University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics
Proceedings of the 39th Annual Penn Linguistics Conference
Working Papers
Preface
Sunghye Cho
Obviating the Disjoint Reference Effect in French
Laurence B-Violette
-hii: Modality Meets Exclusivity
Vandana Bajaj and Kristen Syrett
Noun Incorporation in Frisian
David Basilico
Revisiting Incomplete Neutralization: The Case of Puerto Rican Spanish
Mary Elizabeth Beaton
Subject-Object Asymmetries in English Sentences with Two Negatives
Frances Blanchette
Light Verbs are Just Regular Verbs
Benjamin Bruening
Repetitive Adverbs in English and Hungarian
Aniko Csirmaz
Another Heavy Road of Decompositionality: Notes from a Dying Adverb
Remus Gergel, Andreas Blümel, and Martin Kopf
Definiteness Morphology in Swedish Determiner Phrases
Amy Goodwin Davies
A New Classifier-Based Morpheme in German Sign Language (DGS)
Marjorie G. Herbert
On the Semantics and Syntax of Persian ‘become’
Negin Ilkhanipour and Ayaka Sugawara
Wh-Concord in Okinawan = Syntactic Movement + Morphological Merger
Kunio Kinjo and Yohei Oseki
The Repetitive Coordinator-ka in Japanese and either in English as Scope Indicators in Disjunction
Ryoichiro Kobayashi
Exclusive (Dis)harmonies in Mandarin Chinese
Mingming Liu
Prevoicing and Aspiration in Southern American English
Leigh Hunnicutt and Paul A. Morris
Deletion in Clausal Ellipsis: Remnants in the Middle Field
Dennis Ott and Volker Struckmeier
Specificational Copular Clauses as Inverted Predications with a Semantics of Equation
Nagarajan Selvanathan
Continuations for Comparatives
Todd Snider
OMG the Word-final Alveopalatals are Cray-cray Prev(alent): The Morphophonology of Totes Constructions in English
Lauren Spradlin
When Do Mormons Call Each Other by First Name?
Joseph A. Stanley
Diacritic Weight in the Extended Accent First Theory
Alexandre Vaxman
Word building and the Icelandic noun phrase
Gísli R. Harðarson