LINGUIST List 13.543

Tue Feb 26 2002

Books: Semantics

Editor for this issue: Dina Kapetangianni <dinalinguistlist.org>

Directory

1. GLSA, Semantics, under-represented languages in the Americas, University of Massachusetts Occassional Papers in Linguistics

(Working papers, semantics, under-represented languages in the Americas)


Ji-Yung Kim and Adam Werle (eds.), Proceedings from SULA: the
Semantics of Under-Represented Languages in the Americas. University
of Massachusetts Occassional Papers in Linguistics 25 (UMOP 25).
Book, $16. For ordering information, visit our web page:
http://server102.hypermart.net/glsa/index.htm.

L Bar-el: Plurality in Skwxw�7mesh (Squamish Salish): A Look at
Reduplication o J. Bohnemeyer Argument and Event Structure in Yukatek
Verb Classes; B. Bruening & V. Lin: Discontinuous QPs and LF
Interference Effects in Passamaquoddy; M. Diesing: Multiple Questions
In and About Yiddish; M. Faller: The Problem of Quechua -nka:
Distributivity vs. Group Forming Yiddish A Salish Stage in the
Acquisition of English Determiners; T. B. Fernald & M. A. Willie:
Navajo Classification and Coercion; R. Hastings: The Interpretation
of Cuzco Quechua Relative Clauses; L. Matthewson, T. Bryant &
T. Roeper: A Salish Stage in the Acquisition of English Determiners;
A. M�ller: Genericity and the Denotation of Common Nouns in Brazilian
Portuguese; E. Vailati Negr�o: The Scopal Properties of Distributive
Quantifier Phrases in Brazilian Portuguese; C. Rathmann: Two Positions
with Distinct Semantic Interpretations in ASL; K. Sugisaki & M.
Isobe: Quantification without Qualification without Plausible Dissent;
J. M. Terry: The Past Perfective and Present Perfect in African
American English; A. van Hout & B. Hollebrandse: On the Acquisition of
the Aspects in Italian




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