Actes du Congrès de l’ACL 2019 2019 CLA conference proceedings
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ISSN 0027-9633
The papers in these proceedings were presented at the annual conference of the Canadian Linguistic Association held at the University of British Columbia from June 1 to 3, 2019. Not all papers given at the conference were submitted.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the proceedings of the 2019 annual conference of the Canadian Linguistic Association were not available until September 2021.
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ISSN 0027-9633
Table des matières Table of Contents
- Adjective intensification in American Sign Language University of British Columbia
- The need for indexed markedness: Evidence from spoken Persian University of Toronto
- Non-local inward-sensitive allomorphy in Bengali negation Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Code-switching in Blackfoot stories Simon Fraser University
- Morphosyntactic multifunctionality of Korean ko and Japanese to/tte/te: A comparative study University of Victoria
- Spatial and discourse deixis and the speech act structure of nominals University of British Columbia; University of Pompeu Fabra and University of British Columbia
- Subsegmental interactions between affrication and devoicing in Québec French Université De Montréal
- Mobile lexical parentheses in metrical grids University of Toronto
- Lexical blending as a method for translating language-specific jokes from English-language sitcoms into Ukrainian The National University of Ostroh Academy; University of Calgary
- Canadian Raising: contrast neutralization in Meaford, ON, and Vancouver, BC University of British Columbia
- Testing contexts’ effects on the blocking of Mandarin ziji’s long-distance reflexivization University of Calgary
- Recycling in Catalan clitic acquisition: Underspecification… and frequency effects? University of Western Ontario; University of Alberta
- Introducing Phon to the sociophonetics community Western University; Memorial University
- Separating concord and Agree: The case of Zazaki ezafe University of Toronto
- The timing of head movement: Evidence from predicate clefts
- To be or not to be: Processing of negation according to language background University of Ottawa; Lund University
- Wrapping your head around idiom processing: Subjective and objective linguistics constraints University of Ottawa
- Notes on sluicing and swiping in (Canadian) French University of Ottawa
- An analysis of ATR harmony in Alur University of British Columbia
- On co-occuring plurals and classifiers in Khmer University of Ottawa
- The syntax of formality: Universals and variation University of Calgary; ICREA & University of Pompeu Fabra
- Plosive reduction in South Baffin Inuktitut Université du Québec à Montréal
- The H-pattern in Central Ibero-Romance: Further evidence for morphomes University of Western Ontario
- Writing vs. speech: How do Spanish online videos pronounce gender inclusive language? University of Western Ontario
- Definiteness in Laki University of Toronto
- Hybrid alignment in Laki agreement University of Toronto
- Definiteness and specificity in the Martinican Creole DP: Evidence from relative clauses Université de Montréal
- A corpus-based study of classifiers in Vietnamese University of Manitoba
- Une description sémantique et syntaxique du morphème d’aspect -liq- en inuktitut Université du Québec à Montréal
- La productivité morphologique des composés A-N et N-de-N dans la littérature française du 17e au 20e siècle Grande Prairie Regional College
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