2019 • Volume 4


Overview article

Defining iconicity: An articulation-based methodology for explaining the phonological structure of ideophones
Defining iconicity: An articulation-based methodology for explaining the phonological structure of ideophones

Arthur Lewis Thompson and Youngah Do

2019 • Volume 4

Squibs

Differential object marking in sign languages
Differential object marking in sign languages

Carl Börstell

2019 • Volume 4

No possessor inversion in German PPs
No possessor inversion in German PPs

Marie-Luise Popp and Sören Eggert Tebay

2019 • Volume 4

Let’s talk emotions: A case study on affective grammar
Let’s talk emotions: A case study on affective grammar

Madeline Clark, Najia Khaled, Miriam Kohn and Solveiga Armoskaite

2019 • Volume 4

Clitic climbing (or lack thereof) and the Copy Theory of Movement
Clitic climbing (or lack thereof) and the Copy Theory of Movement

Julio Villa-García

2019 • Volume 4

On the nature of the discourse effect on extraction in Japanese
On the nature of the discourse effect on extraction in Japanese

Masataka Yano

2019 • Volume 4

Concord and agreement features in Modern Standard Arabic
Concord and agreement features in Modern Standard Arabic

Lindley Winchester

2019 • Volume 4

The Agreement Theta Generalization
The Agreement Theta Generalization

Maria Polinsky and Omer Preminger

2019 • Volume 4

Estimating child linguistic experience from historical corpora
Estimating child linguistic experience from historical corpora

Jordan Kodner

2019 • Volume 4

On reconstruction effects in English wh-slifting: Theoretical and experimental considerations
On reconstruction effects in English wh-slifting: Theoretical and experimental considerations

Christos Vlachos, Nikoletta Christou and Kleanthes K. Grohmann

2019 • Volume 4

Correction

Correction: Quantifier spreading: Children misled by ostensive cues
Correction: Quantifier spreading: Children misled by ostensive cues

Katalin É. Kiss, Katalin Mády and Tamás Zétényi

2019 • Volume 4

Articles

The individual in the semiotic landscape
The individual in the semiotic landscape

Penelope Eckert

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Individuals, Communities, and Sound Change

Pushes and pulls from below: Anatomical variation, articulation and sound change
Pushes and pulls from below: Anatomical variation, articulation and sound change

Dan Dediu and Scott R. Moisik

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Individuals, Communities, and Sound Change

Simplifying MATCH WORD: Evidence from English functional categories
Simplifying MATCH WORD: Evidence from English functional categories

Matthew Tyler

2019 • Volume 4

What the PCC tells us about “abstract” agreement, head movement, and locality
What the PCC tells us about “abstract” agreement, head movement, and locality

Omer Preminger

2019 • Volume 4

Adjectives relate individuals to states: Evidence from the two readings of English Determiner + Adjective
Adjectives relate individuals to states: Evidence from the two readings of English Determiner + Adjective

Lelia Glass

2019 • Volume 4

A Q-based approach to clausal ellipsis: Deriving the preposition stranding and island sensitivity generalisations without movement
A Q-based approach to clausal ellipsis: Deriving the preposition stranding and island sensitivity generalisations without movement

James Griffiths

2019 • Volume 4

Structural ambiguity and optionality of agreement patterns in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian conjunct agreement
Structural ambiguity and optionality of agreement patterns in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian conjunct agreement

Ivana Mitić and Boban Arsenijević

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Resolving conflicts within and across modules

Seenku argument-head tone sandhi: Allomorph selection in a cyclic grammar
Seenku argument-head tone sandhi: Allomorph selection in a cyclic grammar

Laura McPherson

2019 • Volume 4

Acceptability of at-issue co-speech gestures under contrastive focus
Acceptability of at-issue co-speech gestures under contrastive focus

Maria Esipova

2019 • Volume 4

Should a conditional marker arise … The diachronic development of conditional sollte in German
Should a conditional marker arise … The diachronic development of conditional sollte in German

Anne Breitbarth

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: The Internal and External Syntax of Adverbial Clauses

A usage-based alternative to “lexicalization” in sign language linguistics
A usage-based alternative to “lexicalization” in sign language linguistics

Ryan Lepic

2019 • Volume 4

Adverbial clauses and adverbial concord
Adverbial clauses and adverbial concord

Yoshido Endo and Liliane Haegeman

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: The Internal and External Syntax of Adverbial Clauses

How to agree with a QNP
How to agree with a QNP

Imke Driemel and Jelena Stojković

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Resolving conflicts within and across modules

The Nordic research infrastructure for syntactic variation: Possibilities, limitations and achievements
The Nordic research infrastructure for syntactic variation: Possibilities, limitations and achievements

Øystein Alexander Vangsnes and Janne Bondi Johannessen

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Formal Approaches to Dialectal Syntax

Morphosyntactic encoding of information structure in Akan
Morphosyntactic encoding of information structure in Akan

Elena Titov

2019 • Volume 4

Perturbing the community grammar: Individual differences and community-level constraints on sociolinguistic variation
Perturbing the community grammar: Individual differences and community-level constraints on sociolinguistic variation

Laurel MacKenzie

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Individuals, Communities, and Sound Change

Phonotactic restrictions and morphology in Aymara
Phonotactic restrictions and morphology in Aymara

Gillian Gallagher, Maria Gouskova and Gladys Camacho Rios

2019 • Volume 4

Proper movement through Spec-CP: An argument from hyperraising in Mongolian
Proper movement through Spec-CP: An argument from hyperraising in Mongolian

Suzana Fong

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Subject Extraction

Dialect syntax as a testbed for models of innovation and change: Modals and negative concord in the Syntactic Atlas of Welsh Dialects
Dialect syntax as a testbed for models of innovation and change: Modals and negative concord in the Syntactic Atlas of Welsh Dialects

David Willis

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Formal Approaches to Dialectal Syntax

The syntactic structure of pelirrojo compounds
The syntactic structure of pelirrojo compounds

Bárbara Marqueta

2019 • Volume 4

The competitive tier model – Element subtraction in German and Pomeranian
The competitive tier model – Element subtraction in German and Pomeranian

Gertjan Postma

2019 • Volume 4

On the Inverse Trace Conversion and maximal informativeness analysis of Japanese internally-headed relative clauses: A reply to Erlewine and Gould 2016
On the Inverse Trace Conversion and maximal informativeness analysis of Japanese internally-headed relative clauses: A reply to Erlewine and Gould 2016

Keir Moulton and Junko Shimoyama

2019 • Volume 4

What’s wrong with being a rhotic?
What’s wrong with being a rhotic?

Alex Chabot

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Rhotics in Phonological Theory

Adverbial clauses: Internally rich, externally null
Adverbial clauses: Internally rich, externally null

Andreas Blümel and Hagen Pitsch

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: The Internal and External Syntax of Adverbial Clauses

Determining underlying presence in the learning of grammars that allow insertion and deletion
Determining underlying presence in the learning of grammars that allow insertion and deletion

Alexandra Nyman and Bruce Tesar

2019 • Volume 4

Measuring the cognitive cost of downward monotonicity by controlling for negative polarity
Measuring the cognitive cost of downward monotonicity by controlling for negative polarity

Galit Agmon, Yonatan Loewenstein and Yosef Grodzinsky

2019 • Volume 4

Towards understanding nonmanuality: A semiotic treatment of signers’ head movements
Towards understanding nonmanuality: A semiotic treatment of signers’ head movements

Anna Puupponen

2019 • Volume 4

No evidence for prosodic effects on the syntactic encoding of complement clauses in German
No evidence for prosodic effects on the syntactic encoding of complement clauses in German

Gerrit Kentner and Isabelle Franz

2019 • Volume 4

Gradability, scale structure, and the division of labor between nouns and adjectives: The case of Japanese
Gradability, scale structure, and the division of labor between nouns and adjectives: The case of Japanese

David Y. Oshima, Kimi Akita and Shin–ichiro Sano

2019 • Volume 4

Body-anchored verbs and argument omission in two sign languages
Body-anchored verbs and argument omission in two sign languages

Marloes Oomen and Vadim Kimmelman

2019 • Volume 4

Resolving conflicts with violable constraints: On the cross-modular parallelism of repairs
Resolving conflicts with violable constraints: On the cross-modular parallelism of repairs

Andrew Murphy

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Resolving conflicts within and across modules

Un tal Ernestico/a certain Ernestico: On the structure of proper names
Un tal Ernestico/a certain Ernestico: On the structure of proper names

José Camacho

2019 • Volume 4

Speech act attenuation in the history of English: The case of apologies
Speech act attenuation in the history of English: The case of apologies

Andreas H. Jucker

2019 • Volume 4

The multi-valuation Agreement Hierarchy
The multi-valuation Agreement Hierarchy

Zheng Shen

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Resolving conflicts within and across modules

A target-oriented approach to neutrality in vowel harmony: Evidence from Hungarian
A target-oriented approach to neutrality in vowel harmony: Evidence from Hungarian

Avery Ozburn

2019 • Volume 4

A feature geometric approach to Bondu-so vowel harmony
A feature geometric approach to Bondu-so vowel harmony

Christopher R. Green and Abbie E. Hantgan

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: GLOWing Papers 2018

The effects of L1 AP-initial boundary tones and laryngeal features in Korean adaptation of Japanese plosives followed by a H or L vowel
The effects of L1 AP-initial boundary tones and laryngeal features in Korean adaptation of Japanese plosives followed by a H or L vowel

Hyunsoon Kim

2019 • Volume 4

Lexical aspect and number variation in French Complex Event Nominals
Lexical aspect and number variation in French Complex Event Nominals

Marie Laurence Knittel

2019 • Volume 4

The properties of perfect(ive) and (eventive) passive participles: An identity approach
The properties of perfect(ive) and (eventive) passive participles: An identity approach

Dennis Wegner

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Participles: Form, Use and Meaning

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