Información General

• Autores: Tatiana Bondarenko (coord.), Colin Davis (coord.), Justin Colley (coord.), Dmitry Privoznov (coord.)
• Editores: MIT press
• Año de publicación: 2019
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• Recoge los contenidos presentados a: Workshop on Altaic Formal Linguistics (14. 2019. Cambridge, Massachusetts).
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Listado de artículos

• • Sosite-Coordination of Case-Marked Nominals in Japanese

    Masahiro Akiyama

    págs. 1-8

    

  • On the Semantics of the Izyoo-Comparative

    Akihiko Arano

    págs. 9-20

    

  • Japanese 'wa' and 'ga' as Scope Markers of 'EXH'

    Nadine Bade, R. Nakanishi, F. Sode, Y. Iida, S. Ihara, M. Ebara, H. Ono, Yoichi Miyamoto, Uli Sauerland

    págs. 21-28

    

  • Combining CPs by Restrict: Evidence from Buryat

    Tatiana Bondarenko

    págs. 29-36

    

  • Crossing and Stranding at vP in Altaic and Beyond

    Colin Davis

    págs. 37-48

    

  • Difficult Imperatives in Turkish

    Ömer Demirok, Despina Oikonomou

    págs. 49-56

    

  • Information Structure inside Turkish Noun Phrases

    Özlem Ergelen

    págs. 57-64

    

  • East Asian Relatives Revisited: on the Disunity between Gapped & Gapless Relatives

    Kazuhiko Fukushima

    págs. 65-76

    

  • Negative… Concord or Polarity?: NSIs in Okinawan

    Ken Hiraiwa

    págs. 77-90

    

  • 'Why' in the Left Periphery in Child Japanese: Evidence from Children’s Word Order

    Kanako Ikeda, Tomohiro Fujii, Kyoko Yamakoshi

    págs. 91-102

    

  • Japanese Multiple Right Dislocation

    Toru Ishii

    págs. 103-116

    

  • A Mirative Evidential in Exclamative: a Semantics of Nodaroo

    Katsumasa Ito, Yoshiki Mori

    págs. 117-128

    

  • Politeness Marking and the Syntax of Discourse

    Ángel L. Jiménez Fernández, Selçuk İṣsever

    págs. 129-136

    

  • Two 'Say'-Complementizers in Poshkart Chuvash: Subject-Orientation, Logophoricity and Indexical Shift under Verbs of Hearing

    Mikhail Knyazev

    págs. 137-144

    

  • Differential Object Marking, Partitivity and Specificity in Turkish

    Klaus von Heusinger, Jaklin Kornfilt, Semra Kizilkaya

    págs. 145-156

    

  • On Possessed Relative Clauses in Kyrgyz

    Sabine Laszakovits

    págs. 157-168

    

  • Scrambling-Derived Sluicing-Like Constructions: Evidence from Buryat

    Ekaterina Morgunova

    págs. 169-176

    

  • The Direct and Indirect Causative Construction in Kazakh

    Anaer Nulahan, Phil Branigan

    págs. 177-184

    

  • A Correlative Construction in Japanese and its Implications to Typology

    Hiromune Oda

    págs. 185-192

    

  • Dual Suppletion in Japanese

    Yohei Oseki, Takumi Tagawa

    págs. 193-204

    

  • Nasal Assimilation in Kazakh

    Eszter Ótott-Kovács

    págs. 205-218

    

  • The Speaker-Addressee Relation in Imperatives

    Paul Portner, Miok Pak, Raffaella Zanuttini

    págs. 219-238

    

  • Causality of Passive and Paradigmatic Gaps

    Dmitry Privoznov

    págs. 239-252

    

  • On Further Similarities between Japanese and Spanish Complementizers

    Hiroaki Sato

    págs. 253-264

    

  • Recycling Arguments in Radical Pro-Drop Languages

    Yuta Sakamoto

    págs. 265-276

    

  • Bare Direct Objects in Turkish: Pseudo-Incorporated or Weak Arguments

    Elyesa Seidel

    págs. 277-288

    

  • Positively Biased Negative Polar Questions in Japanese and their Embeddability

    Junko Shimoyama, Daniel Goodhue, Maki Hirotani

    págs. 289-304

    

  • Negation for Every Verb in Uyghur

    Alexander Sugar

    págs. 305-316

    

  • The Syntax of Potential Verbs in Japanese

    Hideya Takahashi, Kensuke Emura

    págs. 317-328

    

  • Rescuing mo and 'ka': the PPI status of Japanese Connectives

    Ayaka Tamura, Yoichi Miyamoto, Uli Sauerland

    págs. 329-336

    

  • Minimizers and Multiple Focus Constructions in Japanese

    Yuta Tatsumi

    págs. 337-343