Introducción al Análisis Gramatical
This document offers an introduction to grammatical analysis, using the Yucatec Maya language as a focus of study to illustrate fundamental linguistic concepts. It emphasizes the need for a patient an - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyUnifying compound specific phonological effects in Malayalam - a case for moraic affixation
This article tackles the morpho-phonological complexities of compoundspecific phonological effects in Malayalam. We argue that all effects of lengthening and their interaction with epenthesis underli - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyThe structure and interpretation of (pro)nominal expressions in Spanish
According to the DP hypothesis, the merger of a determiner and a noun yields a determiner phrase (DP) rather than a noun phrase (nP). Focusing on Spanish, I defend the DP hypothesis but reject - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologySyllable-counting Tone Allomorphy in Bari
In this paper, we show that the Eastern Nilotic language Bari exhibits extensive evidence for a pattern so far unattested in the phonological literature: suppletive allomorphy of tonal affixes which i - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyThe Syntax and Semantics of Korean External Possession Constructions
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LingBuzz > MorphologySyntactic height impacts prosodic size: An argument for cyclic prosodification
In this paper, we will put forward an argument for the claim that the syntax-prosody mapping must apply cyclically in a bottom-up fashion. Smaller prosodic categories are constructed before bigger pro - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyHeuristics for New Language
How do we create new language? Drawing on the observation that some languages—such as Pirahã—are almost entirely without a number system, this work explores what other features of human language could - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyDefiniteness in Korean and Beyond
Goal of this talk: To capture the difference between bare noun definites and Dem-NPs in Korean by applying the analysis proposed in Kim 2023b to non-subject anaphoric data, with implications for ot - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyGaps and doublets, rational learning, and a knowledge norm on forms
Inflectional gaps (*forgoed/*forwent) and doublets (dived/dove) can seem surprising in light of common assumptions about morphology and learning. Perhaps understandably, morphologists have troubled th - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyTense in non-finite complementation—from syntax to the interfaces
This paper presents a syntactic-based model of Tense in complement clauses, with special focus on non-finite contexts. The various notions of Tense are first separated into morphological, syntactic, a - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyPossessor Rasing and Slavic Clitics
This paper discusses syntactic features of Slavic possessive clitics and Slavic constructions with so-called “Possessor Raising”. I prove that only a minority of Slavic languages have true phrase-leve - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyBulgarian Clitics and Communicative Structure: Description and Typology []Болгарские клитики и коммуникативная структура: описание и типология
This paper discusses the interaction of syntactical and information-structural factors in the ordering of Bulgarian clauses with clitics. I define clitics as a subset of prosodically defective and com - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > Morphology“I haven’t seen any results yet”: on ethical collaborative research in linguistics and the need for a standard protocol
What does ‘good’ ethical conduct in linguistics look like from the perspective of the communities with whom we work? We address this question by drawing on observations from a community-bridging and k - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyLexical Creativity in Online Music Reviews: A Corpus Study of Hyphenated Neologistic Compounds
The language of the 21st century encompasses a wide array of texts, many of which can be found on the Internet. While the language of Internet blogs, posts and memes has received considerable attentio - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyMultimodal grammaticalization of mouth activities in Turkish Sign Language: Is Route III possible?
This paper presents the first comprehensive analysis of the forms and functions of mouth activities in Turkish Sign Language and focuses on the role of Turkish full/reduced mouthings (i.e., /var/, /va - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyThe Meaning and Grammar of Pure Gestures: Theoretical Insights [survey article]
While studies of gestures generally focus on their co-speech use, gestures can also (more rarely) be produced on their own, with a dedicated time slot. The meaning and grammar of such 'pure' gestures - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyPhonological and Lexical Inconsistencies in the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
By acknowledging efforts or contributing to improvements, researchers have a basic responsibility to dictionary writers and readers of research. This study investigates phonological and lexical incons - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyLinguistic Typology and its Applications
We discuss the intersections of linguistic typology with other branches of linguistics and outline several research fields where the implementation of the parametric approach in typology is appropriat - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyClause Architecture and Information Structure [Архитектура клаузы и информационная структур]
We aim at establishing universal and language-specific mechanisms of communicative marking and information ordering. The developed model of the communicative-syntactic interface is defined for an open - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyPhonologically conditioned affix order in Yidiɲ: Evidence for strata
This paper discusses the non-uniform behavior of different affixes in phonologically conditioned affix order in Yidiɲ. I present evidence from final syllable deletion illustrating that the word compri - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyThe OCP across languages: An argument for Harmonic Layer Theory
It is a well-established fact that different phonological behaviours can co- exist within the same language. In this paper, we focus on what we call ‘interstratal differences’, namely patterns where - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyThe role of frequency and optionality in the regularization of linguistic variation
Languages are widely known to become more regular over time, yet not all variation is regularized — some forms resist regularization and remain stable over many generations. A large body of work has e - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyMirror Principle Violations are Phonologically Conditioned: Evidence from Choguita Rarámuri
A predominant assumption in the vast literature on the Mirror Principle is that exceptions to the principle are due to morphology (Hyman 2003; Ryan 2010; Popp 2021). In this paper, we provide evidence - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyPhonological underspecification gives rise to morphotactic and phonological exceptionalities in Mandan
Mandan’s (Sioux, North America) 1pl affixes exhibit a correlation between phonological and morphological exceptionality. I argue that vowel deletion, the phonological exceptional behaviour, and the ex - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyWH-Operators & Multiple Copy Spell-Out in Modern Irish
Irish has different complementizers depending on whether a clause is formed by an A-bar dependency without movement, via movement, or via binding of a resumptive pronoun. Despite these distinctions, t - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyPhonological Selection in Small Sublexicons
Affixal phonological selection tends to be coarse-grained rather than granular. Stress, syllable count, and C/V composition figure in many examples, while subsegmental/featural generalizations are les - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyThe sounds of Mandarin: Learning to speak a national language (book review)
How do languages become national by motivating diverse populations to converge on a target of learning? The study by Professor Chen begins with the period in Chinese history following the 1911 Revolut - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
LingBuzz > MorphologyMorphology, Syntax, and Semantics of Mongolian Causatives: An Interface Analysis
The main purpose of this paper is to classify and characterize Mongolian causatives according to their morphological, syntactic and semantic properties. Adopting a typological method, this paper demon - lingbuzz, the linguistics archive
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