Volume 10:1 (Spring 1980)
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Charles W. Kisseberth, Braj B. Kachru, Jerry Morgan, Ladislav Zgusta)
| Becker, Lee A., & David P. B. Massamba. CiRuri tonology (A preliminary view). | 1 |
| Cheng, Chin-Chuan, & Charles W. Kisseberth. Ikoravere Makua Tonology (Part 2). | 15 |
| Garber, Anne. Word order change and the Senufo languages. | 45 |
| Hock, Hans Henrich. Archaisms, morphophonemic metrics, or variable rules in the Rig-Veda? | 59 |
| Jake, Janice L. Object verb agreement in Tigre. | 71 |
| Kachru, Braj B. Socially realistic linguistics: The Firthian tradition. | 85 |
| Kachru, Yamuna, & Rajeshwari Pandharipande. Toward a typology of compound verbs in South Asian languages. | 113 |
| Kisseberth, Charles W., & David Odden. Aspects of tone assignment in Kimatuumbi. | 125 |
| Kisseberth, Charles W., & Winifred J. Wood. Displaced tones in Digo (Part I). | 141 |
| Lutz, Richard. Hindi verbs of judging: An application of Fillmore's system of semantic description. | 179 |
| Sherwood, Bruce Arne, & Chin-Chuan Cheng. A linguistics course on international communication and constructed languages. | 189 |
| Sridhar, S. N., & Kamal K. Sridhar. The syntax and psycholinguistics of bilingual code mixing. | 203 |
Volume 10:2 (Fall 1980)
Studies in Arabic linguistics
(Edited by Michael (J.) Kenstowicz)
| Abu-Salim, Issam M. Epenthesis and geminate consonants in Palestinian Arabic. | 1 |
| Broselow, Ellen. Syllable structure in two Arabic dialects. | 13 |
| Comrie, Bernard. The sun letters in Maltese: Between morpho-phonemics and phonetics. | 25 |
| Kenstowicz, Michael (J.). Notes on Cairene Arabic syncope. | 39 |
| Kenstowicz, Michael (J.), & Kamal Abdul-Karim. Cyclic stress in Levantine Arabic. | 55 |
| McCarthy, John J. A note on the accentuation of Damascene Arabic. | 77 |
| Welden, Ann. Stress in Cairo Arabic. | 99 |
| Britti, Anthony. A history of right dislocation in certain Levantine Arabic dialects. | 121 |
| Haddad, Ghassan F., & Michael Kenstowicz. A note on the parallels between the definite article and the relative clause marker in Arabic. | 141 |
| Kenstowicz, Michael (J.), & Wafaa Wahba. Clitics and the double object construction in Cairene Arabic. | 149 |
| Killean, Carolyn G. Demonstrative variation in Oral Media Arabic in Egypt. | 165 |
Volume 11:1 (Spring 1981)
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Charles W. Kisseberth, Braj B. Kachru, Jerry Morgan, Ladislav Zgusta)
| Bokamba, Eyamba G. Language and national development in sub-Saharan Africa. (A progress report). | 1 |
| Green, Georgia M. Pragmatics and syntactic description. | 27 |
| Green, Georgia M. Competence for implicit text analysis: Literary style discrimination in five-year-olds. | 39 |
| Kim, Chin-W. Epenthesis and elision in metrical phonology. | 57 |
| Kisseberth, Charles W. Displaced tones in Digo (Part 2). | 73 |
| Lee, Yen Ling. A study on code-switching in Taiwan. | 121 |
| Morgan, Jerry (L.). Some observations on discourse and sentence grammar. | 137 |
| Odden, David. Evidence for the Elsewhere Condition in Shona. | 145 |
| Tsutsui, Michio. Topic marker ellipsis in Japanese. | 163 |
| Cheng, Chin-Chuan, & Charles W. Kisseberth. Ikorovere Makua Tonology (Part 3). | 181 |
Volume 11:2 (Fall 1981)
Dimensions of South Asian linguistics
(Edited by Yamuna Kachru)
| Bhat, D. N. S. Physical identification in Kannada. | 1 |
| Hock, Hans Henrich. Sanskrit causative syntax: A diachronic study. | 19 |
| Kachru, Yamuna. On the syntax, semantics, and pragmatics of the conjunctive participle in Hindi-Urdu. | 35 |
| Kumar, Suresh. Discourse structure in a Hindi short story. | 51 |
| Mohanan, K. P. Pronouns in Malayalam. | 67 |
| Pandharipande, Rajeshwari. Interface of lexicon and grammar: Some problems in Hindi grammar. | 77 |
| Vijaykrishnan, K. G. The syllable in phonological theory: Arguments from Tamil. | 101 |
| Wallace, William D. Object-marking in the history of Nepali: A case of syntactic diffusion. | 107 |
| Bhatia, Tej K. Transplanted South Asian languages: An overview. | 129 |
| Bhatia, Tej K. Trinidad Hindi: Three generations of a transplanted variety. | 135 |
| Domingue, Nicole. Internal change in a transplanted language. | 151 |
| Pandharipande, Rajeshwari. Transitivity in Hindi. | 161 |
| Kachru, Yamuna. Transitivity and volitionality in Hindi-Urdu. | 181 |
| Bhatia, Tej K. The treatment of transitivity in the Hindi grammatical tradition. | 195 |
| Aggarwal, Narindar K. Reference material in Hindi: State of the art. | 209 |
Volume 12:1 (Spring 1982)
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Charles W. Kisseberth, Braj B. Kachru, Jerry Morgan, Ladislav Zgusta)
| Abu-Salim, Issam M. Syllable structure in Palestinian Arabic. | 1 |
| Cheng, Chin-Chuan. The Esperanto of El Popola Cinio. | 19 |
| Cheng, Chin-Chuan. A quantification of Chinese dialect affinity. | 29 |
| Dabair-Moghaddam, Mohammad. Passive in Persian. | 63 |
| Hock, Hans Henrich. Aux-cliticization as a motivation for word order change. | 91 |
| Kenstowicz, Michael (J.). Gemination and spirantization in Tigrinya. | 103 |
| Cheng, Chin-Chuan, & Charles W. Kisseberth. Tone-bearing Nasals in Makua. | 123 |
| Lederman, Shlomo. Problems in a prosodic analysis of Hebrew morphology. | 141 |
| Sherwood, Bruce Arne. Statistical analysis of conversational Esperanto, with discussion of the accusative. | 165 |
| Sherwood, Bruce Arne. Variation in Esperanto. | 183 |
Volume 12:2 (Fall 1982)
Papers on diachronic syntax: Six case studies
(Edited by Hans Henrich Hock)
| Hock, Hans Henrich. Clitic verbs in PIE or discourse-based verb fronting? Sanskrit sá hovaca g argyah and congeners in Avestan and Homeric. | 1 |
| Hock, Hans Henrich. The Sanskrit quotative: A historical and comparative study. | 39 |
| Kachru, Yamuna. Syntactic variation and language change: Eastern and Western Hindi. | 87 |
| Pandharipande, Rajeshwari. Counteracting forces in language change: Convergence vs. maintenance. | 97 |
| Pearce, Elizabeth. Infinitival complements in Old French and diachronic change. | 117 |
| Wallace, William D. The evolution of ergative syntax in Nepali. | 147 |
Volume 13:1 (Spring 1982)
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Charles W. Kisseberth, Braj B. Kachru, Jerry Morgan, Ladislav Zgusta)
| Bader, Yousef. Vowel sandhi and syllable structure in Kabyle Berber. | 1 |
| Blomeyer, Charlotte, & Tamara Valentine. 'We makin' some cookies': A child language case study of the effects of situational variation on pragmatic function and syntax. | 19 |
| Cassimjee, Farida. An autosegmental analysis of Venda nominal tonology. | 43 |
| Haller, John A. Enhanced miniature artificial languages. | 73 |
| Lederman, Shlomo. Relativization and pronoun deletion in Hebrew. | 83 |
| Livnat, Michal Allon. The indicator particle baa in Somali. | 89 |
| Ortiz de Urbina, Juan M. Empty categories and focus in Basque. | 133 |
| Rohrbach, Paula Chen. Two notes on negation in Japanese. | 157 |
Volume 13:2 (Fall 1983)
Studies in language variation: Nonwestern case studies
(Edited by Braj B. Kachru)
| Bhatia, Tej K. Variation in Hindi: Problems and prospects. | 1 |
| Hock, Hans Henrich. Language-death phenomena in Sanskrit: Grammatical evidence for attrition in contemporary spoken Sanskrit. | 21 |
| Kachru, Braj B. The bilingual's creativity: Discoursal and stylistic strategies in contact literatures in English. | 37 |
| Kachru, Yamuna. Cross-cultural texts and interpretation. | 57 |
| Lowenberg, Peter H. Lexical modernization in Bahasa Indonesia: Functional allocation and variation in borrowing. | 73 |
| Magura, Benjamin J. Language variation and language standardization: The case of Shona in Zimbabwe. | 87 |
| Pandharipande, Rajeshwari. Mixing and creativity in multilingual India. | 99 |
| Singh, V. D. Bazaar varieties of Hindi. | 115 |
| Valentine, Tamara M. Sexism in Hindi: form, function, and variation. | 143 |
| Zamir, Jan. Two social varieties of Farsi: 'Jaheli' and 'Armenian Persian'. | 159 |
Volume 14:1 (Spring 1984)
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Charles W. Kisseberth, Braj B. Kachru, Jerry Morgan, Ladislav Zgusta)
| Cassimjee, Farida, & Charles W. Kisseberth. Downstep in Venda. | 1 |
| Farina, Donna M. The morphological rule of learned backing and lexical phonology. | 31 |
| Haddad, Ghassan F. Epenthesis and sonority in Lebanese Arabic. | 57 |
| Hock, Hans Henrich. (Pre-)Rig-Vedic convergence of Indo-Aryan with Dravidian? Another look at the evidence. | 89 |
| Irshied, Omar, & Michael Kenstowicz. Some phonological rules of Bani-Hassan Arabic: A Bedouin dialect. | 109 |
| Pearce, Elizabeth. Variation in case marking with infinitival and clausal complements in Old French. | 149 |
| Wallace, William D. The interaction of word order and pragmatics in a Sanskrit text. | 167 |
Volume 14:2 (Fall 1984)
Language in African culture and society
(Edited by Eyamba G. Bokamba)
| Bokamba, Eyamba G. French colonial language policy in Africa and its legacies (Part I) | 1 |
| Clements, G(eorge) N. Binding domains in Kikuyu. | 37 |
| Creider, Chet A. Language differences in strategies for the interactional management of conversation. | 57 |
| Faraclas, Nicholas. Rivers Pidgin English: Tone, stress, or pitch-accent language? | 67 |
| Obeidat, Hussein Ali. Relative clauses in Standard Arabic revisited. | 77 |
| Stahlke, Herbert. Derivational conditions on morpheme structure in Ewe. | 97 |
| Steinbergs, Aleksandra. Loanword incorporation processes: Examples from Tshiluba. | 115 |
| Vine, Brent. African 'shadow vowels': A descriptive survey. | 127 |
| Yanco, Jennifer J. Modifiers in Bantu: Evidence from spoken Lingala. | 139 |
| Yokwe, Eluzai M. Arabicization and language policy in the Sudan. | 149 |
Volume 15:1 (Spring 1985)
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Charles W. Kisseberth, Braj B. Kachru, Jerry Morgan, Ladislav Zgusta)
| Archangeli, Diana. CV-skeleton or X-skeleton: The Turkish evidence. | 1 |
| D'Souza, Jean. Schwa syncope and vowel nasalization in Hindi-Urdu: A non-linear approach. | 11 |
| Dunn, Andrea S. Swahili policy implementation in Tanzania: The role of the National Swahili Council (BAKITA). | 31 |
| Hock, Hans Henrich. Yes, Virginia, syntactic reconstruction is possible. | 49 |
| Ka, Omar. Syllable structure and suffixation in Wolof. | 61 |
| Kachru, Yamuna. Applied linguistics and foreign language teaching: A non-Western perspective. | 91 |
| Kamwangamalu, Nkonko Mudipanu. Passivization in Bantu languages: Implications for relational grammar. | 109 |
| Nakazawa, Tsuneko. How do tense and aspect interact in determination of verb forms? Verb past forms and non-past forms in Japanese 'when'-clauses. | 135 |
| Ortiz de Urbina, Jon. Partitive constructions, unaccusativity and ergativity. | 147 |
| Sohn, Hyang-Sook. Korean irregular verbs and nonlinear phonology. | 157 |
| Valentine, Tamara M. Sex, power and linguistic strategies in the Hindi language. | 195 |
Volume 15.2 (Fall 1985)
Linguistic studies in memory of Theodore M. Lightner
(Edited by Michael (J.) Kenstowicz)
| Chvany, Catherine V. Ergative and argative (née ergative too). | 1 |
| Coats, Herbert S. Palatalization in Russian. | 3 |
| Davison, Alice. Case and control in Hindi-Urdu. | 9 |
| Foster, F. Joseph. Primitiveness, naturalness, and cultural fit. | 25 |
| Gladney, Frank Y. On glides following vocalic verbs in Russian. | 39 |
| Halle, Morris. Remarks on the scientific revolution in linguistics 1926-1929. | 61 |
| Kenstowicz, Michael (J.). The phonology and syntax of wh-expressions in Tangale. | 79 |
| Kim, Chin-W. Phonology on the C-string? | 93 |
| Lehman, Frederic K, with Namtip Pingkarawat. Missing nominals, non-specificity, and related matters, with especial reference to Thai and Burmese. | 101 |
| Lehmann, Winfred P. The persistence of pattern in language. | 123 |
| Lu, Zhiji, & Chin-Chuan Cheng. Chinese dialect affinity based on syllable initials. | 127 |
| Lunt, Horace G. On the progressive palatalization of early Slavic: Synchrony versus history. | 149 |
| Micklesen, Lew R., Sally R. Pitluck, & Edward J. Vajda. Derived imperfectives in Slavic: A study in derivational morphology. | 171 |
| Smith, Carlota S. Sentence topic in texts. | 187 |
| Zwicky, Arnold M. The case against plain vanilla syntax. | 205 |
Volume 16:1 (Spring 1986)
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Michael J. Kenstowicz)
| D'souza, Jean. Codification of non-native English: Is it necessary/possible? | 1 |
| Kachru, Braj B. ESP and non-native varieties of English: Toward a shift in paradigm. | 13 |
| Kachru, Yamuna. Applied linguistics and foreign language teaching: a non-Western perspective. | 35 |
| Kendall, Sue Ann, & James Hye-Suk Yoon. Sentence particles as evidence for morphosyntactic interaction with pragmatics. | 53 |
| Kenstowicz, Michael (J.). The phonology of Chukchee consonants. | 79 |
| Lu, Zhiji. Tonal changes: Interplay between tone and tone sandhi: A case study of the Shanghai dialect. | 97 |
| Nihalani, Paroo. In defence of implosives. | 113 |
| Radanovic-Kocic, Vesna. Synonym split in the dialect of Bosnia and Hercegovina: A study of a change in progress. | 123 |
| Rubach, Jerzy. Does the obligatory contour principle operate in Polish? | 133 |
| Treece, Rick. What is a Bantu noun class? | 149 |
Volume 16:2 (Fall 1986)
Illinois studies in Korean linguistics
(Edited by Chin-W. Kim)
| Ahn, Sang-Cheol. On the nature of h in Korean. | 1 |
| Chang, Suk-Jin. Tag questions in Korean: Form and function. | 15 |
| Cho, Euiyon. On the morphology of morphological causative verbs in Korean: An argument against Lieber's morpheme-based lexicon. | 27 |
| Cho, Jae Ohk, & Jerry Morgan. Some problems on NP coordination in Korean. | 45 |
| Choi, Yeon Hee. A study of coherence in Korean speakers' argumentative writing in English. | 67 |
| Kim, Chin-W., & Han Sohn. A phonetic model for reading: Evidence from Korean. | 95 |
| Kong, Yong-Il. The Korean writing system: A linguistic examination. | 107 |
| Lee, Sang Oak. An explanation of syllable structure change in Korean: With special reference to Vennemann's preference laws. | 121 |
| McClanahan, Virginia K. Negation in Korean and pragmatic ambiguity. | 135 |
| Shim, Seok-Ran. Umlaut in Korean. | 147 |
| Sohn, Hyang-Sook. Toward an integrated theory of morphophonology: Vowel harmony in Korean. | 157 |
| Toh, Soo-Hee. On the relationship between the early Paekche language and the Kara language in Korea. | 185 |
| Yeo, Sang-Pil. Fortition of loanwords in Korean. | 203 |
| Yoon, James Hye-Suk. Some queries concerning the syntax of multiple subject constructions in Korean. | 215 |
Volume 17:1 (Spring 1987)
Papers from the 1986 South Asian Languages Analysis Roundtable
(Edited by Hans Henrich Hock)
| Abbi, Anvita, & Mithilesh Kumar Mishra. Aspectual elements of simultaneity and interaction in Indian languages: A case for an areal universal. | 1 |
| Bundrick, Camille. A lexical phonology approach to Hindi schwa deletion. | 15 |
| Davison, Alice. Wh-movement in Hindi-Urdu relative clauses. | 25 |
| Garapati, U. Rao. The development of personal pronouns in modern Gondi. | 35 |
| Helmreich, Stephen C. Devanagari word-processing on the IBM-PC. | 51 |
| Hook, Peter Edwin. Poguli syntax in the light of Kashmiri: A preliminary report. | 63 |
| Kachru, Yamuna. Impact of expanding domains of use on a standard language: Contemporary Hindi in India. | 73 |
| Khan, Baber S. A. The ergative case in Hindi-Urdu. | 91 |
| Steever, Sanford B. Remarks on Dravidian complementation. | 103 |
| Subbarao, Karumuri V. , & Anju Saxena. Reflexives and reciprocals in Dravidian. | 121 |
| Tsiang, Sarah, & Albert Watanabe. The Pañcatantra and Aesop's Fables: A comparison of rhetorical structure in classical Indian and western literature. | 137 |
| Valentine, Tamara M. Interactional sociolinguistics and gender differentiation in North Indian speech. | 147 |
| Wallace, William D. The government and binding analysis of Nepali EQUI and subject-raising clauses. | 163 |
Volume 17:2 (Fall 1987)
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Michael J. Kenstowicz)
| Bennett, J. Fraser. Consonant merger in Navajo: An underspecified analysis. | 1 |
| Bokamba, Eyamba G., & Nkonko M. Kamwangamalu. The significance of code-mixing to linguistic theory: Evidence from Bantu languages. | 21 |
| Du, Tsai-Chwun. A computer tool in the study of Taiwanese tones. | 45 |
| Farina, Donna M. Multiword lexical units in French. | 63 |
| Green, Georgia M. Some remarks on why there is implicature. | 77 |
| Lu, Zhiji. Shanghai tones: A nonlinear analysis. | 93 |
| Nakazawa, Tsuneko, & Laura Neher. Rule expansion on the fly: A GPSG parser for Japanese/ English using a bit vector representation of features and rule schemas. | 115 |
| Teoh, Boon Seong. Geminates and inalterability in Malay. | 125 |
| Review | |
| Lee, Cher-leng. Review of Hakuta, Mirror of language: The debate on bilingualism. | 137 |
Volume 18:1 (Spring 1988)
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Michael J. Kenstowicz)
| Carreira, Maria. The representation of diphthongs in Spanish. | 1 |
| Downing, Laura J. Tonology of noun-modifier phrases in Jita. | 25 |
| Irshied, Omar, & Peter Whelan. Exploring the dictionary: On teaching foreign learners of Arabic to use the Arabic-English dictionary. | 61 |
| Kenstowicz, Michael (J.), Emmanuel Nikiema, & Meterwa Ourso. Tonal polarity in two Gur languages. | 77 |
| Moshi, Lioba. A functional typology of ni in Kivunjo (Chaga). | 105 |
| Patterson, Trudi A. Some morphological and phonological interactions in Lakhota. | 135 |
| Wong-opasi, Uthalwan. On deriving specifiers in Spanish: Morpho-phono-syntax interactions. | 151 |
Volume 18:2 (Fall 1988)
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Hans Henrich Hock)
| Abu-Salim, Issam M., & Hassan R. Abd-el-Jawad. Syllable patterns in Levantine Arabic. | 1 |
| Cervin, Richard. On the notion of 'second position' in Greek. | 23 |
| Gerdemann, Dale, & Erhard W. Hinrichs. UNICORN: A unification parser for attribute-value grammars. | 41 |
| Kamwangamalu, Nkonko Mudipanu. 'C-command' and the phonology-syntax interface in Ciluba. | 87 |
| Ourso, Meterwa A. Root control, underspecification, and ATR harmony. | 111 |
| Schäufele, Steven. Where's my NP? Non-transformational analyses of Vedic pronominal fronting. | 129 |
| Tsiang, Sarah. The discourse function of the absolutive in the Pañcatantra. | 163 |
| Zhou, Xinping. On the head movement constraint. | 183 |
| Review Article | |
| Hock, Hans Henrich. Finiteness in Dravidian: Sanford B. Steever (1988): The serial verb formation in the Dravidian languages. | 211 |
Volume 19:1 (Spring 1989)
Papers in General Linguistics
(Edited by Hans Henrich Hock)
| Arora, Harbir, & K. V. Subbarao. Convergence and syntactic reanalysis: The case of so in Dakkhini. | 1 |
| Bundrick, Camille. An inference-based account of restrictive relative which and that. | 19 |
| Cassimjee, Farida, & Charles W. Kisseberth. Shingazidja nominal accent. | 33 |
| Chung, Raung-fu. On the representation of Kejia diphthongs. | 63 |
| Gerdemann, Dale. Restriction as a means of optimizing unification parsing. | 81 |
| Hock, Hans Henrich. Conjoined we stand: Theoretical implications of Sanskrit relative structures. | 93 |
| Kachru, Braj B. World Englishes and applied linguistics. | 127 |
| Kachru, Yamuna. Corpus planning for modernization: Sanskritization and Englishization of Hindi. | 153 |
| Squib | |
| Bhatt, Rakesh Mohan. Good mixes and odd mixes: Implications for the bilingual's grammar. | 165 |
| Reviews | |
| Aitchison, Jean. Review of Agnihotri, Crisis of identity: Sikhs in England. | 169 |
| Pandharipande, Rajeshwari. Review of Bhatia, A history of the Hindi grammatical tradition. | 173 |
| Markee, Numa. Review of Chamberlain & Baumgardner (eds.), ESP in the class-room: Practice and evaluation. | 181 |
| Zgusta, Ladislav. Review of Katre, Astadhyayi of Panini. | 187 |
Volume 19:2 (Fall 1989)
The contribution of African linguistics to linguistic theory:
Proceedings of the 20th Annual Conference on African Linguistics (Vol. 1).
(Edited by Eyamba G. Bokamba)
| Introduction | vii |
| Clements, G(eorge) N. African linguistics and its contributions to linguistic theory. | 3 |
| Biloa, Edmond. Tuki gaps: Null resumptive pronouns or variables? | 43 |
| Childs, G. Tucker. Where do ideophones come from? | 55 |
| Ottenheimer, Harriet, & Heather Primrose. Current research on ShiNzwani ideophones. | 77 |
| Downing, Laura J. Tone in Jita questions. | 91 |
| Hyman, Larry M. Accent in Bantu: An appraisal. | 115 |
| Timmons, Claude, & Christian Dunn. La sélection morphophonologique des classes en kpokolo. | 135 |
| Ali, Mohammed. Trends in Oromo lexicon and lexicography. | 155 |
| Botne, Robert. Reconstruction of a grammaticalized auxiliary in Bantu. | 169 |
| Clamons, Cynthia Robb. Modification of the gender system in the Wollegan dialect of Oromo. | 187 |
| Appendices to the Proceedings | |
| A. History of the Annual Conference on African Linguistics | 199 |
| B. Research and publications in African linguistics by students, alumni, and faculty of the University of Illinois | 203 |