Vol. 19 No. 1 (2009)

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Articles

• On the structure of possessives in Palestinian Arabic

  Sam Al Khatib

  1-12

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• Focus marking in Dagbani

  Fusheini Hudu

  13-29

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• Anaphoric relations with Greek pronouns

  Christiana Christodoulou

  30-47

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• Not does more than what the truth-functional negation can do

  Yasuhiro Sasahira

  48-70

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• Syntactic types of Russian expressive suffixes

  Olga Steriopolo

  71-108

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• St’át’imcets independent pronouns-the invisible cleft

  Sonja Thoma

  109-123

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• A radical construction grammar analysis of Mandarin Chinese SOV sentences

  Antoine Tremblay

  124-140

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• Preliminary investigation of the relationship between morphology and phonology in SENĆOŦEN (Saanich)

  Janet Leonard

  141-152

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• The afterlife of morphemes: Rendaku and the search for ghosts in Japanese morphophonology

  Thomas Magnuson

  153-163

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• Frequency, phonology, the brain, and second language acquisition: Laying the ground work for a hybrid approach

  Scott Moisik

  164-188

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• Phonological changes in Korean

  Junsuk Park

  189-195

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• The effect of word-frequency on consonant gradation in Canadian-Finnish bilingual speech

  Pauliina Saarinen

  196-216

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• An optimality theory analysis of diminutive suffixation of Beijing Chinese

  Jun Tian

  217-232

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• Code-Switching in Persian/English and Korean/English Conversations: With a focus on light verb constructions

  Lan Kim, Fereshteh Rezaeian

  232-244

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• English tr produced by Mandarin speakers

  Ya Li

  245-257

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• Are lexical bundles stored and processed as single units?

  Antoine Tremblay, Bruce Derwing, Gary Libben

  258

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