Proceedings of the 9th Student Conference in Linguistics
(SCIL 9)
MIT Working Papers in Linguistics #36
November 2000
edited by Ljuba Veselinova, Susan Robinson and Lamont Antieau
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- Preface
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- Swahili Syllable Counting in Poetry, Language
Games, and Stress Assignment
- Jae-Ick Park
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- Morphological Adjacency Constraints: A Synthesis
- Jennifer Hay
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- A Different case against "Case
Adjacency"
- Anna Pettiward
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- Large-Scale Pied-Piping, Subjacency
- Hidekazu Tanaka
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- A Unified Explanation of Korean Double Nominative
Constructions
- Hyeonkwan Cho
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- Pseudo-Passives and Adjacency
- Ralph C. Blight
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- Heading for Their Own Places
- Takashi Toyoshima
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- A Theory of Category Movement and its
Applications
- Brian Agbayani
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- Phrasal Movement in Korean Negation
- Paul Hagstrom
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- A Note on Sluicing in Wh-in-situ Languages
- Mika Kizu
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- Do Head-Final Coordinate Structures Exist?
Evidence From NP-Coordination in Korean
- Eun-Young Yi1
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- The Semantics of Predicates Taking As and To Be
Complements
- William Thompson and Jennifer Hay
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- Maximality of Cardinal NPs
- Yunsun Jung
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- Tense and Opacity in Propositional Attitudes in
Korean
- Mean-Young Song
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- Causing the Mood. On the Properties of
Subjunctive Complements in Romance
- Josep Quer
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- The Stage-Level / Individual-Level Distinction An
Analysis of -te-iru
- Ayako Yamagata
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- "There’s Redundancy and Then
There’s Redundancy": A Pragmatic Analysis of
Two Redundant Constructions
- Julia Moore
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- Predicative and Attributive Forms in Classical
Japanese
- Kunio Nishiyama
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- The Origin and Reanalysis of for as a
Complementizer
- Najib Jarad