10.1696, TOC: Western Conference on Linguistics 1998

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Date:  Fri, 05 Nov 1999 12:34:05 -0700 (MST)
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Date:  Fri, 05 Nov 1999 12:34:05 -0700 (MST)
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WECOL 1998 Proceedings

The WECOL 1998 Proceedings are now available.
The cost is $20 and $2 for shipping. To order a copy, please
send a check for $22 to Ruth Aparicio, Dept of Linguistics,
California State University, Fresno, CA 93740-0092.
(e-mail: Rutha at csufresno.edu)

Previous volumes are also available at $16 plus shipping.


Table of Contents for Volume 10, Proceedings of WECOL 1998, held at
Arizona State University:

The Left Periphery: some Facts from Gungbe
Enoch Oladi Aboh, Universite de Geneve

Optional Movement and Feature Attraction
Brian Agbayani, University of California, Irvine

On Some Syntactic Conditions on Presuppositions
Marc Authier and Lisa Reed, The Pennsylvania State University

Argument Composition, Contrastive Focus, and the Internally Headed Relative
Clause
Chan Chung, Dongseo University

Reconsidering Weight Complementarity in Korean Partial Reduplication
Chin Wan Chung, Indiana University

Radically Local and Partial Wh-movement in Madurese
William D. Davies, University of Iowa

Onset Motivated Overcopy in Reduplication
Laura J. Downing, University of California Berkeley

Root Infinitives and Full CP Structures: Types of Dutch Wh-root infinitives
Eric Drewry, Tunghai University, and the University of Delaware

Easy Clauses to Mistake as relatives: The Syntax of English Postnominal
Infinitives
Stanley Dubinsky, University of South Carolina

Porque si: the Acquisition of Discourse markers in Spanish
Pilar Duran, Boston University

The Structure of a Lexicon: Navajo (and other) Verbs
Leonard Faltz, Arizona State University
On the Parallelism between Possessor Extraction and Subject Extraction
Lena Gavruseva, University of Iowa

Discourse Restrictions on Multiple Wh and Syntactic Implications
Kleanthes Grohmann, University of Maryland, College Park

Hopi Nominal Reduplication without Templates
Sean Hendricks, University of Arizona

Everything you always Wanted to Know about Complementizer Agreement
Eric Hoekstra and Caroline Smits, Meertens Instituut, Amsterdam

Case-marking and Topicality in the Korean Causative Construction
Jong-Bai Hwang, University of Oregon

WH-Clefts in Lummi (North Straits Salish)
Eloise Jelinek, University of Arizona

The Role of Typology in L2 Acquisition
Euen Hyuk Jung, Georgetown University

A Two-Root Theory of Korean Geminate Consonants
Eon-Suk Ko, University of Pennsylvania

Audible Silence: Silent Moras in Japanese Verse
Kumi Kogure and Mizuki Miyashita, University of Arizona

A Constraint-Based Account of Ordering Paradox between Aspiration and Cluster
Simplification in Korean
Shinsook Lee and Mi-Hui Cho, Hoseo  University and Pukyong National University

Embedded Topicalization in English and Japanese
Hideki Maki, Lizanne Kaiser, and Masao Ochi, Salem-Teikyo University, Yale
University, and University of Connecticut

The DP Hypothesis and Connectedness in Specificational Sentences
Yuki Matsuda, University of Washington

Nominative Objects and Lack of Multiple Feature-checking in Child Japanese
Kazumi Matsuoka, University of Memphis

On the Extent of Trace Deletion in ACD
Jason Merchant, University of California, Santa Cruz

Linearization Properties of Romanian Clitics
Paola Monachesi, Utrecht University

Case Conversion in Japanese and the Nature of Move F
Masao Ochi, University of Connecticut

Thetic/Categorical Judgment  and Relative Clauses in Korean
Hyeson Park, University of Arizona

Focus Movement and WH-questions in Malagasy
Ileana Paul, McGill University

A Syntax for Adverbs
Eric Potsdam, Yale University

Root Infinitives in Agrammatic Speech: Dissociated Functional Projections
Esterella de Roo, Holland Institute of Generative Linguistics, Leiden

The Interplay between Grammar and Discourse: The Case of the Japanese Topic
Marker Wa in Subordinate clauses
Mitsuaki Shimojo, SUNY Buffalo

Extended Sympathy and English Hypocoristic Truncation
Seung-Hoon Shin, Dongseo University

Scrambling in Double Complement Constructions
Hooi Ling Soh, University of Michigan/Wayne State University

Emergent Unmarkedness: Alternations in Reduplicant or Base
Caro Struijke, University of Maryland, College Park

Multiple Wh-Questions and the Unique Specifier Position Hypothesis
Hidekazu Tanaka, McGill University

An Aspectual System in Language Shift: A Case Study of Baba Malay
Elzbieta Thurgood, California State University, Fresno

Causatives in Northern Sami and the Role of Dative Case
Mikael Vinka, McGill University

Nouns are Acquired before Verbs: Verbal Nouns in Japanese Children's Early
Vocabulary
Yoshie Yamashita, Naruto University of Education

A Dynamic Theory of Binding
Jan-Wouter Zwart, University of Groningen

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