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ICSNL Volumes

The On-Line Archive of Papers for the ICSNL contains freely downloadable ICSNL volumes for the years 1967 to 2003.

Volume Name Price Format In Stock
ICSNL XXXIX (2004) UBCWPL014
  • Edited by J. C. Brown & Tyler Peterson
  • Dawn Bates & Thom Hess, "The expression of NPs in Lushootseed texts", pp. 1-44.
  • Larry Grant, Susan J. Blake & Ulrich C. Teucher, "Meanings of Musqueam ancestral names; The Capilano tradition", pp. 45-66.
  • Marion G.Caldecott, "St'át'imcets /-min̓/ transitivizing suffix alternations; A case for paradigm leveling?", pp. 67-82.
  • Henry Davis, "Locative relative clauses in St'át'imcets (Lilloet Salish)", pp. 83-116.
  • Henry Davis, "VP ellipsis and its implications", pp. 117-140.
  • Brent Galloway, George Adams & Catalina Renteria, "Bringing back the Nooksack languages from the dead", pp. 141-148.
  • Brent Galloway, George Adams & Catalina Renteria, "What a Nooksack story can tell us about morphology and syntax", pp. 149-168.
  • Dr. Stelomethet Ethel B. Gardiner, "T'ít'elemettset te st'ílems the skw'okw'qáq:q: Singing the robin's song", pp. 167-182.
  • Rosaleen George, "Yamelot's Sasq'ets story", pp. 183-188.
  • Donna B. Gerdts, "Halkomelem directional applicatives", pp. 189-200.
  • Donna B. Gerdts & Thomas E.Hukari, "Halkomelem denominal verbs", pp. 201-214.
  • Carrie Gillon & Martina Wiltschko, "Missing determiners/complemetizers in wh-questions: Evidence from Skwxwú7mesh and Halq'em'ylem'", pp. 215-230.
  • M. Dale Kinkade & Masaru Kiyota, "Changing state in Salishan languages", pp. 231-240.
  • Kaoru Kiyosawa, "The distribution of possessive applicatives in Interior Salish languages", pp. 241-252.
  • Masaru Kiyota, "Aspectual classification of verbs in Sәnčáθәn", pp. 253-268.
  • Karsten Koch, "On predicate modification in Nłe’kepmxcin (Thompson river Salish)", pp. 269-282.
  • Aliki Marinakis, "A Preliminary description of consonant clusters in Upriver Halq’eméylem", pp. 283-302.
  • Thimothy Montler, "Klallan from A to B", pp. 303-316.
  • Hank Nater, "Bella Coola /-uks/ reconsidered", pp. 317-322.
  • Tyler Peterson, "Case and the (re)organization of semantic roles in Tsimshian connectives", pp. 323-340.
  • Elizabeth Ritter & Martina Wiltschko, "The lack of tense as a syntactic category; Evidence from Blackfoot and Halkomelem", pp. 341-370.
  • David Robertson, "On the meaning of Thompson resonant glottalization", pp. 371-384.
  • Nile Robert Thompson & C. Dale Sloat, "The growth of Salishan 'gardens'; Part one : Interior Salish", pp. 385-402.
  • Frederick White, "Linguistic strategies encountered at a Haida immersion camp", pp. 403-418.
  • Henry B. Zenk & Tony A. Johnson, "Uncovering the roots of Chinuk Wawa: a new look at the linguistic and historical record", pp. 419-452.
  • From 2003: Lisa Matthewson, "On the absence of tense on determiners: a reply to Wiltschko", pp. 453-482.
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ICSNL XL (2005) UBCWPL016
  • Edited by J. C. Brown, M. Kiyota and T. Peterson
  • Preface:, "The Kinkade Collection - 40 years of papers from the International Conference on Salish and Neighbouring Languages: 1967-1987".
  • Adams, George, Brent Galloway, and Catalina Renteria, "A Nooksack story from 1956, How to become an Indian Doctor", pp. 1-31.
  • Bates, Dawn, "Code-switching in Martha Lamont's "Little Diver Was the Wife of Heron"", pp. 32-48.
  • Brown, Jason & James J. Thompson, "Is Upriver Halkomelem a tone language?", pp. 49-64.
  • Brown, Jason, Karsten Koch & Martina Wiltschko, "On certain unexpected gaps in transitive paradigms and their implication", pp. 65-88.
  • Davis, John Hamilton, "High consonants, articulatory transitions, and nonhigh vowels in Comox", pp. 89-97.
  • Gerdts, Donna B. & Kaoru Kiyosawa, "Discourse functions of Salish applicatives", pp. 98-124.
  • Koch , Karsten A., "Double subject marking in Nłe’kepmxcin", pp. 125-139.
  • Leonard, Janet, "Lexical Suffixes, Roots and Stress in SENCOTEN", pp. 140-165.
  • Matthewson, Lisa, Hotze Rullman, & Henry Davis, "Modality in St'át'imcets", pp. 166-183.
  • Pharris, Nicholas & Sarah Thomason, "Lexical transfer between Southern Interior Salish and Molalla-Sahaptian", pp. 184-209.
  • Shaw, Patricia A., Fiona Campbell, Flora Ehrhardt & Patricia McKay, "Patterns and timing of resonant glottalization in Nłe’kepmxcin", pp. 210-224.
  • Thompson, James J., "Vowel duration in Upriver Halkomelem", pp. 225-233.
  • Thompson, Nile R. & C. Dale Sloat, "The case of the two ladies and the owl: How a disagreement can help a dying language speak", pp. 234-244.
  • Turner, Claire Kelly, "Resultatives and Actuals in SENĆOŦEN", pp. 245-263.
  • Wiltschko, Martina, "A part of wood is not a tree. On the absence of the count/mass distinction in Halkomelem", pp. 264-288.
  • Wojdak, Rachel, ""Outside-in" dependencies in Nuu-chah-nulth affixation", pp. 289-1000.
  • Zenk, Henry B. & Tony A. Johnson, "Chinookan word classes and Chinuk Wawa etymologies", pp. 1001-1002.
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ICSNL XLI (2006) UBCWPL018
  • Edited by Masaru Kiyota, James J. Thompson & Noriko Yamane-Tanaka
  • Bakker, Peter, "Algonquian-Ritwan, (Kutenai) and Salish: Proving a distant genetic relationship", pp. 1-32.
  • Black, Deirdre, "The /әə̲/ patterns of Spokane-Kalispel-Seliš", pp. 33-59.
  • Charnley, Kerrie, "Our stories are our sacred ground; our language is the air we breathe -- toward a Halq'eméylem-based literary aesthetic: The Aboriginal worldview in contrast with the European philosophical tradition", pp. 60-76.
  • Dilts, Philip, "An analysis of the Okanagan "middle" marker -M", pp. 77-98.
  • Galloway, Brent, "Semantic roles in Upriver Halkomelem", pp. 99-128.
  • Gerdts, Donna B. & Thomas E. Hukari, "Classifying Halkomelem causatives", pp. 129-145.
  • Gillon, Carrie, "Deictic features: Evidence from Skwxwú7mesh determiners and demonstratives", pp. 146-179.
  • Igarashi, Yuko, "The position of the negative particle /?a/ and a relative clause in Tsilhqut'in", pp. 180-191.
  • Koch, Karsten A., "Transitive word order in Nłe’kepmxcin (Thompson River Salish)", pp. 192-220.
  • Matthewson, Lisa, Hotze Rullmann & Henry Davis, "Evidentials are epistemic modals in St'át'imcets", pp. 221-263.
  • Rude, Noel, "Proto-Sahaptian vocalism", pp. 264-277.
  • White, Frederick, "Haida language research digitization project", pp. 278-285.
  • Wiltschko, Martina, "Inlocatives in Upriver Halkomelem", pp. 286-310.
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ICSNL XLII (2007) UBCWPL020
  • Edited by Kristin M. Jóhannsdóttir and Martin A. Oberg
  • Ben Barrett, "Summary of qʷiˑqʷiˑdiččaq (Makah) attitudinal pilot study", pp. 1-27.
  • David Beck, "A taxonomy of Lushootseed valency-increasing affixes", pp. 28-88.
  • Jason Brown, "Patterns of deglottalisation in Tsimshianic", pp. 89-100.
  • Yunhee Chung, "The internal structure of Kwak'wala nominal domain", pp. 101-118.
  • Henry Davis, Lisa Matthewson & Hotze Rullmann, "A unified modal semantics for "out-of-control" marking in St'át'imcets", pp. 119-160.
  • Jan van Eijk, "Súnułqaz’: The quest continues", pp. 161-163.
  • Hudu Fusheini, "The low vowel and retraction in St'át'imcets", pp. 164-175.
  • Donna B. Gerdts & Kaoru Kiyosawa, "Combinatorial properties of Salish applicatives", pp. 176-219.
  • Jennifer Glougie, "Aspect in St'át'imcets future expressions", pp. 220-235.
  • Peter Jacobs, "Intonation of yes/no questions in Skwxwú7mesh", pp. 236-255.
  • Peter Jacobs, "Txw as an out of control marker in Skwxwú7mesh", pp. 256-284.
  • Masaru Kiyota, "Aspectual properties of unaccusatives and transitives in Saanich", pp. 285-292.
  • Karsten Koch, "Questions and Answers in Nłe’kepmxcin: Facilitating Transfer from Theoretical Linguistics to Education", pp. 293-323.
  • John Lyon, "A Perception Study of Glottalization in St'át'imcets /l̓/", pp. 324-335.
  • Calisto Mudzingwa, "h in St'át'imcets", pp. 336-356.
  • Martin A. Oberg, "Intonation contours in St'át'imcets", pp. 357-370.
  • Sylvia Renardy, "Laura's first time in Vancouver", pp. 371-382.
  • Kimary Shahim, "An acoustic study of schwa production in two St'át'imcets varieties", pp. 383-390.
  • Evelyn Windson Wakas, "Heiltsuk place names: a Wakashan perspective", pp. 391-395.
  • Evelyn Windsor, Elizabeth Bolton, Beth Humchitt, Susan Russell, Andrew Speck and Connie Tallio, "The airplane project: safety announcements in Heiltsukvla", pp. 396-408.
  • Tim Montler, "Klallam demonstratives", pp. 409-425.
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ICSNL XLIII (2008) UBCWPL023
  • Edited by Christiana Christodoulou and John M. Lyon
  • Nico Baier and Di Wdzenczny, "Negation in Montana Salish", pp. 1-13.
  • Jason Brown, "An unexpected gap in Gitksan consonant cluster phonotactics", pp. 14-21.
  • Seth Cable, "Covert A-scrambling in Tlingit", pp. 22-53.
  • Andrew Cienski, "Towards a Taxonomy of Cowichan Epistemological Roots", pp. 54-83.
  • Mona Jules, "Le tu7kwem'inem te melmac", pp. 84-96.
  • Karsten A. Koch, "Some issues in the structure and interpretation of clefts in Nłe’kepmxcin (Thompson River Salish)", pp. 97-120.
  • John M. Lyon, "Parsing Lawrence Nicodemus' Snchitsu'umshtsn File Card Collection", pp. 121-134.
  • Tony Mattina, "How I interlinearize "Invaluable Stories" and Other Texts", pp. 135-150.
  • James J. Thompson, "Control constructions as a sub-class of nominalized clauses in Upriver Halkomelem", pp. 151-162.
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ICSNL XLIV/XLV (2009, 2010) UBCWPL027
  • Edited by Joel Dunham and John M. Lyon
  • Dawn Bates and Deryle Lonsdale, "Recovering and updating legacy dictionary data", pp. 1-12.
  • Jan P. van Eijk, "Salish words for 'black bear' and 'grizzly bear'", pp. 13-25.
  • John Lyon, "Okanagan demonstratives and their uses in story: Some notes on their frequency, distribution, and function", pp. 26-45.
  • Lisa Matthewson, "Mood and modality in St'át'imcets and beyond", pp. 46-107.
  • Mizuki Miyashita and Annabelle Chatsis, "Developing Blackfoot language teaching in collaboration", pp. 108-115.
  • Mizuki Miyashita and Rosella Many Bears, "Academic-community collaboration: Data collection, linguistics research, and language teaching", pp. 116-123.
  • Nico Baier, "Irrealis morphology in Montana Salish", pp. 124-139.
  • Matthew Davidson and Adam Werle, "Makah texts and analysis", pp. 140-154.
  • Ryan Denzer-King, "A Preliminary look at restricted counting in Proto-Salish", pp. 155-170.
  • Jan P. van Eijk, "'Cherchez la femme:' A Lillooet lexical treasure hunt", pp. 171-174.
  • Donna B. Gerdts, "Agreement in Halkomelem complex auxiliaries", pp. 175-189.
  • Elizabeth Herrling (produced by Stolo Shxweli), "Summertime", pp. 190-198.
  • John Lyon, "Nominal modification in Upper Nicola Okanagan: A working paper", pp. 199-233.
  • Connor Mayer, "Voice onset time and the realization of voiced stops in Kwak'wala", pp. 234-244.
  • Claire K. Turner, "Aspectual properties of SENCOTEN reflexives", pp. 245-268.
  • Suzanne Urbanczyk, "Evidence from Halkomelem for a Grounded Morphology (abstract)", pp. 269-269.
  • Henry Zenk et. al., "Chinuk Wawa (Chinook Jargon) etymologies", pp. 270-348.
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ICSNL XLVI (2011) UBCWPL030
  • Edited by John Lyon and Joel Dunham
  • Alexis Black, "Ostension and definiteness in the Kwak'wala noun phrases", pp. 1-31.
  • Emily Blamire, "The ordering of preverb strings in Ktunaxa", pp. 32-42.
  • Henry Davis and Jason Brown, "On A'-dependencies in Gitksan", pp. 43-80.
  • Donna B. Gerdts and Ruby M. Peter, "The form and function of nativized names in Hul'q'umi'num'", pp. 81-100.
  • Jonathan Janzen, "Phrase- and word-level prosody in Kwak'wala", pp. 101-107.
  • Karsten A. Koch, "Watering the garden and stepping on snakes: an animated story and association with focus in Nɬeʔkepmxcin", pp. 108-156.
  • Rebecca Laturnus, "Future expressions in Ktunaxa", pp. 157-163.
  • Patrick Littell and Scott Mackie, "Reconsidering sensory evidence in Nɬeʔkepmxcín", pp. 164-183.
  • Deryle Lonsdale and Hitokazu Matsushita, "Annotating and exploring Lushootseed morphosyntax", pp. 184-193.
  • John Lyon, "The semantics of determiner phrases in Okanagan", pp. 194-266.
  • Andrew Matheson, "Universal and existential quantification as evidence for asymmetrical treatment of subjects and objects in Ktunaxa", pp. 267-274.
  • Lisa Matthewson, "Gitksan modals", pp. 275-320.
  • Masaki Noguchi, "A preliminary study of intonation in Kwak'wala", pp. 321-350.
  • Noel Rude, "External possession, obviation, and kinship in Umatilla Sahaptin", pp. 351-365.
  • Katie Sardinha, "Prepositional his and the development of morphological case in Northern Wakashan", pp. 366-397.
  • Sarah Smith, "Effects of articulatory training on English middle-school learners' production and perception of SENĆOŦEN uvular stops", pp. 398-436.
  • Catherine Stewart, "Demonstrative predicates and clefting in Kwak'wala", pp. 437-454.
  • Claire K. Turner, "A SENĆOŦEN web database for linguists and community", pp. 455-469.
  • Suzanne Urbanczyk, "Evidence from Halkomelem for word-based morphology", pp. 470-489.
  • Jan P. van Eijk, "Loot out for number one, kid: An exercise in Lillooet morphology", pp. 490-498.
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ICSNL XLVII (2012) UBCWPL032
  • Edited by Joel Dunham, John Lyon and Natalie Weber
  • Sonya Bird, "Cool thing about ultrasound #17: now I can pronounce /hiqət/!", pp. 1-12.
  • Henry Davis and Jan P. van Eijk, "Lillooet bird terminology", pp. 13-33.
  • John Hamilton Davis, "The two particles “ga” in Mainland Comox", pp. 34-48.
  • Clarissa Forbes, "Gitxsan adjectives: evidence from nominal modification", pp. 49-68.
  • Brent Galloway, "Work on the Nooksack file slips of Paul Fetzer", pp. 69-98.
  • Peter Jacobs, "Vowel harmony and schwa strengthening in Sk̲wx̲wu7mesh", pp. 99-146.
  • JeongEun Lee, "Body part noun incorporation in Blackfoot: Allomorphy analysis", pp. 147-172.
  • Lottie Lindley and John Lyon, "12 Upper Nicola Okanagan Texts", pp. 173-246.
  • David D. Robertson, "BC Indigenous people's Chinuk pipa script: History, analysis, and texts", pp. 247-291.
  • Noel Rude, "Reconstructing Proto-Sahaptian Sounds", pp. 292-324.
  • Laura Tammpere, Violet Birdstone and Martina Wiltschko, "Independent pronouns in Ktunaxa", pp. 325-339.
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NWLC Volumes

Volume Name Price Format In Stock
NWLC 21 (2006) UBCOPL001
  • Edited by Seok Koon Chin & Atsushi Fujimori
  • Petr Biskup, "Scrambling in Czech: Syntax, semantics, and information structure", pp. 1-15.
  • Yukio Furukuwa, "Syntactic presence of the domain of quantification: Evidence from the specificity condition", pp. 16-31.
  • Anjali Lowe, "Who took the 'language' out of culture? Uncovering the language of multiculturalism in Canada", pp. 32-57.
  • Hideo Makihara, "Definiteness of relative clause head nouns and temporal interpretation", pp. 58-72.
  • W. Nishimura Pardo, "Functional categories: Classifiers and case markers in Japanese", pp. 73-83.
  • Jeffrey Paul Stevens, "A feature-driven account of the empty object typology", pp. 84-98.
  • Darren Tanner, "The L2 acquisition of German V2 and the status of verb raising to COMP0", pp. 99-112.
  • Pingli Wang, "A cognitive perspective in the grammaticalization of the experiential aspect -guo in Chinese", pp. 113-123.
  • William Brecht Welch, "The Icelandic sonority hierarchy: Evidence from coda phonology", pp. 124-135.
  • Noriko Yamane-Tanaka, "Transguttural harmony in Gitksan: Its development and typological implications", pp. 136-152.
  • Hui Yin, "A comparison of two satellite-framed languages: English and Chinese", pp. 153-1000.
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NWLC 16 (2001) UBCWPL008
  • Edited by S. Oh, N. Sawai, K. Shiobara & R. Wojdak
  • Oladiipo Ajiboye, "Nasalization in Mọ̀bà", pp. 1-18.
  • Sun-Kwang Bae, "Acquisition of English fricatives by Korean ESL speakers: durational aspect", pp. 19-28.
  • Manuel Camacho, "Linguistics in the labor market: the case of Mexico", pp. 29-36.
  • Kyung-sook Chung, "Tense interpretation in Korean", pp. 37-52.
  • Connie Kwok Lai So, "Perception of Cantonese tones by Canadian-Cantonese immigrants", pp. 53-72.
  • Chi-nin Li, "Fundamental frequency of English words in sentences produced by nonnative female speakers in noise", pp. 73-78.
  • Yu Luo, "Encoding the interpersonal meaning of online messages in a virtual graduate seminar", pp. 79-98.
  • Ilana Mezhevich, "Definiteness and free word order in Russian", pp. 97-106.
  • Caroline Morgan-Carter, "The relation between musical ear and L2 acquisition", pp. 107-112.
  • Geoffrey Stewart Morrison, "Perception of English /i/ and /ɪ/ by Japanese listeners", pp. 113-132.
  • Yumiko Nakamura, "Disjoint reference and possessor raising in Shushwap", pp. 133-142.
  • Sunyoung Oh, "Phonation effect of stops on vowel F₀ in South Kyungsang Korean", pp. 143-154.
  • Setsuko Shirai, "Gemination in loans from English to Japanese", pp. 155-180.
  • Hong-Ki Sohng and Chong-Sun Lee, "Type-shifting and scrambling in Dutch and Korean", pp. 181-193.
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NWLC 24 (2009) UBCWPL025
  • Edited by Heather Bliss, Meagan Louie, and Murray Schellenberg
  • Andrei Antonenko, "Subject obviation and case", pp. 1-14.
  • Bronwyn M. Bjorkman, "Go get, come see", pp. 15-28.
  • Heather Bliss, "Case asymmetry and information structure in Shona", pp. 29-40.
  • Mario E. Chávez-Peón, "Tone-bearing units in Quiaviní Zapotec: The split between fortis and lenis sonorants", pp. 41-53.
  • Daryl Chow, "What drives what: A prosodic motivation for wh-movement", pp. 54-65.
  • Gabriel Cohen, "The production of three-member codas by native speakers of English: an erroneous target?", pp. 66-74.
  • Elizabeth Ferch, "The scope of negation in Shona", pp. 75-85.
  • Justin Goodenkauf, "Tough constructions as topic and focus", pp. 86-99.
  • Patricia Hsiang-Ru Huang, "Between form and function: A case study on Chinese rhetorical interrogatives in talk shows in Taiwan", pp. 100-113.
  • Gwendolyn Hyslop, "Tone and tonogenesis in Bhutan: Degrees of tonality?", pp. 114-124.
  • Sara Johansson, "A syntactic analysis of Blackfoot –attsi causatives", pp. 125-138.
  • Kyumin Kim, "Introducing non-agentive causees", pp. 139-150.
  • Lanxia Li, "The effects of character knowledge on understanding parts of speech of Chinese two-character compounds", pp. 151-158.
  • Mark Lindsay, "American English iz- infixation: Interaction of phonology, metrics, and rhyme", pp. 159-172.
  • Yu-an Lu, "Quantifier stranding and reflexive stranding in Mayrinax Atayal", pp. 173-186.
  • Morgan Mameni, "Confirmation questions", pp. 187-196.
  • Michael McAuliffe, "Suffix origin and stress shift: The Suffix Pattern Hypothesis", pp. 197-205.
  • Anna Pucilowski, "Noun incorporation in Sora, a South Munda language", pp. 206-217.
  • Dennis Ryan Storoshenko, "The syntactic and semantic status of the reflexive and reciprocal in Shona", pp. 218-226.
  • Chak-Lam Colum Yip, "An information structure approach to the Chinese modifying constituent", pp. 227-239.
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WSCLA Volumes

Volume Name Price Format In Stock
WSCLA 4 (1999) UBCWPL002
  • Edited by M. Caldecott, S. Gessner, and E. Kim
  • David Beck, "Person, plurality, and speech-act participant in Totonac verbal paradigms", pp. 1-10.
  • Eung-Do Cook, "Conjoined clauses are postpositional phrases in Chipewyan", pp. 11-16.
  • Christopher Culy, ""Incorporation" and noun stems in Takelma", pp. 17-30.
  • Marcia Haag, "Choctaw focus as a syntactic adjunct", pp. 31-38.
  • Gunnar Olafur Hansson & Ronald Sprouse, "Factors of change: Yowlumne vowel harmony then and now", pp. 39-58.
  • Nancy Hedberg & Sandra Dueck, "Cakchiquel reference and centering theory", pp. 59-74.
  • Andreas Kathol & Richard A Rhodes, "Constituency and linearization of Objiwe nominals", pp. 75-92.
  • Todd McDaniels, "Sentential second postion in Comanche", pp. 93-106.
  • Bill Poser, "Particle scope and dummy verbs in Carrier", pp. 107-116.
  • J Diego Quesada & Marilia Faco Soares, "Participant-highlighting in two linguistic areas of the Americas", pp. 117-130.
  • Patricia A Shaw, Susan J Blake, Jill Campbell & Cody Shepherd, "Stress in hunkaminum (Musqueam) Salish", pp. 131-164.
  • Suzanne Urbanczyk, "Echo vowels in Coast Salish", pp. 165-184.
  • Jan van Eijk, ""Coyote drowns" (a Lillooet text)", pp. 185-190.
  • Alan C L Yu, "Non-derived environment blocking in Tohono O'odham stress assignment: A co-phonology account", pp. 191-1000.
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WSCLA 5 (2000) UBCWPL005
  • Edited by S. Gessner, S. Oh & K. Shiobara
  • Alana Johns & Keren Rice, "Introduction: What is a word? Formal domains", pp. 1-2.
  • Leora Bar-el & Linda Tamburri Watt, "Word internal constituency in Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish Salish)", pp. 3-18.
  • David Beck, "Conventionality and lexical classes", pp. 19-26.
  • Sonya Bird, "What is a word? Evidence from a computational approach to Navajo verbal morphology", pp. 27-36.
  • Phil Branigan & Marguerite MacKenzie, "How much syntax can you fit into a word? Late insertion and verbal agreement in Innu-aimûn", pp. 37-52.
  • George Aaron Broadwell, "On the phonological conditioning of clitic placement in Zapotec", pp. 53-70.
  • Benjamin Bruening & Andrea Rackowski, "Configurationality and object shift in Algonquian", pp. 71-84.
  • Norvin Richards, "Some notes on Conjunct and Independent Orders in Wampanoag", pp. 85-106.
  • Grażyna Rowicka, "Epenthesis and prosodic (in)visibility in Mohawk and Upper Chehalis", pp. 107-118.
  • Jan van Eijk, "Word, clitic and sentence in Lillooet", pp. 119-122.
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WSCLA 6 (2001) UBCWPL007
  • Edited by S. Oh & N. Sawai
  • David Beck, "Heterogeneous person/animacy hierarchies in Upper Necaxa Totonac", pp. 1-2.
  • Sonya Bird, "Rhythm without hierarchy in Athabaskan languages", pp. 3-4.
  • Kiel Christianson, "An OT approach to variation in Odawa production", pp. 5-6.
  • David Golumbia, "Hierarchies, Evidentials, and the History of Constituency", pp. 7-8.
  • Leslie Saxon, "On two OSV constructions in Navajo: beyond Subject-Object Inversion", pp. 9-10.
  • Robert M. Leavitt, "Keq nit mehsi liwihtomon? Why do you say it that way? Using linguistic knowledge in Native language curriculum", pp. 11-12.
  • Bettina Spreng, "Verb classes in Inuktitut and the Transitivity Hierarchy: 'Aspects' of Antipassive", pp. 13-14.
  • Leone Sveinson, "Cree NP operator structure: preliminary findings", pp. 15-16.
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WSCLA 7 (2002) UBCWPL010
  • Edited by L. Bar-el, L. Watt and I. Wilson
  • Elena E. Benedicto, "Verbal classifier systems: The exceptional case of Mayangna auxiliaries", pp. 1-2.
  • Lisa Conathan, "Pragmatic convergence: Person hierarchies in Northern California", pp. 3-4.
  • Rose-Marie Déchaine and Martina Wiltschko, "The position of negation and its consequences", pp. 5-6.
  • Sharon Hargus, "The role of morphology in the conditioning of allophones: Evidence from Witsuwit'en and Sekani.", pp. 7-8.
  • Mercedes Q. Hinkson, "Salish lexical suffixes: Four principles of semantic extension", pp. 9-10.
  • Gary Holton, "Complex tone as an areal feature in Eastern Alaska Athabascan", pp. 11-12.
  • Robert Kirchner and Eleni Varelas, "A cue-based approach to the initial and final phonotactics of Upper Necaxa Totonac", pp. 13-14.
  • Thomas Schöneborn, "Differences of adjectival forms in Eskimo dialects", pp. 15-16.
  • Patricia a. Shaw, "On the edge: Obstruent clusters in Salish", pp. 17-18.
  • Jan P. van Eijk, "On the origin of the inclusive vs. exclusive in Shuswap", pp. 19-20.
  • Andrea Wilhelm, "Situation type and viewpoint aspect, or telicity and perfectivity, in Dëne Su7¬iné (Chipewyan)", pp. 21-22.
  • Martina Wiltschko, "Agreement morphemes as determiners: Reanalyzing the polysynthetic properties of Mohawk", pp. 23-24.
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WSCLA 8 (2003) UBCWPL012
  • Edited by Yunhee Chung, Carrie Gillon & Rachel Wojdak
  • Clare Cook, "Menominee preverbs as functional heads", pp. 1-18.
  • Jan P Van Eijk, "Lillooet between Sechelt and Shuswap", pp. 19-30.
  • Jeff Mühlbauer, "The syntax of inalienability in Menominee", pp. 31-46.
  • Robert A Papen, "Michif: one phonology or two?", pp. 47-58.
  • Leslie Saxon, "The complementizer *gu/ in Athabascan: its reflex in Dogrib", pp. 59-74.
  • Lynn Whidden, "'Gnaah' and the trout song", pp. 75-82.
  • Martina Wiltschko, "On ergative (and other) splits in Salish", pp. 83-1000.
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WSCLA 9 (2004) UBCWPL015
  • Edited by Cristine Ravinski & Yunhee Chung
  • Raúl Aranovich, "Morphosyntactic opacity in Aymara complement agreement: An OT account", pp. 1-12.
  • J C Brown, "Marked fixed Segments in Salish", pp. 13-26.
  • Suzanne Gessner, "Internal word domains in Dakelh: Evidence from the phonology-morphology interface", pp. 27-40.
  • Diana Gibraiel, "The behavior of roots: a comparison of Ojibwe and Hebrew", pp. 41-54.
  • Marcia Haag, "Thematic structure in Cherokee roots: against deverbal nouns", pp. 55-64.
  • Lisa Matthewson, "On the absence of telic accomplishments in St'át'imcets", pp. 65-78.
  • Jerry Sadock, "The problem of lexicalization in polysynthetic languages", pp. 79-92.
  • Bettina Spreng, "How to derive a verb: Syntactic objects in Inuktitut", pp. 93-106.
  • James J Thompson & Peter Jacobs, "Prolegomenon to a new analysis analysis of Salish /*-sEwt/", pp. 107-120.
  • Jan P van Eijk, "Why study First Nations languages?", pp. 121-128.
  • Lindsay Weichel, "The demarcation of nouns and verbs in various Amerindian languages", pp. 129-142.
  • Martina Wiltschko, "On number in Halkomelem Salish or The problem with "the two man"", pp. 143-158.
  • Rachel Wojdak & Florence Woo, "Deriving the definiteness effects in Nuu-chah-nulth locatives", pp. 159-1000.
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WSCLA 10 (2005) UBCWPL017
  • Edited by Solveiga Armoskaite and James J. Thompson
  • Gabriela Alboiu and Michael Barrie, "Transitivity alternations and root (non)-augmentation in Onondaga", pp. 1-14.
  • Solveiga Armoskaite, Clare Cook, & Jeff Mühlbauer, "Constructing aspect in Plains Cree", pp. 15-28.
  • Leora Bar-el, "Minimal and maximal events", pp. 29-42.
  • ST Bischoff, "The Left-Periphery in Coeur d'Alene: Evidence from the Reichard Manuscripts", pp. 43-55.
  • Phil Branigan, Julie Brittain, & Carrie Dyck, "Balancing prosody and syntax in the Algonquian verb complex", pp. 56-69.
  • Seth Cable, "Lingít (Tlingit) portmanteau allomorphy requires Fusion", pp. 70-83.
  • Donna B Gerdts and Kaoru Kiyosawa, "The function of Salish applicatives", pp. 84-94.
  • Diana Gibraiel, "Nishnaabemwin prosodically conditioned vowel syncope", pp. 95-108.
  • Gunnar Ólafur Hansson, "Latent segments in Yowlumne: an epiphenomenon of template satisfaction?", pp. 109-122.
  • Midori Hayashi, "Before and After in Inuktitut", pp. 123-135.
  • Karsten Koch, "Prenominal Modifiers in Nłe’kepmxcin (Thompson River Salish)", pp. 136-149.
  • Tadataka Nagai, "Ambivalent verb bases in Iñupiaq", pp. 150-163.
  • Nahal Namdaran, "An ultrasonic investigation of retraction in St'át'imcets", pp. 164-177.
  • Lynn Nichols, "How much syntax is syntax?", pp. 178-190.
  • Marina Sherkina-Lieber, "Fronting of wh-words in Inuktitut as focus movement", pp. 191-202.
  • Tanya Slavin, "Evidence for layered morphology: the case of the preverb nihtaa- in Ojibwe", pp. 203-214.
  • Bettina Spreng, "Third person arguments in Inuktitut", pp. 215-225.
  • Jan P van Eijk, "'The new shoes' (a Lillooet text)", pp. 226-234.
  • Lindsay Weichel, "A text based analysis of the Pokomchi' language", pp. 235-244.
  • Martina Wiltschko, "The syntax of precategorial roots", pp. 245-2000.
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WSCLA XI (2006) UBCWPL019
  • Edited by Atsushi Fujimori & Maria Amélia Reis Silva
  • David Beck, "Control of person and number agreement in multi-object constructions in Upper Necaxa Totonac", pp. 1-11.
  • Eleanor Blain and Rose-Marie Déchaine, "The Evidential Domain Hypothesis", pp. 12-25.
  • Seth Cable, "Wh-movement (in Tlingit) does not target wh-words", pp. 26-39.
  • Ewa Czaykowska-Higgins, "Form and function in the Nxa'amxcín inchoative", pp. 40-52.
  • Donald Derrick, "Duration of Blackfoot /s/: A comparison of assibilant, affricate, singleton, geminate and syllabic /s/", pp. 53-60.
  • Donna B Gerdts, "Argument realization in Halkomelem: A study in verb classification", pp. 61-81.
  • Kristín M Jóhannsdóttir, "Aspect in Gitxsan", pp. 82-94.
  • Masaru Kiyota, "Semantics of the particle kwlh and event representations in Sәnčáθәn", pp. 95-108.
  • Karsten Koch, "Against antisymmetry: Possession marking in Nłe’kepmxcin (Thompson River Salish)", pp. 109-121.
  • Ana Müller, Luciana Storto and Thiago Coutinho-Silva, "Number and the mass/count distinction in Karitiana", pp. 122-135.
  • Cristine M Pittman, "Restructuring the clause in Inuktitut", pp. 136-143.
  • Andrés Pablo Salanova, "The sense of Meâbengokre nominalizations", pp. 144-151.
  • Jan P van Eijk, "Agreement and quantization in Lillooet", pp. 152-159.
  • Vianey Varela and Ryan klint, "The ribbon sits on the candle's shin: The acquisition of Basic Locative Constructions in Upper Necaxa Totonac", pp. 160-172.
  • Andrea Wilhelm, "Count, mass, and part structure of Dëne Su7linE nouns", pp. 173-1000.
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WSCLA XII (2007) UBCWPL021
  • Edited by Seok Koon Chin & Hudu Fusheini
  • Mike Barrie, "Noun Incorporation, Doubling and Linearization", pp. 1-13.
  • Mike barrie and Gabriela Alboui, "Notes on the (semi)reflexive in Iroquoian", pp. 14-28.
  • David Beck, "Variable ordering of affixes in Upper Necaxa Totonac", pp. 29-38.
  • Richard Compton, "Restrictions on the use of Predicate Modification in Inuktitut", pp. 39-50.
  • Jennifer Glougie and Maria Amélia Reis Silva, "Future expressions in Blackfoot and St'át'imcets", pp. 53-60.
  • Dougal Graham, "A finite-state approach to morphological segmentation of Cayuga nominals", pp. 60-71.
  • Yoko Ikegami, "Possessives, passives and middles: external argument deletion in Gitksan", pp. 72-85.
  • Karsten Koch, "Focus and intonation theory meets Nlhe7kepmxcin (Thompson River Salish)", pp. 86-99.
  • Nattaya Piriyawiboon, "Reconsidering the obviative", pp. 100-113.
  • Elizabeth Ritter and Martina Wiltschko, "Alternatives to tense in Halkomelem and Blackfoot", pp. 114-125.
  • Jan P. van Eijk, "Neologisms in Blackfoot", pp. 126-131.
  • Nicholas Welch, "Chilcotin vowel flattening and phoneme inventory: a possible sound change in progress", pp. 132-145.
  • Andrea Wilhelm and Leslie Saxon, "The syntax of numerals in two Dene languages", pp. 146-159.
  • Clare Cook and Jeffrey Mühlbauer, "Constructing Presence in Plains Cree", pp. 160-177.
  • Heather Bliss and Elizabeth Ritter, "Grammaticalizing information status in Siksiká Blackfoot: a tenseless analysis", pp. 178-191.
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WSCLA 13 & 14 (2008, 2009) UBCWPL026
  • Edited by Heather Bliss and Raphael Girard
  • Michael Barrie, "Noun incorporation, doubling, and possessor raising: against φ-deletion", pp. 1-13.
  • Bethany Lochbihler and Eric Mathieu, "Wh-agreement in Ojibwe: consequences for feature inheritance and the categorical status of tense", pp. 14-31.
  • Martina Wiltschko, "Discovery procedures for functional categories: a case study of Salish articles", pp. 32-57.
  • Heather Bliss, "Argument structure, applicatives, and animacy in Blackfoot", pp. 58-69.
  • Heather Bliss and Jennifer Glougie, "Speaker variation and the phonetic realization of Blackfoot obviation morphology", pp. 70-83.
  • Martine Bruil, "Evidentiality and mirativity in Barbacoan languages: Was there such a thing as grammatical evidentiality in Proto-Barbacoan?", pp. 84-97.
  • Jessica Coon, "A biclausal analysis of aspect based split ergativity", pp. 98-111.
  • Melissa Frazier, "The interaction of pitch and creaky voice: data from Yucatec Maya and cross-linguistic implications", pp. 112-125.
  • Susan E. Kalt, "Bilingual children’s object agreement and case marking in Cusco Quechua", pp. 126-142.
  • Jesse Saba Kirchner, "Kwak’wala m’ut reduplication without RED", pp. 143-156.
  • Andrew Koontz-Garboden, "Ulwa evidentials: a preliminary overview", pp. 157-170.
  • Philip S. LeSourd, "On raising to object in Maliseet-Passamaquoddy", pp. 171-182.
  • Conor McDonough Quinn, "Incorporated verbal classifiers in a predictive typology of noun incorporation", pp. 183-196.
  • Guillaume Thomas, "Comparison across domains in Mbyá", pp. 197-207.
  • Ricard Viñas-de-Puig, "A dual structure for Mayangna experience predicates", pp. 208-222.
  • Martina Wiltschko, "How do languages classify their nouns? Cross-linguistic variation in the manifestation of the mass/count distinction", pp. 223-236.
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WSCLA 15 (2010) UBCWPL029
  • Edited by Beth Rogers and Anita Szakay
  • Heather Bliss, Elizabeth Ritter, and Martina Wiltschko, "A comparison of theme marking in Blackfoot and Nishnaabemwin", pp. 1-11.
  • Carrie Gillon, "The mass/count distinction in Innu-aimun: implications for the meaning of plurality", pp. 12-29.
  • Will Oxford, "Nominal predication and verbal morphology in Innu-aimun", pp. 30-46.
  • Bethany Lochbihler, "Transitivity and animacy mismatches in the Ojibwe finals system: the Cyclic licensing of Person features", pp. 47-59.
  • Solveiga Armoskaite, "On intrinsic transitivity of Blackfoot √verbs", pp. 60-69.
  • Bronwyn M Bjorkman, "Morphology and stress in Nez Perce verbs", pp. 70-84.
  • Richard Compton and Christine Pittman, "'Pi' as a syntactic pro-form in Inuktitut noun-incorporation and beyond", pp. 85-97.
  • Carrie Dyck, Marie-Odile Junker, and Kelly Logan, "Phonetic and phonological evidence for a vowel merger in Southern East Cree", pp. 98-114.
  • Analia Gutierrez, "Metathesis in Nivacle", pp. 115-125.
  • Michael David Hamilton, Marie-Odile Junker, and Marguerite Mackenzie, "Is there "pragmatic skewing" in East Cree?", pp. 126-148.
  • Alice Lemieux, "Small but significant – body part incorporation in Washo", pp. 149-156.
  • Suzi Lima, "About the count-mass distinction in Yudja: a description", pp. 157-176.
  • Meagan Louie, "Variations on vowel devoicing in Northern Paiute", pp. 165-177.
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WSCLA 16 (2011) UBCWPL031
  • Edited by Alexis Black and Meagan Louie
  • Ryan BochnakTimothy Grinsell and Alan C. L. Yu, "Copula agreement and the stage-level/individual-level distinction in Washo", pp. 1-10.
  • Richard Compton, "Adjectives and adverbs as distinct lexical categories in Inuktitut", pp. 11-21.
  • Ann Michelle Foster, "The stress system of Rarámuri: a single-level optimality theoretic account", pp. 22-28.
  • Carrie Gillon, "Bare nouns in Innu-Aimun: what can semantics tell us about syntax?", pp. 29-56.
  • Analía Gutiérrez, "Evidentiality Distinctions in Nivaclé Determiners", pp. 57-73.
  • Daniele Henze & Eva Zimmerman, "Collateral Feature Discharge", pp. 74-91.
  • Sara Johansson, "Towards a typology of Algonquian relative clauses", pp. 92-104.
  • Meagan Louie, "Mapping opposite truth-values: a semantics for Blackfoot noohk-", pp. 105-120.
  • Carolyn O'Meara and Jürgen Bohnemeyer, "Mass-count coercion with the Universal Sculptor in Seri", pp. 121-134.
  • Will Oxford, "The syntax of Innu-aimun locatives", pp. 135-150.
  • Maziar Toosarvandani, "The role of nominalization in Northern Paiute relative clause formation", pp. 151-165.
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UBC Linguistics Qualifying Papers Volumes

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UBC Linguistics Qualifying Papers 1 (2010-11) UBCWPL033
  • Edited by Analía Gutiérrez and Elizabeth Stelle
  • Jennifer Abel, "Context-dependent possession relations and the English double gentive", pp. 1-15.
  • Alexis Black, "Acoustic and social parameters on phonetic imitation: gender, emotion, and feature saliency", pp. 16-33
  • Alexis Black, "Ostension and definiteness in the Kwak'wala noun phrase: a syntactic and semantic examination", pp. 34-50
  • Patrick Littell, "Mistaken identity: Boas's dilemma and the missing Kwak'wala copula", pp. 51-64
  • Masaki Noguchi, "OCP(voi) and lexical stratification in Japanese", pp. 65-76
  • Masaki Noguchi, "A preliminary study of intonation in Kwak'wala", pp. 77-90
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Current Research on Language and Linguistics (1999) UBCWPL001
  • Edited by M. Caldecott, S. Gessner, and E. Kim
  • Bob, Tanya, "Tahltan morphophonemic processes in Optimality Theory", pp. 1-18.
  • Caldecott, Marion, "Applying licensing by cue to Saanich", pp. 19-32.
  • Gessner, Suzanne, "Tone assimilation in Navajo", pp. 33-48.
  • Gillon, Carrie & Cody Shepherd, "Intonational pauses and right-dislocation in Navajo", pp. 49-68.
  • Hirose, Tomio, "Plains Cree palatalizations in OT", pp. 69-106.
  • Kaneko, Ikuyo, "Igede vowel hiatus resolution in Optimality Theory", pp. 107-124.
  • Eun-Sook Kim, "Hypocoristics in Nuuchahnulth", pp. 125-138.
  • Sun-Young Oh, "Laryngeal features of stops and pitch accent in Kyengsang dialect of Korean", pp. 139-160.
  • Watt, Linda, "Roots, lexical suffixes and stress in Skwxwú7mesh", pp. 161-180.
  • Davis, Henry, "Subject inflection in Salish", pp. 181-240.
  • Nakamura, Yumiko, "Possessor-raising in Bantu languages", pp. 241-262.
  • Ritchie, Matthew, "Overt object agreement morphology in standard modern English", pp. 263-274.
  • Strauss, Uri, "The negative imperative ban in Hebrew", pp. 275-292.
  • Wiltschko, Martina, "The syntax of pronouns and determiners: A cross-linguistic study", pp. 293-320.
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African Languages and Linguistics (2001) UBCWPL004
  • Edited by S. Gessner, S. Oh & K. Shiobara
  • Oládiípo Ajíbóyè, "A comparative study of Èdó and Yorùbá gerunds", pp. 1-10.
  • Mark C. Baker and Osamuyimen Thompson Stewart, "Unaccusativity and the adjective/verb distinction: Èdó evidence", pp. 11-24.
  • Mark C. Baker and Osamuyimen Thompson Stewart, "Verb movement, objects, and serialization", pp. 25-38.
  • Laura J. Downing, "How ambiguity of analysis motivates stem tone change in Durban Zulu", pp. 39-56.
  • Megan Morrison, "Plurality and multiplicity in Èdó and English", pp. 57-66.
  • Cory R.C. Sheedy, "Grammatical Tones in Èdó: An Optimality Theoretic account", pp. 67-74.
  • Charles H. Ulrich, "Labial-tone interaction in Lama verbs", pp. 75-98.
  • Florence Fung Lam Woo, "Serial verb constructions in Èdó and Cantonese", pp. 99-114.
  • Emmanuel Efereala Efere, "The pitch system of the Bumo dialect of Izon", pp. 115-259.
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Issues in Language and Linguistics (2003) UBCWPL013
  • Edited by Carrie Gillon, Christine Ravinski & Rachel Wojdak
  • JC Brown, "On representing length and alternation in Southern Sierra Miwok", pp. 1-12.
  • Michelle M Kennedy & Jeff A Small, "On the domain specificity of the resources required for sentence processing", pp. 13-36.
  • Lisa Matthewson, "On the methodology of semantic fieldwork", pp. 37-78.
  • Jeff Mühlbauer, "Phonology as a cue to syntactic structure: The case from Attic Greek Aspirate Dissimilation", pp. 79-10.
  • Caroline L Rieger, ""Unfortunately, we learn nothing about sign language": Medical students' attitudes toward American Sign Language", pp. 111-124.
  • Kayono Shiobara, "Performance nature of displacement in head-final languages specificity of the resources required for sentence processing", pp. 125-132.
  • Martina Wiltschko, "The universal basis for argument-structure and its language specific instantiations", pp. 133-1000.
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Wenácw Iz = Sqwéqwel's Laura (True Stories by Laura Thevarge) (2009) UBCWPL022 $5.00 digital yes
Interlocution Workshop (2009) UBCWPL024
  • Edited by Anita Szakay, Connor Mayer, Beth Rogers, Bryan Gick and Joel Dunham
  • Bryan Gick, "Interlocution: an overview", pp. 1-8.
  • Frederick J. Newmeyer, "Cognitive and communicative factors in language evolution", pp. 9-17.
  • Mohan Matthen, "Epistemic affordances: the case of colour", pp. 18-25.
  • Mohinish Shukla, "Domain specificity and statistical computations in segmenting fluent speech", pp. 26-35.
  • Diana Archangeli, "Public and private patterns in language", pp. 36-43.
  • Arlene S. Walker-Andrews, "Development of communication in a social/emotional context", pp. 44-49.
  • Olivier Pascalis and Lesley Uttley, "Face and speech: how and when do infants understand ethnicity?", pp. 50-56.
  • Casey O'Callaghan, "Is speech special?", pp. 57-64.
  • Navin Viswanathan, "Towards embedded and embodied accounts of language use: insights from an ecological perspective", pp. 65-71.
  • Alessandro D'Ausilio, "Motor contribution to speech perception", pp. 72-76.
  • Sonya Bird, "When socio-linguistic interaction breaks down", pp. 77-85.
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Evidence from Evidentials (2010) UBCWPL028
  • Edited by Tyler Peterson and Uli Sauerland
  • The collection of papers in 'Evidence from Evidentials', published as UBCWPL Volume 28, represents the convergence of two research communities who had the common goal of exploring different aspects of the syntax, the semantics, and the pragmatics of evidentiality. In the fall of 2007, a research seminar focusing on the cross-linguistic typology of evidentials was held at UBC organized by Rose-Marie Dechaine. In the spring of 2008, GLOW hosted a workshop organized by Uli Sauerland at the University of Newcastle on the semantics of evidentials, with the broad goal of understanding and explaining what kind of category 'evidentiality' is. This volume presents a selection of papers from both the seminar and the workshop
  • Tyler Peterson, Rose-Marie Déchaine, and Uli Sauerland, "Evidence from Evidentials: Introduction", pp. 1-8.
  • Jason Brown, "Evidentiality and polarity in Yorùbá", pp. 9-28.
  • Jackie C. K. Cheung, Michael Leung, Amie Yahng, Diana Xing, and Jane Tse, "Variation in Restrictions on Multiple Evidential Markers in Japanese by Speaker Age", pp. 29-40.
  • Genna Cohen, Carlene Chuakaw, and Josephine Small, "Waking the Language of Dreamers: A Survey of Evidentiality in Dreams", pp. 41-74.
  • Drew Gilmour, Ashleigh Gonzales, and Meagan Louie, "Evidentials and Parasitic Irony: Activating the Illocution-Proposition Distinction", pp. 75-88.
  • Patrick Littell, Lisa Matthewson and Tyler Peterson, "On the Semantics of Conjectural Questions", pp. 89-104.
  • Eric McCready, "Evidential Universals", pp. 105-128.
  • Tyler Peterson, "Examining the Mirative and Nonliteral Uses of Evidentials", pp. 129-160.
  • Eva-Maria Remberger, "The Evidential Shift of WANT", pp. 161-182.
  • Mathias Schenner, "Evidentials in Complex Sentences: Foundational Issues and Data from Turkish and German", pp. 183-220.
  • Magdalena Schwager, "On what has been said in Tagalog: Reportative 'daw'", pp. 221-246.
  • Olga Steriopolo, "Expressivity in Russian", pp. 247-262.
  • Aislin Stott, Morgan Smith, Tyler Chang, and Alicia Bond, "Which -miş is MIŞ?: Turkish indirectivity and negative scope", pp. 263-277.
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