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University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics
The University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics (PWPL) are published by the Penn Linguistics Club, the organization of linguistics graduate students at the University of Pennsylvania.
PWPL publishes two volumes per year:
- Proceedings of the annual Penn Linguistics Colloquium (PLC)
- Selected Papers from New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV)
In addition, we publish an occasional volume of working papers written by students and faculty in the department.
Current Issue: Volume 15, Issue 1
(2009)
Proceedings of the 32nd Annual Penn Linguistics Colloquium
Working Papers
Preface
Laurel MacKenzie
Long-Distance Scrambling, VP Ellipsis, and Scope Economy in Russian
Svitlana Antonyuk-Yudina
French Tough-Movement Infinitives as Deverbal Nominals
J.-Marc Authier and Lisa A. Reed
Towards a Finer-Grained Theory of Italian Participial Clausal Architecture
Paola Benincà and Christina Tortora
A Tale of Five Fricatives: Consonantal Contrast in Heritage Speakers of Mandarin
Charles B. Chang, Erin F. Haynes, Yao Yao, and Russell Rhodes
Nominalization and Predicate-Fronting: Two Sources of Ergativity
Jessica Coon and Andrés Pablo Salanova
Similarity Avoidance in the Proto-Indo-European Root
Adam I. Cooper
Adverbs of Quantity: Entities of Different Kinds
Aniko Csirmaz
Double Modal Syntactic Patterns as Single Modal Interactions
Minta Elsman and Stanley Dubinsky
Possessor Extraction in Mandarin Chinese
Yu-Yin Hsu
Romanian Evidentials
Monica-Alexandrina Irimia
Sandhi Sans Derivation: Third Tone Patterns in Mandarin Chinese
Vera Lee-Schoenfeld and Jason Kandybowicz
Intervention Effects and wh-movement
Shiti Malhotra
L2 Nonword Recognition and Phonotactic Constraints
Anna Mikhaylova
When ‘What’ Means ‘Why’: On Accusative wh-adjuncts in Japanese
Chizuru Nakao and Miki Obata
Analyzing Ilokano Pseudoclefts
Jeremy Rafal
Evidentiality and German Attitude Verbs
Tatjana Scheffler