CONTENTS

MAYAN LINGUISTICS SYMPOSIUM
I. Historical and Comparative Studies
Lyle Campbell: Nahua Loan Words in Quichean Languages
William M. Fisher: A Study in the Reconstruction ofProto-Yucatec
Eric P. Hamp: Maya-Chipaya and Typology of Labials . .
Nicholas A. Hopkins: Numeral Classifiers in Tzeltal,
Jacaltec, and Chuj (Mayan)
Sheldon A. Sper: Results of Dialectological Research
for an Atlas of Lake Atitlgn Cakchiquel . . . .
Louisa R. Stark: Mayan Affinities with Araucanian . . •3_14.
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II. Synchronic-Descriptive Studies
Robert W. Blair: On Broadening our Capabilities in72
Mayan Studies
Victoria Reifler Bricker: Relationship Terms with the.* . • 75
Usative Suffix in Tzotzil and Yucatec Maya
Sandra Derrig: Some Subcategories of Possessed Nouns
in Yucatec Maya . . . . . ...... . 87
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Marshall Durbin: Morphophonemics and Semantics
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Ray Freeze: K'ekchi' Predicate Nominatives
Holly Huber: A Preliminary Comparison of English and114. .
Yucatec Infant Vocalization at Nine Months
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Brian Stress: Tzeltal: Acquisition and Componentiality.

SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS
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E. Annamalai: On Moving from a Coordinate Structure in Tamil
147
Robert I. Binnick: Ambiguity and Vagueness154
Lawrence F. Bouton: Antecedent-contained Pro-forms . .
William R. Cantrall: If you hiss or anything, I'll do it back 168
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Guy Carden: The deep structure of "both" . . ....
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Alice Davison: Causal Adverbs and Performative Verbs . .
Wolfgang Dressler: Towards a Semantic Deep Structure of202
Discourse Grammar
Fred R. Eckman: Gapping, Deletion, and Derived Constituent
210
Structure
220
Mary Gallagher: Adverbs of Time and Tense
Jonnie Geis: Lexical Insertion of Locative and Time
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Prepositions
235
Michael L. Geis: Time Prepositions as Underlying Verbs .
Talmy GivOn: The Resolution of Gender Conflicts in Bantu
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Conjunction: When Syntax and Semantics Clash . .
Gene B. Gragg: Overt and Covert Categories in Derivational
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Morphology
270
Georgia M. Green: Haw Abstract is Surface Structure? .

•Wilbur A. Hass: Why We Can't Say What We Mean inTransformational Theory
James T. Heringer: Research on Quantifier-Negative Idiolects
John T. Grinder: Super Equi-NP Deletion . . . . . . .
Laurence R. Horn: Ain't it hard (anymore)
Lauri Karttunen: On the Semantics of Complement Sentences.
George Lakoff: Natural Logic and Lexical Decomposition .
Hong Bae Lee and Edward R. Maxwell: Performatives in Korean
Jerry L. Morgan: On the Criterion of Identity for NounPhrase Deletion
Masa Muraki: Presupposition and Pseudo-clefting .
Paul Neubauer: On the Notion "Chopping Rule"
Frederick J. Newmeyer: The Derivation of the English
Action Nominalization . . . .
Terence H. Wilbur: The Ergative Case and the So-called
Ergative-type Languages
Robert Wilkinson: Factive Complements and Action Complements

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OTHER TOPICS
Joseph C. Beaver: A Stress Swapping Rule in English Verse. .
Ranko Bugarski: Writing Systems and Phonological Insights. •Bill J. Darden: The Fronting of Vowels After Palatals
in Slavic
Gaberell Drachman: Rules in the Speech Tract
Timothy Guile: A Proposed Diachronic Marking Convention
Eric P. Hemp: Morpho-syntax as Proof in Etymology . .
Hain-I Hsieh: The Psychological Reality of Tone Sandhi
Rules in TaiwaneseMichael J. Kenstowicz and Charles W. Kisseberth: RuleOrdering and the Assymetry Hypothesis
Jerry Larson: Phonological Properties of Prosodic Features
James D. McCawley: Some Tonal Systems that Come Close tobeing Pitch Accent Systems but Don't Quite Make It .
Anthony J. Naro: Binary or n-ary vowel height features?
Historical Evidence
Jerrold Sadock: The Treatment of the Exceptions to theModern Hebrew Stress Rule
Walburga von Raffler Engel: Inflectional Endings andChildren's Egocentricity
William S-F. Wang and Chin-chuan Cheng: Implementation ofPhonological Change: the Shuang-fEng Chinese Case .
Dale E. Woolley: Speech Production Models and GrammaticalTheory
Victor H. Yngve: On Getting a Word in Edgewise
Arnold M. Zwicky: The Free-ride Principle and Two Rulesof Complete Assimilation in English

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