Table of Contents
Articles
| The Leader Verb as a Mechanism of Morphological Change | |
| Andrew S. Allen |
| Governed Anaphors in Basque | |
| D. Azkarate, J. Ortiz de Urbina, M. Saltarelli |
| Lexical Diffusion in Hong Kong Cantonese: Five Leads the Way | |
| Robert S. Bauer |
| Neologisms in Word Salad: How Schizophrenic Speakers Make Themselves Misunderstood | |
| Kathie Carpenter |
| 3->2 Advancement, Beneficiary Advancement, and With | |
| Robert Channon |
| Transitivity, Ergativity, and Topicality in Chamorro Narrative Discourse | |
| Ann Cooreman |
| Rhyme or Reason? A Look at Syllable-Internal Constituents | |
| Stuart Davis |
| Semantics and Logical Form | |
| Jaenette S. DeCarrico |
| Lexicology and Stylistics. Vocabulary of Provenl Courtly Lyrics Introductory Remarks | |
| Peter F. Dembowski |
| Proto-Mon Registers: Two, Three, Four? | |
| Passive and Inversion in Kannada | |
| Matthew S. Dryer |
| Folk Stereotypes and Sociolinguistics: Blason Populaire in the San Francisco Bay Area | |
| The Role of Multiple Causation in the Genesis of the Spanish Suffix -ido | |
| Steven N. Dworkin |
| The Linguistics of Causal Accounts | |
| Veronika U. Ehrich |
| Discourse Topic and Childrens Emerging Ability to Handle It | |
| Sue Foster |
| Semantic Perspicuity and the Locative Hypothesis | |
| James Paul Gee, Judy Anne Kegl |
| From Latin to Romanian Deviously | |
| Eric P. Hamp |
| How to Cause in Mixtec | |
| Leanne Hinton |
| A Note on Raising in Indo-European | |
| Gary B. Holland |
| Lexicographic Applications of Lexical Functions: Two Sample Lexical Entries from an Explanatory-Combinatorial Dictionary | |
| Lidija N. Iordanskaja, Nadia Arbatchewsky-Jumarie |
| Yakov Malkiel | |
| David Justice |
| Divergence and Apparent Convergence in the Development of Yet and Still | |
| , Elizabeth Closs Traugott |
| Affectiveness and the Voice System of Japanese: Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back | |
| M. H. Klaiman |
| Verbs of Motion and Arrival in Mixtec | |
| Monica Macaulay |
| In Search of Coefficients in Diachronic Morphological Analysis: /i/ as an Increasingly Dominant Vowel in Spanish Inflectional Morphemes | |
| Yakov Malkiel |
| Major Information from a Minor Parameter: Point of Contact in Sign Language Phonology | |
| Mark A. Mandel |
| Lexical Functions in Lexicographic Description | |
| Ingush Transitivization and Detransitivization | |
| Johanna Nichols |
| Two Spanish Etymologies: ajilimili and chcharras mcharras | |
| David A. Pharies |
| Stressed o in American English Borrowings from Spanish | |
| David W. Reed |
| Promotion and Topicality of Nez Perce Objects | |
| Noel Rude |
| The Functional Equivalents of the Middle Voice in Child Language | |
| Iskender Savasir, Julie Gee |
| The Indo-European Vocabulary of Exchange, Hospitality, and Intimacy (The Origins of Greek ksos, s, phos; Avestan xsnu-, xsanman-, etc.): Contributions to Etymological Methodology | |
| Martin Schwartz |
| Esselen Structural Prehistory | |
| David L. Shaul |
| Conditional for Subjunctive in Old Castile | |
| Linguistic Contact in Ancient South China: The Case of Hainan Chinese, Be, and Vietnamese | |
| David B. Solnit |
| Reflexive, Impersonal, and Passive in Italian and Florentine | |
| Ruggero Stefanini |
| Root and Epistemic Modals: Causality in Two Worlds | |
| Eve E. Sweetser |
| Borrowing Semantic Space: Yiddish Verb Prefixes between Germanic and Slavic | |
| Leonard Talmy |
| Ar Journalio Ar Radio, hag An Tele: French Lexical Influences on Breton | |
| Lenora A. Tim |
| The Impersonal Passive in Lithuanian | |
| Alan Timberlake |
| Snaturalitin Ruzante and the Venetian Prefix S | |
| Edward F. Tuttle |
| Near-Homonymy as a Determinant of Lexical Retention and Loss: The Case of Hispano-Romance despejar | |
| Thomas J. Walsh |
| A History of Spanish Clitic Movement | |
| Dieter Wanner |
| Basque Copulative Compounds: A Problem in Irreversible Binomials | |
| Willam H. Jacobsen, Jr. |
| Vendlers Verb Classes and the Aspectual Character of Japanese | |
| Wesley M. Jacobsen |