2016 • Volume 1


Editorial

Introducing Glossa
Introducing Glossa

Johan Rooryck

2016-04-01 2016 • Volume 1

Squibs

Context updates are hierarchical
Context updates are hierarchical

Anton Karl Ingason

2016-10-04 2016 • Volume 1

Review Article

Review article of Waltraud Paul’s New Perspectives on Chinese Syntax (2015)
Review article of Waltraud Paul’s New Perspectives on Chinese Syntax (2015)

Yen-hui Audrey Li

2016-10-07 2016 • Volume 1

Book review

Book review of Yoad Winter’s Elements of formal semantics (2016)
Book review of Yoad Winter’s Elements of formal semantics (2016)

Jessica Rett

2016-10-20 2016 • Volume 1

Articles

Addressing the 'two interface' problem: Comparatives and superlatives
Addressing the 'two interface' problem: Comparatives and superlatives

Ewan Dunbar and Alexis Wellwood

2016-04-01 2016 • Volume 1

Velar palatalization in Chilean public speech
Velar palatalization in Chilean public speech

Tanya L. Flores

2016-05-13 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Palatalization

Modeling of problems of projection: A non-countercyclic approach
Modeling of problems of projection: A non-countercyclic approach

Jason Ginsburg

2016-06-01 2016 • Volume 1

Subject-object asymmetries in Persian argument ellipsis and the anti-agreement theory
Subject-object asymmetries in Persian argument ellipsis and the anti-agreement theory

Yosuke Sato and Simin Karimi

2016-06-17 2016 • Volume 1

A precedence-free approach to (de-)palatalisation in Japanese
A precedence-free approach to (de-)palatalisation in Japanese

Kuniya Nasukawa

2016-06-17 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Palatalization

Revis(it)ing French palatalization
Revis(it)ing French palatalization

Ali Tifrit and Laurence Voeltzel

2016-06-29 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Palatalization

Wide-focus subject-verb inversion in Ibero-Romance: A locative account
Wide-focus subject-verb inversion in Ibero-Romance: A locative account

Alice Corr

2016-06-29 2016 • Volume 1

Consonant harmony in Nilotic: contrastive specifications and Stratal OT
Consonant harmony in Nilotic: contrastive specifications and Stratal OT

Sara Mackenzie

2016-07-01 2016 • Volume 1

Transderivational relations and paradigm gaps in Russian verbs
Transderivational relations and paradigm gaps in Russian verbs

Katya Pertsova

2016-07-01 2016 • Volume 1

Palatalization and glide strengthening as competing repair strategies: Evidence from Kirundi
Palatalization and glide strengthening as competing repair strategies: Evidence from Kirundi

Alexei Kochetov

2016-07-06 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Palatalization

Degree quantifiers, bare quantifiers and intensifiers in the midfield: A new look at quantification at a distance
Degree quantifiers, bare quantifiers and intensifiers in the midfield: A new look at quantification at a distance

J.-Marc Authier

2016-07-06 2016 • Volume 1

Two ways of encoding location in Greek: Locative applicatives and prepositions
Two ways of encoding location in Greek: Locative applicatives and prepositions

Evangelia Daskalaki and Marios Mavrogiorgos

2016-07-06 2016 • Volume 1

Agreement and the structure of relative clauses
Agreement and the structure of relative clauses

Boban Arsenijević and Martina Gračanin-Yuksek

2016-07-08 2016 • Volume 1

Anticausatives are weak scalar expressions, not reflexive expressions
Anticausatives are weak scalar expressions, not reflexive expressions

Florian Schäfer and Margot Vivanco

2016-07-13 2016 • Volume 1

Inter- and intra-speaker variation in French schwa
Inter- and intra-speaker variation in French schwa

Andrew Bayles, Aaron Kaplan and Abby Kaplan

2016-07-15 2016 • Volume 1

How allomorphic is English article allomorphy?
How allomorphic is English article allomorphy?

Marjorie Pak

2016-07-15 2016 • Volume 1

Contrast preservation in Polish Palatalization
Contrast preservation in Polish Palatalization

Anna Łubowicz

2016-07-20 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Palatalization

Consonant-vowel interactions in Modern Standard Latvian: a representational and constraint-based account
Consonant-vowel interactions in Modern Standard Latvian: a representational and constraint-based account

Olga Urek

2016-07-20 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Palatalization

Vocoid-driven processes: Palatalization and glide hardening in Greek and its dialects
Vocoid-driven processes: Palatalization and glide hardening in Greek and its dialects

Mary Baltazani, Evia Kainada, Anthi Revithiadou and Nina Topintzi

2016-07-22 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Palatalization

Velar palatalization in Slovenian: Local and long-distance interactions in a derived environment effect
Velar palatalization in Slovenian: Local and long-distance interactions in a derived environment effect

Peter Jurgec

2016-07-22 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Palatalization

Covert partial wh-movement and the nature of derivations
Covert partial wh-movement and the nature of derivations

Hadas Kotek

2016-07-28 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: What drives syntactic computation?

Universal quantification as degree modification in Arabic
Universal quantification as degree modification in Arabic

Peter Hallman

2016-07-28 2016 • Volume 1

Fortis/lenis, glides and vowels in Quiaviní Zapotec
Fortis/lenis, glides and vowels in Quiaviní Zapotec

Hiroto Uchihara and Gabriela Pérez Báez

2016-08-17 2016 • Volume 1

The Prosodic Acquisition Path Hypothesis: Towards explaining variability in L2 acquisition of phonology
The Prosodic Acquisition Path Hypothesis: Towards explaining variability in L2 acquisition of phonology

Öner Özçelik

2016-08-23 2016 • Volume 1

Unacceptable but comprehensible: the facilitation effect of resumptive pronouns
Unacceptable but comprehensible: the facilitation effect of resumptive pronouns

Andrea Beltrama and Ming Xiang

2016-08-26 2016 • Volume 1

Interrogative Slifting: More syntactic, less parenthetical
Interrogative Slifting: More syntactic, less parenthetical

Arthur Stepanov and Penka Stateva

2016-08-30 2016 • Volume 1

Perspectives on palatalization
Perspectives on palatalization

Martin Krämer and Olga Urek

2016-08-31 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Palatalization

Japanese internally headed relatives: Their distinctness from potentially homophonous constructions
Japanese internally headed relatives: Their distinctness from potentially homophonous constructions

Alexander Grosu and Koji Hoshi

2016-09-09 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Internally-Headed Relative Clauses

Negative sensitive items and the discourse-configurational nature of Japanese
Negative sensitive items and the discourse-configurational nature of Japanese

Shigeru Miyagawa, Nobuaki Nishioka and Hedde Zeijlstra

2016-09-16 2016 • Volume 1

Ellipsis in appositives
Ellipsis in appositives

Dennis Ott

2016-09-16 2016 • Volume 1

Gender mismatches in partitive constructions with superlatives in French
Gender mismatches in partitive constructions with superlatives in French

Petra Sleeman and Tabea Ihsane

2016-09-16 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Partitives

Japanese internally headed relatives: A hybrid analysis with Kuroda functions
Japanese internally headed relatives: A hybrid analysis with Kuroda functions

Fred Landman

2016-09-21 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Internally-Headed Relative Clauses

The representation of syntactic action at a distance: Multidominance versus the Copy Theory
The representation of syntactic action at a distance: Multidominance versus the Copy Theory

Brooke Larson

2016-10-07 2016 • Volume 1

Recasting the typology of multiple wh-fronting: Evidence from Pontic Greek
Recasting the typology of multiple wh-fronting: Evidence from Pontic Greek

Dimitris Michelioudakis and Ioanna Sitaridou

2016-10-14 2016 • Volume 1

Telicity marking in Hungarian
Telicity marking in Hungarian

Éva Kardos

2016-10-14 2016 • Volume 1

Linguistic Creativity in Heritage Speakers
Linguistic Creativity in Heritage Speakers

Ekaterina Rakhilina, Anastasia Vyrenkova and Maria Polinsky

2016-10-26 2016 • Volume 1

Subset relations in ellipsis licensing
Subset relations in ellipsis licensing

Andrew Murphy

2016-10-26 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: What drives syntactic computation?

Two negations for the price of one
Two negations for the price of one

Rosalind Thornton, Anna Notley, Vincenzo Moscati and Stephen Crain

2016-11-08 2016 • Volume 1

Language as an instrument of thought
Language as an instrument of thought

Eran Asoulin

2016-11-16 2016 • Volume 1

Anticausatives are semantically reflexive in Norwegian, but not in English
Anticausatives are semantically reflexive in Norwegian, but not in English

Björn Lundquist, Martin Corley, Mai Tungseth, Antonella Sorace and Gillian Ramchand

2016-11-29 2016 • Volume 1

Assessing lexicalism through bimodal eyes
Assessing lexicalism through bimodal eyes

Chiara Branchini and Caterina Donati

2016-11-30 2016 • Volume 1

The morphosyntax of aspect stacking in Northeastern Neo-Aramaic
The morphosyntax of aspect stacking in Northeastern Neo-Aramaic

Laura Kalin

2016-12-02 2016 • Volume 1

Marginal contrasts and the Contrastivist Hypothesis
Marginal contrasts and the Contrastivist Hypothesis

Daniel Currie Hall and Kathleen Currie Hall

2016-12-06 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Marginal Contrasts

Unifying Japanese relative clauses: copy-chains and context-sensitivity
Unifying Japanese relative clauses: copy-chains and context-sensitivity

Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine and Isaac Gould

2016-12-16 2016 • Volume 1

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Collection: Internally-Headed Relative Clauses

Propping up predicates: Adjectival predication in Tłı̨ch​ǫ Yatıì
Propping up predicates: Adjectival predication in Tłı̨ch​ǫ Yatıì

Nicholas Welch

2016-04-01 2016 • Volume 1

Verb-second word order after German weil ‘because’: Psycholinguistic theory from corpus-linguistic data
Verb-second word order after German weil ‘because’: Psycholinguistic theory from corpus-linguistic data

Gerard Kempen and Karin Harbusch

2016-04-01 2016 • Volume 1

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