22 |
| Boolchandani, Pushpa. On binding reflexives in Sindhi. | 24 |
| Bubenik, Vit, & C. Paranjape. Some observations on the development of West-Indo-Aryan pronominal systems from Apabhramsa. | 26 |
| Butt, Miriam J., & Tracy Holloway King. Semantic case in Urdu | 27 |
| Chakraborty, Jayshree. Perfectivity and the resultative state in Hindi | 29 |
| Chandrasekhar, S., & S. N. Sridhar. Case markers and prepositions in Kannada. | 31 |
| Cole, Jennifer. Alliteration in Sindhi poetry: Evidence for phonological structure. | 32 |
| Davison, Alice. Finiteness and case in Hindi-Urdu complements. | 34 |
| Deshpande, Madhav. Sociolinguistic parameters of Panini's Sanskrit. | 36 |
| Genetti, Carol. On the loss of gender distinctions in Nepali. | 37 |
| Gnanam, M. Religious cum linguistic problems in modern India. | 39 |
| Hamp, Eric P. The sources of a passive. | 40 |
| Herring, Susan. From aspect to tense in Old Tamil: Evidence from narrative discourse. | 42 |
| Hock, Hans Henrich. Syntax or Phonological Form? Reconsidering some allegedly syntactic phenomena of Vedic Sanskrit. | 44 |
| Hook, Peter E., & Omkar Nath Koul. Kashmiri causals: Evidence for a transformational approach. | 46 |
| Jamison, Stephanie W. Demonstratives with non-third persons in Vedic Sanskrit. | 48 |
| Jayasuriya, Wilfrid. The web of the spider: Language and power in Sri Lanka. | 49 |
| Joseph, Brian. Sibilant confusion in early Indic: Sanskrit pradúr. | 50 |
| Kamwangamalu, Nkonko M. Advancement in some Asian and African languages. | 52 |
| -----. Multilingualism and social identity: The case of Singapore. | 53 |
| Kapoor, Kapil. Analogy as argument in Adi Sankara. | 54 |
| Kissock, Madelyn J. Reflexive pronouns in Vedic. | 55 |
| Loud, John A. Issues in translating the Puranas. | 56 |
| Mahajan, Anoop. Against wh-movement in Hindi. | 57 |
| Mahajan, Gyanam. Sanskrit reduplication: A templatic approach. | 59 |
| Marlow, Patrick E. Meet me in the Bazaar: A historical perspective on the origin of a North Indian koine. | 61 |
| Mehrotra, Raja Ram. Sociolinguistics of verbal abuse in Hindi. | 62 |
| Menon, A. G. Tamil verb formation. | 63 |
| Moag, Rodney F. The associative case in Malayalam: Making sense of a catch-all category. | 65 |
| Mohanty, Gopabandhu. Compound verbs in Oriya. | 67 |
| Nadahalli, Jayashree. Pronouns in Kannada: Sociolinguistic implications. | 69 |
| Nadkarni, Mangesh V. On liberating English to be a world language: An Indian perspective. | 70 |
| Nihalani, Paroo. Articulatory and acoustic properties of apical and laminal stop consonants: A cross-language study. | 72 |
| Pandit, P. N. A socio-cognitive approach to designing a self-instructional multi-media course in English communicative skills. | 73 |
| Paolillo, John C. Functional articulation: Analyzing diglossic variation. | 74 |
| Pelletier, Rosanne. Telugu negatives and non-capabilitives: Morphological structure and syntactic structure. | 77 |
| Rai, Alok. Sammelani Hindi and Malviya Hindi: Language and politics in India between 1875 and 1930. | 80 |
| Ramchand, Gillian. The category of nominals in Bangla. | 81 |
| Rau, Nalini. Coordination and word order. | 84 |
| Sadanand, Kamlesh. The pure vowels of Punjabi. | 85 |
| Sadanand, Suchitra. Malayalam syllabication. | 86 |
| Satyanath, T. S. On change and variation of (l) in Kannada. | 87 |
| Scharf, Peter M. Assessing Sabara's arguments for the conclusion that a generic term denotes just a class property. | 88 |
| Schäufele, Steven. The Vedic clause-initial string and universal grammar. | 89 |
| Sharma, Krishna K. Semio-linguistic aspect of dhvani siddhanta. | 90 |
| Sharma, Rama Natha. Naming and expressing objects in Panini. | 92 |
| Singh, Atamjit. The aesthetics of play in Punjabi folkloric tradition. | 93 |
| Singh, Mona. A situation-type analysis of compound verbs. | 94 |
| Sreedhar, M. V. Drastic modernization of the curricula of the teacher training courses. | 96 |
| Sridhar, S. N., & Mark Aronoff. A lexicalist analysis of participle compounds in Kannada. | 98 |
| Sridhar, S. N., & Indira Ayyar. Aspects of the syntax of spoken Indian English. | 100 |
| Srivastav, Veneeta. Pair-list answers in Hindi indirect questions. | 101 |
| Subbarao, K. V., & Harbir Arora. Convergence and syntactic change: The case of the negative participles in Dakkhini. | 104 |
| Subbarao, K. V., & Lalitha M. The INFL nodes in non-finite clauses in Dravidian and Tibeto-Burman languages. | 106 |
| Tickoo, Asha. New dimensions of word order freedom in verb-final languages. | 107 |
| Tsiang, Sarah. Clausal vs. non-clausal subordination in Sanskrit narratives. | 108 |
| Vijayakrishnan, K. G. The mental dictionary: Its role in linguistic theroy. | 110 |
| Winters, Clyde A. The Harappan script: The most ancient form of Dravidian. | 112 |
| Yatabe, Shûichi. Verbal compounds in Malayalam. | 113 |
| Zakharyin, Boris A. Ergativity in the Indo-European languages of South Asia: Diachronic and synchronic processes. | 115 |
| Zakharyin, Boris A., & L. V. Khokhlova. The development of ergativity in Indo-European languages of Western India in the fifteenth through twentieth centuries. | 117 |
| Zide, Norman. A sketchy history of cliticization and verb stem noun incorporation in Munda. | 119 |
| Pandharipande, Rajeshwari. A grammar of politeness in Marathi. | 125 |
| Mishra, Mithilesh K. Towards an ethnography of politeness in Maithili. | 126 |
| Bhatia, Tej K. Directives in Panjabi and Lahanda. | 127 |
| Verma, Manindra K. Linguistic conventions of politeness in Bhojpuri and Magahi. | 128 |
| D'Souza, Jean. Recreating South Asian speech acts in English: A study in linguistic transfer. | 131 |
| Kachru, Yamuna. Speech act in the mother tongue and the other tongue. | 132 |
| Nelson, Cecil L. On creating speech acts: The creativity of Indian English writers. | 133 |
| Valentine, Tamara. Language and female identity in India. | 135 |
| Ahmed, Mariam. A house divided: Conflict and rivalry in two varieties of a language. | 139 |
| Bhatia, Tej K. Transplanted languages and ethnic identity. | 140 |
| Sridhar, Kamal K. Language minorities: Issues of identity in a global perspective. | 141 |
| Bhatt, Rakesh M. Identity, conflict, and convergence: South Asia as a sociolinguistic area. | 142 |
| Pandharipande, Rajeshwari. The question of defining the language of religion. | 147 |
| Hock, Hans Henrich. Vasat, srausat, and other ritual particles: Their origin and use in Vedic ritualistic literature. | 148 |
| Mishra, Mithilesh K. The role of deixis in defining ordinary vs. religious language. | 150 |
| Anushivarani, Ali. Rabindranath Tagore's Nobel Prize: What does it mean? | 153 |
| Wu, Yongan. Chinese responses to Tagore: Pin Hsin's poetry. | 154 |
| Tikku, Girdhari. Aldous Huxley's The island. | 155 |
| Harada, Hiroko. Coleridge and Basho: The legacy of Indian monism. | 156 |
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Volume 21:1 (Spring 1991)
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Papers in General Linguistics
| Branstine, Zoann. Stop/spirant alternations in Spanish: On the representation of contrast. | 1 |
| Darzi, Ali. Compensatory lengthening in modern colloquial Tehrani Farsi. | 23 |
| Hancin, Barbara J. On the phonology-morphology interaction in Brazilian Portuguese vowel harmony. | 39 |
| Kang, Seok Keun. Moraic phonology and /l/-irregular predicates in Korean. | 55 |
| Kang, Yongsoon. Coronal: Transparent or opaque? | 67 |
| Lee, Han-Gyu. Plural marker copying in Korean. | 81 |
| Mtenje, Al. On Autosegmental feature-spreading in phonology: Evidence from Chiyao. | 125 |
| Pandey, Pramod Kumar. Schwa fronting in Hindi. | 147 |
| Reviews | |
| Hock, Hans Henrich. Review of R. N. Aralikatti (1989). Spoken Sanskrit in India: A study of sentence patterns. | 161 |
| Yoon, James H. Review of Mark R. Baltin & Anthony S. Kroch, eds. (1989). Alternative conceptions of phrase structure. | 167 |
| Conefrey, Theresa. Review of Deborah Tannen (1990). You just don't understand. | 179 |
| Recent Books | 183 |
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Volume 21:2 (Fall 1991)
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Illinois studies in Korean linguistics, II
(Edited by Chin-W. Kim, Jerry L. Morgan, James H-S. Yoon)
| Preface | v |
| Sang-Cheol Ahn: Vowel deletion and epenthesis: The vowel i | 1 |
| Euiyon Cho: Notes on some tests for subjecthood in Korean | 19 |
| Seikyung Cho: The acquisition of English reflexives by Korean ESL learners | 31 |
| Yeon Hee Choi: Discourse reference in written Korean folk tales | 69 |
| Seok Keun Kang: Moraic representation of ambisyllabicity: Evidence from Korean | 89 |
| Yongsoon Kang: The Locality Condition of tonal systems: With special reference to North Kyangsung dialect in Korean | 101 |
| Chin W. Kim & Hyoung-Youb Kim: The character of Korean glides | 113 |
| Hyoung-Youb Kim: Prosodic phonology of Korean | 127 |
| Han-gyu Lee: The pragmatics of the pragmatic morpheme com 'a little' in Korean | 143 |
| Virginia K. McClanahan: The pragmatics of negation in Korean | 167 |
| James Hye Suk Yoon: Inflectional structures in Korean and headedness | 179 |
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Volume 22:1 (Spring 1992)
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Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Hans Henrich Hock)
| Preface | v |
| Endangered languages: An appeal for publications | vii |
| Irja H. Alho: Distinguishing kind and set in Finnish | 1 |
| Rakesh Mohan Bhatt: Language identity, conflict, and convergence in South Asia | 17 |
| Hans Henrich Hock: What's a nice word like you doing in a placelike this? Syntax vs. phonological form | 39 |
| Iwona Kraska: From verb to clitic and nominal suffix: The Somali -e, -o nouns | 89 |
| Pinmin Kuo: On the use and function of Chinese keshi: An explanation based on the notion 'inference system' | 107 |
| Sheila Onkaetse Mmusi: OCP violations in Setswana: Evidencefor redefining the OCP? | 123 |
| Pilar Prieto: Truncation processes in Spanish | 143 |
| Squib | |
| José Ignacio Hualde & Gorka Elordietta: On the lexical/postlexical distinction: Vowel assimilation in Lekeitio Basque | 159 |
| Reviews | |
| Nanette Twine (1991). Language and the modern state: The reform of written Japanese (Yasufumi Iwasaki) | 165 |
| Marina Yaguello. (1991). Lunatic lovers of language: Imaginary languages and their inventors. (M. Lynne Murphy) | 169 |
| Christel Goldap (1991). Lokale Relationen im Yukatekischen: Eine onomasiologische Studie. (Hans Henrich Hock) | 173 |
| Braj B. Kachru (1992). The other tongue: English across cultures. (Hans Henrich Hock) | 174 |
| Recent Books | 177 |
| Contents of volumes 17 - 21 | 183 |
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Volume 22:2 (Fall 1992)
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Twenty-Five Years of Linguistic Research at the university of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
(Edited by Braj B. Kachru)
| Foreword | vii |
| Preface | xiii |
| Part I: Perspectives on Linguistics in the Midwest and at Illinois | |
| Introduction: Henry Kahane & Braj B. Kachru | 3 |
| Linguistics in the Midwestern Region: Beginnings to 1973: Braj B. Kachru | 7 |
| History of the Department of Linguistics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: Henry Kahane | 37 |
| The European Emigree: Henry Kahane | 37 |
| The Tale of an Eager then Lonely then Contented Dinosaur: Charles E. Osgood | 42 |
| How to Find the Right Tree to Bark Up: Robert B. Lees | 59 |
| Three Linguistic Reincarnations of a Kashmiri Pandit: Braj B. Kachru | 65 |
| A Sense of Perspective: Charles Kisseberth | 75 |
| Part II: Memorial Tributes to a Builder: Henry Kahane | |
| Introduction | 85 |
| Memorial Tribute to Henry R. Kahane | 87 |
| Elmer H. Antonsen | 87 |
| Roberta Kahane Garner | 89 |
| Charles Kahane | 91 |
| Morton W. Weir | 92 |
| Larry R. Faulkner | 94 |
| Ladislav Zgusta | 95 |
| Braj B. Kachru | 97 |
| Part III: Graduate Student Research 1964-1992 | |
| Introduction | 103 |
| Ph.D. Dissertation Abstracts | 105 |
| Master's Thesis Abstracts | 239 |
| Research in Progress up to August 1992 | 259 |
| Author Index | 263 |
| Language Index | 267 |
| Regional Index | 273 |
| Area of Concentration | 277 |
| Index of Advisors | 281 |
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Volume 23:1 (Spring 1993)
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Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Hans H. Hock)
| Preface | v |
| Niken Adisasmito: Syllable structure and the nature of schwa in Indonesian | 1 |
| Paul Agbedor: Verb serialization in Ewe | 21 |
| Martin J. Baik & Rosa Shim: Yes, we have no bananas: English negative tags in cross-linguistic communication | 43 |
| Elabbas Benmamoun: The status of agreement and the agreement projection in Arabic | 61 |
| Marvin K. L. Ching: Examining the trustworthiness of the latest OED in reflecting current English | 73 |
| Abdul Aziz Diop: Language planning across political boundaries: A case study of Pulaar | 83 |
| Andrew Tilimbe Kulemeka: Bimoraicity in monosyllabic Chichewa ideophones | 107 |
| Sharon R. Morrison: A re-examination of cardinal vowels and auditory equidistance | 117 |
| Steven Schäufele: The Vedic clause-initial string and universal grammar | 131 |
| Squib | |
| M. Lynne Murphy: Discourse markers and sentential syntax | 163 |
| Reviews | |
| Anvita Abbi (1992). Reduplication in South Asian languages: An areal, typological, and historical study. (Hans Henrich Hock) | 169 |
| Narindar K. Aggarwal (1991). Studies on Nepali language and linguistics: A bibliography. (Mithilesh K. Mishra) | 193 |
| John Baldwin & Peter French (1990). Forensic phonetics. (José Ignacio Hualde) | 195 |
| Recent Books | 197 |
| Contents of volumes 18 - 22 | 201 |
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Volume 23:2 (Fall 1993)
[Published October 1996]
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Elmer H. Antonsen)
| Editor's Note and Correction | ii |
| Sae-Youn Cho: Auxiliary verb constructions in Korean ► | 1 |
| Cassandre Creswell: Criticizing with a question ► | 25 |
| Abdul Aziz Diop: Vowel deletion in Pulaar: Rime and nuclear mergers and the issue of the syntax-phonology interface ► | 33 |
| Hans Henrich Hock: Subversion or convergence? The issue of pre-Vedic retroflexion reexamined ► | 73 |
| Joni Kay Hurley: Request formation in Ecuadorian Quichua ► | 117 |
| Nkonko M. Kamwangamalu: Advancement in some Asian and African languages ► | 137 |
| Emmanuel Kweku Osam: Animacy distinctions in Akan grammar ► | 153 |
| Uthaiwan Wong-opasi: The interplay between tone, stress, and syllabification in Thai ► | 165 |
| Mary A. Wu: Adjectival amd determinate measure phrases and NP interpretations in Mandarin Chinese ► | 193 |
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Volume 24:1/2 (Spring/Fall 1994)
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Proceedings of the 5th Annual Conference of the Formal Linguistics Society of Mid-America
(Edited by James H. Yoon)
| Preface | v |
| Akinbiyi Akinlabi: Alignment constraints in ATR harmony | 1 |
| Andrew Barss: Derivations and reconstruction | 19 |
| J. Fraser Bennett: Iambicity in Thai | 39 |
| Deborah Milam Berkeley: The OCP and gradient data | 59 |
| Rakesh Mohan Bhatt: On experiencers and subjects of perfect predicates | 73 |
| Andrew Carnie, Elizabeth Pyatt, & Heidi Harley: The Resurrection: Raising to Comp? Some evidence from Old Irish | 83 |
| Jennifer Cole & Charles W. Kisseberth: An optimal domainstheory of harmony | 101 |
| Michel DeGraff: The morphology-syntax interface in creolization (and diachrony) | 115 |
| Maarten de Wind: Checking interrogative subject pronouns in French | 133 |
| Alexis Dimitriadis: Clitics and island-insensitive object drop | 153 |
| George Fowler: Verbal prefixes as functional heads | 171 |
| Stefan Frisch: Reanalysis precedes syntactic change: Evidence from Middle English | 187 |
| Janine Graziano-King: Selection properties of raising verbs | 203 |
| Georgia M. Green: The structure of context: The representation of pragmatic restrictions in HPSG | 215 |
| Rebecca Herman: "La Double Vie de W" or the status of [w] in Karuk | 233 |
| Elizabeth Hume & David Odden: Contra [consonantal] | 245 |
| Jongho Jun: A constraint-based analysis of place assimilation typology | 263 |
| Mark Kas & Frans Zwarts: Intervention phenomena: Towards an extended monotonicity calculus | 279 |
| David Kathman: Infinitival complements in a Minimalist theory of grammar | 293 |
| Andreas Kathol: Parasitic "gaps" in German revisited | 303 |
| Byong-Kwon Kim: VP-internal subject hypothesis and ATG gap parallelism | 317 |
| Martina Lindseth: Overt expletives and thematic subjects in West Slavic | 333 |
| Jairo Nunões: Another look at Lithuanian impersonal passives | 347 |
| Mari Broman Olsen: The semantics and pragmatics of lexical aspect features | 361 |
| Janina Radó: Complexity limitations on parsers and grammars | 377 |
| Carson T. Schütze: Serbo-Croation second position clitic placement: Syntax is not enough | 389 |
| Kuo-ming Sung: A typological study of NP extraction from QP | 403 |
| Ellen Thompson: The syntax and semantics of temporal adjunct clauses | 419 |
| Natsuko Tsujimura: Resultatives and motion verbs in Japanese | 429 |
| Spyridoula Varlokosta: Factive complements and wh-extraction | 441 |
| Gert Webelhuth & Farrell Ackermann: German idioms: An empirical approach | 455 |
| Mary Wu: Demonstratives, focus, and the interpretation of complex NPs in Mandarin Chinese | 473 |
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Volume 25:1 (Spring 1995)
[Published January 1997]
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Elmer H. Antonsen)
| Editor's Note | ii |
| Elmer H. Antonsen: On phonological reconstruction: 'Weil die Schrift immer strebt …' | 1 |
| Laura J. Downing: Correspondence effects in Siswati reduplication | 17 |
| Anna M. Kishe: The modernization of Tanzanian KiSwahili and language change | 37 |
| Andrew Tilimbe Kulemeka: On the meaning of Chichewa ideophones | 51 |
| Carol Kutryb: The effect of complementizer that on extraction from embedded clauses | 67 |
| Anita Pandey: The pragmatics of code alteration in Nigerian English | 75 |
| Yuriko Suzuki Kose: Sentence-final particles in Japanese — an alternative to scalar analyses | 119 |
| Frans van Coetsem: Variation in the rate of language change due to societal influence: Examples from the Germanic languages | 137 |
| Mary A. Wu: Meaning and form: Computing definite and uniqueness readings of complex noun phrases in Mandarin Chinese | 145 |
| Reviews | |
| Alaa Elgibali (ed.) (1996). Understanding Arabic: Essays in Contemporary Arabic Linguistics in Honor of El-Said Badawi. (Elabbas Benmamoun) | 159 |
| Christoph Gutknecht & Lutz J. Rölle (1996). Translating by Factors. (Ladislav Zgusta) | 163 |
| Alexander M. Schenker (1996). The Dawn of Slavic: An Introduction to Slavic Philology. (Frank Y. Gladney) | 167 |
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Volume 25:2 (Fall 1995)
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Language, Gender and Power
(Edited by Yamuna Kachru and Lawrence F Bouton)
| Introduction | 1 |
| Section 1: Cross-Sex Communication: Dominance or Difference? | |
| Anita Taylor: Language and the construction of gender: Clarifying ideas about gender | 11 |
| V. L. DeFrancisco: Difference or dominance: A critique of two theoretical attempts to explain gender based communication barriers | 29 |
| Section 2: Gender Marking in Language and Language Use | |
| V. C. Mueller Gathercole & D. J. Hasson: Gender marking in Spanish: Linguistic and sociological determinants of feminine form in words for humans | 49 |
| T. M. Valentine: What's the point? Storytelling by women in India | 77 |
| Section 3: Gender and Power in Classroom Interaction | |
| V. L. Bergvall: Joining in academic conversation: Gender, power and the apportionment of turns at talk | 105 |
| Gerald J. Savage: Sociolinguistic construction of power in two classroom peer groups | 131 |
| Section 4: Gender and Language in the Professions | |
| Susan S. Case: Gender, language and the professions: Recognition of wide-verbal-repertoire in speech | 149 |
| ennie Dautermann: A case for examining professional voices in institutional settings: Nurses in conversation | 193 |
| Lysanne Langevin: Of manpower and words: A study of linguistic markers of inclusion and exclusion in managerial work in the educational system | 217 |
| Bibliography | 231 |
| Notes on Authors | 265 |
| Index | 269 |
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Volume 26:1/2 (Spring/Fall 1996)
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Studies in Chinese Linguistics
(Edited by Chin-Chuan Cheng, Jerome L. Packard, & James H. Yoon)
| Foreword | v |
| Marjorie K. M. Chan: Gender-marked speech in Cantonese: The case of sentence-final particles jeÌ and jeÌk. | 1 |
| Miao-Hsia Chang: The grammaticalization of beh in Taiwanese Hokkian | 39 |
| Si-Qing Chen: The automatic identification and recovery of Chinese acronyms | 61 |
| Raung-fu Chung: The glottal stop at the end of a Southern Min syllable | 83 |
| San Duanmu: Pre-juncture lengthening and foot binarity | 95 |
| Thomas Ernst: Chinese evidence for semi-arguments | 117 |
| Robert Good: The automatic identification of English transliterated loanwords in Chinese | 133 |
| Hsin-I Hsieh: Diffusionism, interactionism, and dynamism: Language as a window on the mind | 143 |
| Miao-Ling Hsieh: On the functions of three forms of negation in Chinese | 161 |
| Yen-hui Audrey Li: Definite and indefinite existential constructions | 175 |
| Huei-Ling Lin: A lexical-syntactic analysis of resultative compounds in Mandarin Chinese | 193 |
| Yen-Hwei Lin: Surface vowels and markedness | 205 |
| Luther Cheng-Sheng Liu:. A note on Chinese comparatives | 217 |
| Kevin F. Miller: Linguistic structure and cognitive development: Chinese/English comparisons | 237 |
| Waltraud Paul: Verb raising in Mandarin Chinese | 255 |
| Dingxu Shi: The nature of Chinese verb-reduplication constructions | 271 |
| Lily I-Wen Su: Anaphora and discourse structure in spoken Chinese | 285 |
| Sze-Wing Tang: Distributivity and locality of lexical quantification | 307 |
| Ting-chi Tang: On reduplication of adjectives in Chinese: A comparative study of Mandarin and Southern Min | 325 |
| Miao-Fen Tseng: An examination of Chinese invitational discourse: How Chinese accept an invitation | 341 |
| Mary Wu: Associative phrase revisited | 357 |
| Yu-Ling You: Interpreting Chinese zero-anaphors: Determining the scope of topic continuity and re-examining the recovery rules | 371 |
| Hongming Zhang: On directions and tiers of tone-spreading: A case study of Danyang | 399 |
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Volume 27:1 (Spring 1997)
Papers in Phonology from the Second Mid-Continental Workshop on Phonology
(Edited by Jennifer Cole with the assistance of Elmer H. Antonsen)
| Foreword | v |
| Anna Bosch & Kenneth de Jong: The prosody of Barra Gaelic epenthetic vowels ► | 1 |
| Mary M. Bradshaw: A phonology-phonetics mismatch: [voice] in consonant-tone interaction ► | 17 |
| Chin Wan Chung: A correspondence-theoretic approach to partial reduplication in Korean ► | 33 |
| San Duanmu: Phonologically motivated word order movement: Evidence from Chinese compounds ► | 49 |
| Stefan Frisch: Against underspecification in speech errors ► | 79 |
| Dale Hartkemeyer: Romancing the vowels: An optimality-theoretic account of vowel loss from Vulgar Latin to early Western Romance ► | 99 |
| Elizabeth Hume, Jennifer Muller, & Aone van Engelenhoven: Initial geminates in Leti: Consequences for moraic theory ► | 119 |
| Joo-Kyeong Lee: The asymmetry of C/V coarticulation in CV and VC structures and its implications in phonology ► | 139 |
| Amanda L. Miller-Ockhuizen: A decompositional analysis of Khoisan lexical tone ► | 153 |
| James Myers: Canadian Raising and the representation of gradient timing relations ► | 169 |
| Bushra Adnan Zawaydeh: An acoustic analysis of uvularization spread in Ammani-Jordanian Arabic ► | 185 |
Volume 27:2 (Fall 1997)
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Elmer H. Antonsen)
| Memorial Tributes to Robert B. Lees ► | |
| Braj B. Kachru | 1 |
| Chin-Woo Kim | 5 |
| Noam Chomsky | 7 |
| Kenneth L. Hale | 8 |
| Frederick Newmeyer | 8 |
| Arnold Zwicky | 9 |
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| Martin Jonghak Baik & Rosa Jinyoung Shim: English education in Korea: A tool for teaching civic virtues? ► | 11 |
| Mohammad Dabir-Moghaddam: Compound verbs in Persian ► | 25 |
| Jose Ignacio Hualde: Spanish /i/ and related sounds: An exercise in phonemic analysis ► | 61 |
| F. K. Lehman, with Kenneth Van Bik: Notes on Lai Chin personal pronouns and overt case marking ► | 81 |
| Huei-Ling Lin: The parallelism between phrasal resultatives and object-oriented resultative compounds ► | 87 |
| Molly Mack: The monolingual native speaker: not a norm, but still a necessity ► | 113 |
| Su Jung Min: Constructing ideology: A critical linguistic analysis ► | 147 |
| Bryan Pate: A synecdochic description of moral attributives applied to deity and people, places and things ► | 167 |
| Review Article | |
| Michael Toolan (1996). Total Speech: An Integrational Linguistic Approach to Language. (Ladislav Zgusta) ► | 183 |
| Reviews | |
| Arne Juul, Hans F. Nielsen, and Jurgen Erik Nielsen (eds.) (1995). A Linguist's Life: An English Translation of Otto Jespersen's Autobiography with Notes, Photos and a Bibliography. (Elmer H. Antonsen) ► | 189 |
| Edwin L. Battistella (1996). The Logic of Markedness. (M. Lynne Murphy) ► | 193 |
Volume 28:1 (Spring 1998)
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Elmer H. Antonsen)
| Georgia Green: Unnatural kind terms and a theory of the lexicon ► | 1 |
| Molly Homer: Conditioning factors for progressive and regressive nasal harmony ► | 27 |
| José Ignacio Hualde & Iñaki Gaminde: Vowel interaction in Basque: A nearly exhaustive catalogue ► | 41 |
| Yamuna Kachru: Culture and speech acts: Evidence fom Indian and Singaporean English ► | 79 |
| Moses K. Kambou: The acquisition of Lingala tense-aspect by American college students ► | 99 |
| Hyo-Young Kim: Prenucleus glides in Korean ► | 113 |
| Hiroki Koga: English Tough Sentence Analysis of Japanese 'Intransitivized' Verbal Gerund + Ar ('be') Sentences ► | 137 |
| Elizabeth Martin: The use of English in written French advertising: A study of code-switching, code-mixing, and borrowing in a commercial context ► | 159 |
| Edward A. Miner: Discursive constructions of Kiswahili-speakers in Ugandan popular media ► | 185 |
| Joyce B. G. Sukumane: African Languages, English, and educational policy in Namibia ► | 207 |
| Review Article | |
| Kenneth J. Wireback: The Role of Phonological Structure in Sound Change from Latin to Spanish and Portuguese. (Dale Hartkemeyer) ► | 221 |
Volume 28:2 (Fall 1998)
Papers from the Symposium:
'The Linguistic Sciences in a Changing Context'
(Edited by Jerry L. Morgan & Elmer H. Antonsen)
| Braj B. Kachru: Preface | 3 |
| Jerry L. Morgan: Foreword | 7 |
| Paul Newman: We has seen the enemy and it is us: The endangered languages issue as a hopeless cause ► | 11 |
| William D. Davies: Strengthening the ties that exist: Reexploring charted territory ► | 23 |
| Donna Christian: Applying linguistics and applied liinguistics in 2000 and beyond ► | 31 |
| Molly Mack: If I only had a brain: Examination of the past, present, and future roles of the neurosciences in the linguistic sciences ► | 41 |
| Stephen E. Levinson: Human-machine communication by voice ► | 93 |
| Daniel Jurafsky: Linguistics in a computational world ► | 107 |
| Lise Menn: Linguistics and interdisciplinary initiatives at Colorado: Obstacles and opportunities ► | 117 |
| Brian D. Joseph: Linguistics for 'everystudent' ► | 123 |
| Salikoko S. Mufwene: The ecology of language: New imperatives in linguistics curricula ► | 135 |
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| Lee S. Bickmore: Metathesis and Dahl's law in Ekegusii ► | 149 |
| Gérard Kedrebéogo: Language maintenance and language shift in Burkina Faso: The case of the Koromba ► | 169 |
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Volume 29:1 (Spring 1999)
Papers in Semantics
(Edited by Peter L. Lasersohn)
| Chris Barker: Temporary accommodation: I am the oldest of my siblings ► | 3 |
| Greg N. Carlson: Evaluating generics ► | 13 |
| Jong-Yul Cha: Semantics of Korean gapless relative clause constructions ► | 25 |
| Theodore B. Fernald: Evidential coercion: Using individual-level predicates in stage-level environments ► | 43 |
| Christopher Kennedy: Gradable adjectives denote measure functions, not partial functions ► | 65 |
| Peter Lasersohn: Parts, wholes, and still ► | 81 |
| Mary Wu: A compositional syntax for complex demonstrative noun phrases in Mandarin Chinese ► | 87 |
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| V. U. Longe: The linguistic realization of paralinguistic features in admini-strative language ► | 113 |
| Fallou Ngom: A sociolinguistic profile of the Senegalese speech community ► | 131 |
| Eyovi Njwe: Instrumental motivation in OL2 learning: A case study of exo-glossic bilingual proficiency amongst Cameroon university students ► | 147 |
| Reviews | |
| Mike Beaken: The Making of Language. (Chin-W. Kim) ► | 159 |
| Andrew Dalby: Dictionary of Languages: The Definitive Reference to More than 400 Languages. (Elmer H. Antonsen) ► | 165 |
| Nanette Gottlieb: Kanji Politics: Language Policy and Japanese Script. (Seiko Fujii) ► | 167 |
Volume 29:2 (Fall, 1999)
This issue is available to order in paper format.
Forum Lectures, 1999 Linguistics Institute
(Edited by Adele Goldberg, with Elmer H. Antonsen)
| Preface | v |
| Eve V. Clark: Acquisition in the course of conversation | 1 |
| Sarah G. Thomason: Speakers' choices in language change | 19 |
| Masayoshi Shibatani: Dative subject constructions twenty-two years later | 45 |
| Ronald W. Langacker: Virtual reality | 77 |
| Arnold M. Zwicky: Same but different | 105 |
| Janet Pierrehumbert: What people know about sounds of language | 111 |
| Review article | |
| Christina Y. Bethin. Slavic Prosody: Language Change and Phonological Theory. (Frank Y. Gladney) | 121 |
| Review | |
| Roland J.-L. Breton. Atlas of the Languages and Ethnic Communities of South Asia. (Hans Henrich Hock) | 135 |
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