Actes du Congrès de l’ACL 2002 | 2002 CLA Conference Proceedings

Rédactrices | Editors: Sophie Burelle & Stanca Somesfalean

• Gabriela ALBOIU, Mike BARRIE & Chiara FRIGENI
  Derived reflexives in Romance: The case of SE
• Suzanne BÉLANGER
  A derivational relationship: The subjunctive-infinitive alternation in French
• Parth BHATT & Emmanuel NIKIEMA
  Empty nuclei in Haitian Creole
• Joyce BRUHN DE GARAVITO, David HEAP & Jacques LAMARCHE
  French and Spanish SE: underspecified, not reflexive
• Elizabeth COWPER & Daniel Currie HALL
  The syntactic manifestation of nominal feature geometry
• Sarah CUMMINS
  Passé composé vs. present perfect
• B. Elan DRESHER
  Determining contrastiveness: A missing chapter in the history of phonology
• Elissa FLAGG
  Adjacency and lowering in morphology: The case of English sentential negation
• Elaine GOLD
  English Shmenglish: Yiddish borrowings into Canadian English
• Nancy HEDBERG & Richard C. DEARMOND
  On the argument structure of primary complements
• Edit JAKAB
  Two cases of disagreement in Russian: Contrastive imperatives and root infinitives
• Marie-Odile JUNKER
  La grammaire des relations : Constructions possessives et obviation en cri de l’Est
• Arsalan KAHNEMUYIPOUR & Diane MASSAM
  Inversely ordered DPs in Niuean
• Michiya KAWAI
  Tough subjects are thematic
• Alexei KOCHETOV
  Syllable positions as distinct articulatory patterns: Evidence from Russian
• Jacques LAMARCHE
  Raising and controlling ambiguities
• Denis LIAKIN
  Deux périphéries Ð Deux positions pour les DPs focalisés
• Eiman MUSTAFAWI
  Lone English-origin nouns in Arabic: Codeswitches or borrowings?
• Karin NAULT
  When is zero more than one? Bare German plurals in bilingual discourse
• Ana T. PÉREZ-LEROUX, Cristina SCHMITT & Alan MUNN
  Syntactic features and discourse factors in children’s interpretation of definite determiners in inalienable possessions
• Alexandre SÉVIGNY
  Formaliser les contraintes pragmatiques : L’exemple d’une particule du macédonien
• Kayono SHIOBARA
  On the interaction between end-weight and end-focus
• Rebecca SMOLLETT
  Why you can “eat up” an apple but not “consume up” an apple
• Ron SMYTH & Henry ROGERS
  Phonetics, gender, and sexual orientation
• Danijela STOJANOVIC
  “I shave just like man”: Intrinsic and extrinsic reflexive constructions in child English
• John STONHAM & Winnie S.M. YIU
  Defining the word in Nuuchahnulth
• Marina TODOROVA
  Partitivity and prefixation in Slavic verbal predicates
• Gerard VAN HERK
  The present perfect in Early African American correspondence
• James A. WALKER & Gerard VAN HERK
  “We labors under a great deal of disadvantiges”: Verbal -s in Early African American English