Vol. 21 No. 1 (2011): Proceedings of the 27th Northwest Linguistics Conference

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Articles

• Degrees of phonetic enhancement by speech clinicians towards speech- /language- impaired children

  Leanne C Secen, Tae-Jin Yoon

  1-8

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• It's that schwa again! Towards a typology of Salish schwa

  Aliana Parker

  9-22

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• An Optimality Theoretic (OT) account of word-final vowel epenthesis and deletion processes in the incorporation of loanwords into the Dhaka dialect of Bangla

  Khaled Karim

  23-33

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• The structural category of past tense woon in Wolof

  Christen Harris

  34-42

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• Epenthesis, intrusion, or deletion? Vowel alternation in consonant clusters by Japanese ESL learners

  Akitsugu Nogita

  43-51

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• Non-derivational approach to ditransitive constructions in MSA

  Reem Alsadoon

  52-60

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• The “Gradient Structure” of Korean Words

  Hailey Hyekyeong Ceong

  61-69

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• Plural marking in Turkish: Additive or associative?

  Emrah Görgülü

  70-80

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• Allomorphy in Masarak's second person

  Ruth Brillman

  81-91

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• Past simple & present perfect: Distribution in the Standard Italian of Greater Rome

  Elizabeth Magnotta

  92-101

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• Emotions and lexical memory

  Heidi B. Kent

  102-110

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• Exploring syntactic categories in a construction grammar framework

  Christina Nadia Galeano

  111-117

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• The cognitive semantics of Chinese motion / directional verbs

  Hui Yin

  118-125

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• A linguistic analysis of humor: A look at Seinfeld

  Elizabeth Magnotta, Alexandra Strohl

  126-135

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• The effect of affect? Task variability in L2 French

  Deborah Ann Rosalia Moniuk

  136-144

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• Effect of translation practice on vocabulary acquisition in L2 Spanish

  Irina Goundareva

  145-154

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• From home to school: Bridging the literacy gap in L1 Wolof children learners of L2 French in Senegal

  Moustapha Fall

  155-163

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• Student attitudes toward their instructor accents in L2 Spanish and French Courses

  Carmen Miranda-Barrios

  164-171

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• Language use in Nunavut: a view from the World Englishes paradigm

  Jennifer A. J. Hinnell

  172-180

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• Ukrainian language in Canada: From prosperity to extinction?

  Khrystyna Hudyma

  181-189

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• Reinventing the linguistic landscape of a national protest

  Corinne A. Seals

  190-202

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• Kwak'wala Modality

  Stacey Menzies

  203

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• The First Word Was Not a Noun

  Cory Marie Stade

  204

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