 | v + 335 pages publication date: October 2002 ISBN 978-1-57473-024-1 paperback, $35.00 ISBN 978-1-57473-124-8 library binding, $75.00 |
Section I: Historical Linguistics
The Grammaticalization of Non-Dative
Reflexes of Latin ill- in Spanish
José R. Carrasquel 1-18
"Esto es ligero de fazer":
Object to Subject Raising in Medieval and Early Modern Spanish
Mark Davies 19-31
Section II: Language Acquisition and Language Use
Subjunctive Instruction Enhanced with Syntactic Instruction
Joseph Collentine, Karina Collentine,
Victoria Clark, and Eric Friginal 32-45
The X Is That S: A Lexico-Grammatical
Device for Local Discourse Management
Gerald Delahunty and Maura Velazquez-Castillo 46-64
Tout se tient in Dominican Spanish
Pat Lunn 65-72
Declarative Intonation Patterns in Multiple Varieties of Spanish
Julia Tevis McGory and Manuel Díaz-Campos 73-92
Competence and Performance Differences between Monolinguals
and 2nd Generation Bilinguals in the Tense/Aspect Domain
Silvina Montrul 93-114
Pronominal Address Forms in Madrid
Amy Rossomondo 115-129
Focus on Clefts in Dominican Spanish
Almeida Jacqueline Toribio 130-146
Section III: Syntax and Semantics
External Possession and Topic Binding
Jon Franco and Alazne Landa 147-164
Modals in Catalan: Acquisition, Structure and Word Order
Anna Gavarró 165-177
Toward a Unified Analysis of Prenominal Adjectives
Javier Gutiérrez-Rexach and Enrique Mallen 178-192
A Quantitative Analysis of Spanish Indirect Object Doubling
Andrew J. Koontz-Garboden 193-211
The Word Order of Constructions with Ser and Estar,
a Subject NP, and an Adjective in Spoken Spanish
Francisco Ocampo 212-229
Section IV: Morphology and Phonology
Interdialectal Variation in Spanish /s/ Aspiration: The Role
of Prosodic Structure and Output-to-Output Constraints
Sonia Colina 230-243
On the Production and Perception of Spanish Palatal
Obstruents: An Acoustic Phonetic Study with Implications
for Phonology, Dialectology, and Pedagogy
Manuel Díaz-Campos and Terrell A. Morgan 244-268
Are Plurals Derived or Stored?
David Eddington and Patricia Lestrade 269-284
The Internal Structure of Spanish Pitch Accents
Timothy L. Face 285-303
Active or "Subjective" Adjectival-Participles in Spanish
Soledad Varela 304-316
Phonological Idiosyncrasies of Spanish Playful Words
Caroline R. Wiltshire and M. Irene Moyna 317-335