LINGUIST List 11.1522

Tue Jul 11 2000

TOC: Coyote Papers: U of Arizona WPiL

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1. Erin O'Bryan, Coyote Papers: University of Arizona WPiL, Poster Session of WCCFL 18

The Graduate Student Linguistics Circle at the University of
Arizona is happy to present a special edition of the
Coyote Papers: University of Arizona Working Papers in
Linguistics:

Papers from the Poster Session of WCCFL 18

(edited by Peter Norquest, Jason Haugen, and Sonya Bird)

Contents:

Diminuitive bare-consonant reduplication in Stl'atl'imcets 
	Sonya Bird
Toward a universal account of possessor raising
	Juan Carlos Castillo
The behavior of velar nasal and syllabification in Korean
	Chin Wang Chun and Byung-Jin Lim
Size restrictors and prosodic structure in the acquisition of stress
	Suzanne Curtin
A correspondence theory of morpheme order
	Paul de Lacy
What does diachrony say about English tough-constructions?
	Gwang-Yoon Goh
Bare-consonant reduplication in Yokuts: Minimal reduplication by
 compression
	Sean Hendricks
A dual function of _tokoro_ in the CENP construction
	Hironobu Hosoi
Locative inversion and optional features
	Jeong-Seok Kim
The effect of focus on argument structure: Depictives vs relatives
	Bokyung Noh
Yes-no _li_ questions in Russian: Interaction of syntax and phonology
	Elena Rudnitskaya
Reconstruction and linearity in long-distance cleft constructions
	Hidekazu Tanaka and Mika Kizu

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