Vol. 17 (2003)

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Articles

• A Note on the Typological Classification of Basque, Split-Intransitivity and the Unaccusative Hypothesis

  Asier Alcázar

  1-10

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• The Relationship between Students' IQ and their Ability to Use Transitional Words and Expressions in Writing

  Reza Falahati

  11-19

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• A Sociolinguistic Study on Multilingualism: A Domain Analysis Perspective

  Javid Fereidoni

  21-28

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• Geolinguistic Dialect Diffusion: Data Bearing on the Wave and Gravity Models

  James C. Fitzsimmons

  29-34

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• Japanese as an Altaic Language: An Investigation of Japanese Genetic Affiliation through Biological Findings

  Yuko Igarashi

  35-47

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• First Language (L1) Influence on Second Language (L2) Reading: The Role of Transfer

  Khaled Karim

  49-54

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• On Japanese Gapping in Minimalist Syntax

  Kumiko Kato

  55-64

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• Ladino's Quirky Vowel Rule: Alternations between Diphthongs and Monothongs in Vowels Arising from the Short Mid Vowels of Latin

  Anna Dailey McCartney

  65-76

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• Past in Japanese Relative Clauses

  Hideo Makihara

  77-87

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• Wolof Consonant Alternation: The Case of Continuancy

  Stefania Marin

  89-98

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• Maintaining Simplicity in Dogrib Stems

  Aliki Marinakis

  99-108

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• An Optimality Theoretic Account of Spanish Primary Nominal Stress

  Jermeny C. Munson

  109-115

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• Agreement and Focus in Galician Inflected Infinitives

  Maria del Carmen Parifita Couto

  117-126

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• The Phonetically Determined Distribution of ATR High Vowels in Canadian French

  Gabriel Poliquin

  127-136

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• Xº Reflexivization and Subject Orientation in Korean and Chinese

  Hong-Ki Sohng

  137-148

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• Voices in Japanese Animation: How People Perceive the Voices of Good Guys and Bad Guys

  Mihoko Teshigawara

  149-158

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• More on the Semantics of Free Relatives with -ever

  Victoria Tredinnick

  159-168

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• Markedness, Faithfulness and Constraint Promotion in OT Language Learning: Evidence from Greek Child Language

  Marina Tzakosta

  169-178

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• Coordination Data as Evidence of Configurationality in Nakoda

  Shannon West

  179-188

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• A Unified Analysis of the Ba-Construction

  Ling Yan

  189-200

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• A Cognitive Account of Mandarin Coverbs

  Hui Yin

  201-208

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• Lexically Marked and Unmarked High Vocoids in Korean: Evidence from Glide Formation in Verbs

  Yungdo Yun

  209-219

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• Vowel Harmony in Proto-Finno-Ugric and Hungarian

  Les Zsoldos

  221-229

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