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    Message 1: Nordlyd Vol 31, No 1-2 (2003)

     Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2004 15:01:06 -0400 (EDT)
    From: peter.svenonius <peter.svenoniushum.uit.no>
    Subject: Nordlyd Vol 31, No 1-2 (2003)




    Publisher: University of Tromsoe's Working Papers in Linguistics http://www.ub.uit.no/munin/nordlyd/contact.php Journal Title: Nordlyd Volume Number: 31 Issue Number: 1-2 Issue Date: 2003

    Main text: Announcing: "NORDLYD" volume 31, The Proceedings of the 19th Scandinavian Conference of Linguistics.

    http://www.ub.uit.no/munin/nordlyd/

    Nordlyd is the University of Tromsoe's Working Papers in Linguistics, newly launched in an electronic-only format. It is available free of charge at the above URL. The ISSN is 1503-8599.

    This issue is a special six-part issue (52 articles, 833 pages!) containing the Proceedings of SCL 19, held in Tromsoe in January 2002. The publication date for the volume is 2003. The first five numbers been available for a half a year but the Proceedings has become complete just this week.

    The articles in this volume are all in English. Navigation buttons at the site constitute a little lesson in Norwegian, e.g. "sammendrag" means 'abstract' and "fulltekst" means 'full text.' Full reference information appears on the first page of each article.

    The contents are as follows (e-mail proofed by removal of diacritics; see the pdf documents for correct spelling, also of Tromsoe):

    31.1 Introduction - Peter Svenonius Locative Prepositions and Adverbs in Danish -Tavs Bjerre Comparing Tense Systems: the Primacy of the Pres/Past Opposition -Olga Borik, Paz Gonzalez and Henk Verkuyl Towards the Quantitative Approach to Studying Evolution of English Verb Paradigm -Maria Glushko Resuming Reflexives - Kleanthes K. Grohmann and Liliane Haegeman Norwegian Retroflexion - Licensing by Cue or Prosody? - Silke Hamann Subject Extraction out of Free Relatives in Norwegian - Anya Hogoboom Questions, Answers, Polarity and Head Movement in Germanic and Finnish - Anders Holmberg Language Change and Language Acquisition - Thorbjoerg Hroarsdottir Quirky n-words in Polish: NPIs, Negative Qantifiers or neither? - Patrycja Jablonska Syntax and Semantics of Imperative Subjects - Britta Jensen Correlative Adverbs in Germanic Languages - Janne Bondi Johannessen Towards an Etiology of Adjunct Islands - Kyle Johnson Accounts of the Count-Mass Distinction: A Critical Survey - Frank Joosten Double Definiteness in Scandinavian - Marit Julien Word Order, Grammatical Function, and Referential Form: On the Patterns of Anaphoric Reference in Finnish - Elsi Kaiser

    31.2 Gender Assignment in Danish, Swedish and Norwegian: A Comparison of the Status of Assignment Criteria -Marcin Kilarski The Fate of Complex Languages: Classical Arabic and Old Norse in the Age of Globalisation - Wouter Kusters Structure and Cohesion of English Narratives by Nordic and Chinese Students - Miranda Lee Danish Pre-nominals as Specifier Heads - Anne Neville How to Tell Beans from Farmers: Cues to the Perception of Pitch Accent in Whispered Norwegian - Hannele Nicholson and Andreas Hilmo Teig Agreement and Null Subjects - Christer Platzack Referential Subject and Object Gaps in Modern Icelandic - Marianne Pouplier Dialectal Variation in Norwegian Imperatives - Curt Rice West Greenlandic antipassive - Bodil Kappel Schmidt When is a Verb not a Verb? - Carson Schuetze Relexification in a Northern Norwegian dialect? - Hilde Sollid Limits on P: filling in holes vs. falling in holes - Peter Svenonius The Functions of Danish Causal Conjunctions - Rita Therkelsen Stylistic Fronting in the Ormulum - Scandinavian Syntactic Phenomena in Early Middle English Texts - Carola Trips Two Structural Positions for Locative and Directional PPs in Norwegian Motion Constructions - Mai Tungseth Word Formation below and above Little x: Evidence from Sign Language of the Netherlands - Inge Zwitserlood

    Comments are welcome. Please direct them to me at peter.svenoniushum.uit.no.

    Message 2: Nordlyd Vol 31, No 3-6 (2003)

     Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2004 15:02:52 -0400 (EDT)
    From: peter.svenonius <peter.svenoniushum.uit.no>
    Subject: Nordlyd Vol 31, No 3-6 (2003)




    Publisher: University of Tromsoe's Working Papers in Linguistics http://www.ub.uit.no/munin/nordlyd/contact.php Journal Title: Nordlyd Volume Number: 31 Issue Number: 3-6 Issue Date: 2003

    Main text: Announcing: "NORDLYD" volume 31, The Proceedings of the 19th Scandinavian Conference of Linguistics.

    http://www.ub.uit.no/munin/nordlyd/

    Nordlyd is the University of Tromsoe's Working Papers in Linguistics, newly launched in an electronic-only format. It is available free of charge at the above URL. The ISSN is 1503-8599.

    This issue is a special six-part issue (52 articles, 833 pages!) containing the Proceedings of SCL 19, held in Tromsoe in January 2002. The publication date for the volume is 2003. The first five numbers been available for a half a year but the Proceedings has become complete just this week.

    31.3 (Aquisition) Why Should Children Adapt, and When? - Thora Tenbrink Phonological Development in a Child with Cri du Chat Syndrome (CDCS) - Kristian Emil Kristoffersen Bilingual Children's Phonological Awareness: The Effect of Articulation Training - Pi-Yu Chiang The Acquisition of Past Tense in English/Norwegian Bilingual Children Single versus Dual Mechanisms - Maja Jensvoll A Subject Clitic in Child Catalan - Anna Gavarro V-to-I Movement in the Absence of Morphological Cues: Evidence from Adult and Child Northern Norwegian - Kristine Bentzen On the Acquisition of Word Order in WH-Questions in theTromsoe Dialect - Marit Richardsen Westergaard The Non-omission of Nonfinite Be - Carson Schuetze

    31.4 (Finnic) Estonian Middle Semantics with Evidence from Discourse - Virve-Anneli Vihman Estonian Transitive Verb Classes, Object Case, and Progressive - Anne Tamm A Comparison of the Referential Properties of Third Person Pronouns in Finnish and Estonian - Elsi Kaiser and Katrin Hiietam To Raise or Not to Raise: the Case of Finnish Restrictive Relative Clauses - Satu Manninen A Question of Case - Elsi Kaiser Case and Adverbials in Inari Saami and Finnish - Diane Nelson On Reflexive Binding in North Sami - Hanna Outakoski

    31. 5 (Bilingualism) Introduction: Multilingual Behavior in Youth Groups - Jens Normann Joergensen Bilingual Text Production as Task and Resource: Social Interaction in Task Oriented Student Groups - Jakob Cromdal Multi-Variety Code-Switching in Conversation 903 of the Koege Project - Jens Normann Joergensen Linguistic Power Wielding and Manipulation Strategies in Group Conversations Between Turkish-Danish Children - Lian Malai Madsen Conversation Analysis and the Study of Bilingual Interaction - Jakob Steensig

    31.6 (Supplement) Generation of Complex Verbal Morphology in First and Second Language Acquisition: Evidence from Russian - Kira Gor and Tatiana Chernigovskaya

    Comments are welcome. Please direct them to me at peter.svenoniushum.uit.no.

    Peter Svenonius -