Penn Working Papers in Linguistics
Volume 12.1 (2006)
Proceedings of the 29th Annual Penn Linguistics Colloquium
Edited by Aviad Eilam, Tatjana Scheffler and Joshua Tauberer.
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Contents
- SUZANNE AALBERSE. Pronoun loss as a form of deflection. 1-13
- VALENTINA BIANCHI AND CRISTIANO CHESI. Phases, left branch
islands, and computational nesting. 15-28
- DAMIR CAVAR, PAUL RODRIGUEZ AND GIANCARLO SCHREMENTI. Unsupervised
morphology induction for part-of-speech-tagging. 29-41
- PAUL M. DE DECKER AND JENNIFER R. NYCZ. Are tense [æ]s really
tense? An ultrasound study. 43-56
- MICHAEL ELLIS, CYNTHIA GROFF AND REBECCA MEAD. A rapid and
anonymous study of /r/ vocalization in an /r/ pronouncing city. 57-67
- ROBERT FIORENTINO. Plural indefinites and unexpected pair-list
readings. 69-82
- MERCIA SANTANA FLANNERY. Reported speech and identity in Brazilian
accounts of discrimination. 83-94
- MICHAEL FRIESNER. Bracketing and cyclicity in Romanian stress. 95-108
- BILL HADDICAN. On Egin: Do-support and verb focalization in
central and western Basque. 109-121
- DAMIEN HALL. How do they do it? The difference between singing and
speaking in female altos. 123-135
- HYE JIN HAN. Output-to-output correspondence revisited. 137-148
- MASAAKI KAMIYA. The implausibility of LF-incorporation in Japanese
light verb constructions. 149-160
- AARON F. KAPLAN. Vowel length and coda cluster interactions in
Misantla Totonac. 161-174
- CHONGHYUCK KIM. Local and flexible distributivity and the Korean
non-nominal plural marker tul. 175-188
- GREGORY M. KOBELE AND MARCUS KRACHT. On pregroups, freedom, and
(virtual) conceptual necessity. 189-198
- MASAKAZU KUNO. How is reconstruction constrained? 199-207
- SUN-HEE LEE AND SEOK BAE JANG. Enriching the syntactic annotation
of Korean treebanks for higher-level processing: A comparative study
of the Penn Korean Treebank and the 21st Sejong Korean Treebank. 209-222
- JULIE ANNE LEGATE. There is no absolutive case. 223-236
- ERIC MCCREADY AND NICHOLAS ASHER. Modal subordination in Japanese:
Dynamics and evidentiality. 237-249
- THOMAS MCFADDEN AND ARTEMIS ALEXIADOU. Counterfactuals and the
loss of BE in the history of English. 251-264
- ATSUKO NISHIYAMA AND JEAN-PIERRE KOENIG. The perfect in context: A
corpus study. 265-278
- MIKI OBATA. Phase and convergence. 279-292
- MARJORIE PAK. Infinitive marking with for: A diachronic account. 293-306
- DAVID SCHUELER. Comparative superlatives in relative clauses. 307-319
- CHANG-YONG SIM. Measure phrases and the -ka/-lul alternation in
Korean. 321-334
- MINJEONG SON. Atypical argument structure of HI passive in Korean. 335-348
- JON SPROUSE. The accent projection principle: Why the hell not? 349-359
- CHRISTIANE ULBRICH. Prosodic phrasing in three German standard
varieties. 361-373
- CHYAN-AN ARTHUR WANG AND HSIAO-HUNG IRIS WU. Sluicing and focus
movement in wh-in-situ languages. 375-387
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