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The University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics (PWPL) is
pleased to announce that the proceedings of the 28th Annual Penn
Linguistics Colloquium are now available. The contents are listed below.
Visit our website (http://www.ling.upenn.edu/papers/pwpl.html) for ordering
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Table of Contents
Antipassive, clefting, and specificity
Edith Aldridge
Futurate meanings
Bridget Copley
Non-canonical agent-marking in Eastern Khanty: A functional-pragmatic
perspective
A. Filtchenko
A (Remnant) Raising Analysis of English comparatives
Scott Fults
The Englishization of Mandarin in computer-mediated communication.
Liwei Gao
Resumptive pronouns as last resort: Implications for language acquisition
Elaine Grolla
From causality to concessivity: The story of just because
Martin Hilpert
Tonal chain-shifts as anti-neutralization-induced tone sandhi
Feng-Fan Hsieh
On the role of contrast in pronoun interpretation: Some insights from Estonian
Elsi Kaiser
A-movement locality in applicative constructions
Ju-Eun Lee
Something invisible in English
Thomas Leu
'To' in two places and the dative alternation
Lisa Levinson
The distribution of clauses in non-finite clauses: An account without case
Thomas McFadden
A Centering analysis of relative clauses in English and Greek
Eleni Miltsakaki
Loanword accentuation in Japanese
Masahiko Mutsukawa
Pseudo-incorporation of agents
Balkiz Ozturk
Addressing acquisition from language change: A modeling perspective
Lisa Pearl
VP-preposing and relative scope
Laura Rimell and Thomas Leu
Phonological adaptation of Spanish loanwords in Northern Moroccan Arabic
Lotfi Sayahi
Emergence of do-support in child English
Graciela Tesan and Rosalind Thornton
Event structure of the inalienable possession in Korean
Satoshi Tomioka and Chang-Yong Sim
The Greek connective ke: Towards a unitary radical pragmatic account
Stavroula Tsiplakou
Two types of multiple nominative constructions in Japanese
Reiko Vermeulen
A story of the American -self: A case study in morphological variation
Joel C. Wallenberg
Deriving coda conditions through the generalized local conjunction of
markedness constraints
Laurie Woods
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