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[Full text; PDF 6.7MB]Proceedings of the 24th Northwest Linguistics Conference
3-4 May 2008, Seattle, Washington
Editors: Steven Moran, Darren S. Tanner and Michael Scanlon
| Author(s) | Title |
|---|---|
| Nyurguyana Petrova | A Corpus Study of Sakha (Yakut) Converbs: A Case of Baran |
| Bradley Larson | Agnostic Movement in Malagasy Focused Predicates |
| Shakthi Poornima & Jean-Pierre Koenig | Reverse Complex Predicates in Hindi |
| Hyuna B. Kim | Temporal dependency in extensional contexts in Korean |
| David Potter | Multiple Wh-Fronting in Tree-Adjoining Grammar |
| Youssef A. Haddad | Why Movement in Control |
| Murray Schellenberg | Oplimalitétoque: Largonji des Loucherbems and Optimality Theory |
| Michael Grosvald & David Corina | Location-to-Location Coarticulation: A Phonetic Investigation of American Sign Language |
| Dennis Ryan Storoshenko | The Distribution of Reflexive Pronouns in English - A Corpus Analysis |
| Emrah Görgülü | The Implications of Specificity in Turkish for the Givenness Hierarchy |
| Anita Szakay | The Effect of Speech Rate on the Rhythm of English Dialects |
| Jerid Francom | Is Lexical Access Mediated by the Syllabic and/or CV Structure of Words? Exploring Transposed-Letter Priming Effects |
| Sonja Thoma | To p or to not p: Approaching the Semantics and Pragmatics of the Bavarian Particle fei |
| Naomi Fox & Steven Moran | Non-traditional Dissemination of Fieldwork: From the Field to the World |
| Thuan Tran | Wh-Quantification: A Vietnamese Perspective |
| Gregory F. Coppola | Surface Structure Constraints and Wh-Questions in English |
| Erika Troseth | The Reflexive Morphology of 1st-, 2nd-, and 3rd-Person Romance Middles |
| Heather Bliss | Place Markedness and Dorsal Defaults: Snapshots of the Acquisition of Phonological Features |
| Han Ye | Dong Bu Dong? - An Comprehension Check Question In CSL Classroom Discourse |
| Andrea L. Berez & Stefan Th. Gries | In defense of corpus-based methods: A behavioral profile analysis of polysemous get in English |
| Suwon Yoon | From Non-Specificity to Polarity |