2019 • Volume 4


Articles

Phonetic lapse in American English -ative
Phonetic lapse in American English -ative

Juliet Stanton

2019 • Volume 4

Recomplementation in English and Spanish: Delineating the CP space
Recomplementation in English and Spanish: Delineating the CP space

Julio Villa-García

2019 • Volume 4

Identifying agents of change: Simplification of possessive marking in Abui-Malay bilinguals
Identifying agents of change: Simplification of possessive marking in Abui-Malay bilinguals

George Saad, Marian Klamer and Francesca Moro

2019 • Volume 4

Talking about the weather: Two construals of precipitation events in English
Talking about the weather: Two construals of precipitation events in English

Beth Levin and Bonnie Krejci

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Unergative predicates. Architecture and variation

Russian definitional generic sentences
Russian definitional generic sentences

Daria Seres and M.Teresa Espinal

2019 • Volume 4

Reconsidering asymmetries in voice-mismatched VP-ellipsis
Reconsidering asymmetries in voice-mismatched VP-ellipsis

Till Poppels and Andrew Kehler

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Experimental Approaches to Ellipsis

Bipartite network structures and individual differences in sound change
Bipartite network structures and individual differences in sound change

Robin Dodsworth

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Individuals, Communities, and Sound Change

The pro-head analysis of the Japanese internally-headed relative clause
The pro-head analysis of the Japanese internally-headed relative clause

Chisato Kitagawa

2019 • Volume 4

Sound change and coarticulatory variability involving English /ɹ/
Sound change and coarticulatory variability involving English /ɹ/

Bridget J. Smith, Jeff Mielke, Lyra Magloughlin and Eric Wilbanks

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Individuals, Communities, and Sound Change

Two minds are not always better than one: Modeling evidence for a single sentence analyzer
Two minds are not always better than one: Modeling evidence for a single sentence analyzer

Dan Parker

2019 • Volume 4

V1 in Kipsigis: Head movement and discourse-based scrambling
V1 in Kipsigis: Head movement and discourse-based scrambling

Madeline Bossi and Michael Diercks

2019 • Volume 4

Basque adjectival participles: Stative, resultative or experiential
Basque adjectival participles: Stative, resultative or experiential

Ane Berro

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Participles: Form, Use and Meaning

Structural priming in production through ‘silence’: An investigation of verb phrase ellipsis and null complement anaphora
Structural priming in production through ‘silence’: An investigation of verb phrase ellipsis and null complement anaphora

Ming Xiang, Julian Grove and Jason Merchant

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Experimental Approaches to Ellipsis

Minding the gap?: Mechanisms underlying resumption in English
Minding the gap?: Mechanisms underlying resumption in English

Dustin A. Chacón

2019 • Volume 4

Quirks of subject (non-)extraction in Igbo
Quirks of subject (non-)extraction in Igbo

Mary Amaechi and Doreen Georgi

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Subject Extraction

The syntax of comparison constructions in diachronic and dialectal perspective
The syntax of comparison constructions in diachronic and dialectal perspective

Agnes Jäger

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: The Internal and External Syntax of Adverbial Clauses

Deceptive datives: Prepositional case in Latvian
Deceptive datives: Prepositional case in Latvian

Yuriy Kushnir

2019 • Volume 4

Ergative is not inherent: Evidence from *ABA in suppletion and syncretism
Ergative is not inherent: Evidence from *ABA in suppletion and syncretism

Stanislao Zompì

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: GLOWing Papers 2018

Effects of syntactic structure on the comprehension of clefts
Effects of syntactic structure on the comprehension of clefts

Maria Lobo, Ana Lúcia Santos, Carla Soares-Jesel and Stéphanie Vaz

2019 • Volume 4

Gothic <r> and Old High German <r>: Implications from phonological patterning
Gothic <r> and Old High German <r>: Implications from phonological patterning

Andrew Kostakis

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Rhotics in Phonological Theory

Accompaniment by participation: The interpretation of mit as a free particle in German
Accompaniment by participation: The interpretation of mit as a free particle in German

Sebastian Bücking

2019 • Volume 4

Classifiers, partitions, and measurements: Exploring the syntax and semantics of sortal classifiers
Classifiers, partitions, and measurements: Exploring the syntax and semantics of sortal classifiers

Alan Bale, Jessica Coon and Nicholás Arcos

2019 • Volume 4

Repair or accommodation? Split antecedent ellipsis and the limits of repair
Repair or accommodation? Split antecedent ellipsis and the limits of repair

Lyn Frazier and John Duff

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Experimental Approaches to Ellipsis

Bavarian German r-Flapping: Evidence for a dialect-specific sonority hierarchy
Bavarian German r-Flapping: Evidence for a dialect-specific sonority hierarchy

Erin Noelliste

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Rhotics in Phonological Theory

Brazilian Portuguese in-situ wh-interrogatives between rhetoric and change
Brazilian Portuguese in-situ wh-interrogatives between rhetoric and change

Malte Rosemeyer

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Information structure and syntactic change

Possessors in switch-reference
Possessors in switch-reference

András Bárány and Irina Nikolaeva

2019 • Volume 4

Agent defocusing in two-participant clauses in Finnish Sign Language
Agent defocusing in two-participant clauses in Finnish Sign Language

Sanna Nordlund

2019 • Volume 4

Correlate not optional: PP sprouting and parallelism in “much less” ellipsis
Correlate not optional: PP sprouting and parallelism in “much less” ellipsis

Jesse A. Harris and Katy Carlson

2019 • Volume 4

To be or not to be informational: Preverbal complements in Medieval French V2 configurations
To be or not to be informational: Preverbal complements in Medieval French V2 configurations

Pierre Larrivée

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Information structure and syntactic change

Telling allomorphy from agreement
Telling allomorphy from agreement

Philipp Weisser

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: GLOWing Papers 2018

A movement theory of adjunct control
A movement theory of adjunct control

Jeffrey J. Green

2019 • Volume 4

Empty morphemes in Dutch dialect atlases: Reducing morphosyntactic variation by refining emptiness typology
Empty morphemes in Dutch dialect atlases: Reducing morphosyntactic variation by refining emptiness typology

Edoardo Cavirani and Marc van Oostendorp

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Formal Approaches to Dialectal Syntax

Floating quantifiers are autonomous phrases: A movement analysis
Floating quantifiers are autonomous phrases: A movement analysis

Eman Al Khalaf

2019 • Volume 4

A syntax for semantic incorporation: generating low-scope indefinite objects in Inuktitut
A syntax for semantic incorporation: generating low-scope indefinite objects in Inuktitut

Phil Branigan and Douglas Wharram

2019 • Volume 4

Towards a correlation of form, use and meaning of German ge-prefixed predicative participles
Towards a correlation of form, use and meaning of German ge-prefixed predicative participles

Tillmann Pross and Antje Roßdeutscher

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Participles: Form, Use and Meaning

Moraic Domains between feet and syllables: An argument from vowel reduction typology
Moraic Domains between feet and syllables: An argument from vowel reduction typology

Aleksei Nazarov

2019 • Volume 4

‘Embu’ Wh- questions in Cypriot Greek: A comparative study
‘Embu’ Wh- questions in Cypriot Greek: A comparative study

Antri Kanikli and George Tsoulas

2019 • Volume 4

Antecedent accessibility and exceptional covariation: Evidence from Norwegian Donkey Pronouns
Antecedent accessibility and exceptional covariation: Evidence from Norwegian Donkey Pronouns

Dave Kush and Ragnhild Eik

2019 • Volume 4

A feeding Duke-of-York interaction of tone and epenthesis in Arapaho
A feeding Duke-of-York interaction of tone and epenthesis in Arapaho

Daniel Gleim

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: GLOWing Papers 2018

Objects in motion verb phrases
Objects in motion verb phrases

Alison Biggs

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Unergative predicates. Architecture and variation

Q-particles and the nature of Covert movement: Evidence from Buli
Q-particles and the nature of Covert movement: Evidence from Buli

Abdul-Razak Sulemana

2019 • Volume 4

Ellipsis licensing and redundancy reduction: A focus-based approach
Ellipsis licensing and redundancy reduction: A focus-based approach

Matthew Barros and Hadas Kotek

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: GLOWing Papers 2018

What usage can tell us about grammar: Embedded verb second in Scandinavian
What usage can tell us about grammar: Embedded verb second in Scandinavian

Spencer Caplan and Kajsa Djärv

2019 • Volume 4

Intonational phonology of Boro
Intonational phonology of Boro

Kalyan Das and Shakuntala Mahanta

2019 • Volume 4

An investigation of numeral quantifiers in English
An investigation of numeral quantifiers in English

Cole Ira Brendel

2019 • Volume 4

The syntax and semantics of past participle agreement in Alemannic
The syntax and semantics of past participle agreement in Alemannic

Martin Salzmann and Gerhard Schaden

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Participles: Form, Use and Meaning

Microparameters and language variation
Microparameters and language variation

Yen-hui Audrey Li and Wei Haley Wei

2019 • Volume 4

Contrast and word order: A case study on the history of Portuguese
Contrast and word order: A case study on the history of Portuguese

Aroldo de Andrade and Charlotte Galves

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Information structure and syntactic change

Origin and structure of focus concord constructions in Old Japanese – a synthesis
Origin and structure of focus concord constructions in Old Japanese – a synthesis

Heiko Narrog

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Focus concord constructions in Japanese and other languages

Participles: Form, use and meaning
Participles: Form, use and meaning

Olga Borik and Berit Gehrke

2019 • Volume 4

Also a part of:

Collection: Participles: Form, Use and Meaning

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