Selected Proceedings of the 39th Annual Conference on African Linguistics: Linguistic Research and Languages in Africa
edited by Akinloye Ojo and Lioba Moshi
Foreword
Akinloye Ojo and Lioba Moshi
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— Plenary —
Why Do Descriptive Fieldwork? Dictionaries, Precedence and Verb Argument Order
Ronald P. Schaefer
1-9 (
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— Historical Linguistics —
The Velar Ejective in Proto-Agaw
Paul D. Fallon
10-22 (
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— Morphology and Syntax —
A Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of the Final Vowels [i] and [a] in Luganda Deverbal Nouns
Franca Ferrari-Bridgers
23-31 (
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The Expression of Tense and Aspect in Shona
Carmela Toews
32-41 (
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Investigating the Shona Reflexive zvi
Dennis Ryan Storoshenko
42-55 (
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Evidence for the Mirror Principle and Morphological Templates in Luganda Affix Ordering
Laura McPherson and Mary Paster
56-66 (
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Object Marking in wh-questions in Bantu
Kristina Riedel
67-76 (
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What Makes a Sheng Word Unique? Lexical Manipulation in Mixed Languages
Mokaya Bosire
77-85 (
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Agree in the Functional Domain: Evidence from the Morphosyntax of Positive and Negative Imperatives in Standard Arabic
Usama Soltan
86-99 (
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Comparing APPLs and Oranges: The Syntax of Shona Applicatives
Heather Bliss
100-109 (
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— Phonology and Phonetics —
Shanjo and Fwe as Part of Bantu Botatwe: A Diachronic Phonological Approach
Koen Bostoen
110-130 (
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On Nasals and Nasalization in Òko
Joseph Dele Atóyèbí
131-136 (
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Singing in a Tone Language: Shona
Murray Schellenberg
137-144 (
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Intrinsic F0 in Shona Vowels: A Descriptive Study
Ashleigh Gonzales
145-155 (
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— Sociolinguistics and Stylistics —
Jè̩dí Ò M'Akò̩wé (Hemorrhoid Respects Not Even the Educated Elite): A Sociolinguistic-Stylistic Analysis of the Language of Yorùbá Herbal Medicine Practitioners
Adés
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̩lá O
̩láté
̩jú
156-165 (
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Linguistic Identity (re)Construction in Electoral Politics: The Case of 2005 Tanzanian Parliamentary Campaigns
Charles Bwenge
166-178 (
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