Selected Proceedings of the 38th Annual Conference on African Linguistics: Linguistic Theory and African Language Documentation
edited by Masangu Matondo, Fiona Mc Laughlin, and Eric Potsdam
Acknowledgments
Masangu Matondo, Fiona Mc Laughlin, and Eric Potsdam
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— Phonology —
Optimality Theory and African Language Phonology
Laura J. Downing
1-16 (
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Kɔnni Vowel Feature Spread across Consonants
Michael Cahill
17-25 (
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H Tone, Depressors and Downstep in Tsonga
Seunghun J. Lee
26-37 (
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Vowel Processes in Nguni: Resolving the Problem of Unacceptable VV Sequences
Galen Sibanda
38-55 (
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— Morphology —
Prosodic Morphology in Dagaare
Arto Anttila and Adams Bodomo
56-68 (
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Inflectional vs. Derivational Morphology in Tagdal: A Mixed Language
Carlos M. Benítez-Torres
69-83 (
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On the Identification of Noun Class and Gender Systems in Chakali
Jonathan Allen Brindle
84-94 (
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Does Logba Have an Adjective Class?
Kofi Dorvlo
95-105 (
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Moro Noun Class Morphology
George Gibbard, Hannah Rohde, and Sharon Rose
106-117 (
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The Morphology of Adverbial Clauses in Sheko
Anne-Christie Hellenthal
118-127 (
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Defining the Word in Kol
Bonnie J. Henson
128-140 (
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Suffix Ordering in Temne: A Case for Morphotactics
Sullay Mohamed Kanu
141-150 (
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Maa (Maasai) Nominalization: Animacy, Agentivity and Instrument
Doris L. Payne and Derek Olsen
151-165 (
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— Syntax and Pragmatics —
Evaluating the Immediate Postverbal Position as a Focus Position in Zulu
Leston Buell
166-172 (
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Anti-Agreement and [Person] in Bantu
Brent Henderson
173-181 (
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How Many Focus Markers Are There in Konkomba?
Anne Schwarz
182-192 (
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— Language Description, Endangerment, and Documentation —
Language Documentation as a Strategy for the Empowerment of the Minority Languages of Africa
Herman M. Batibo
193-203 (
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Notes on Lower Jubba Maay
Jade Comfort and Mary Paster
204-216 (
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Plant Names in the Tanzanian Bantu Language Vidunda: Structure and (Some) Etymology
Karsten Legère
217-228 (
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The Situation of Ndengeleko: A Coastal Tanzanian Language (P10)
Eva-Marie Ström
229-241 (
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