Volume 10

Cambridge Occasional Papers in Linguistics, Volume 10 (2017)

Edited by Chenchen Song and James Baker
 

The middle voice, valency and Aktionsart in the Arabic verb

Hannah Danbolt Ajer
pp. 1-21

Safety in numbers: Geminates in Lisbon Portuguese

Samuel Andersson
pp. 22-37

Factors 2 and 3: a principled approach

Theresa Biberauer
pp. 38-65

Control into infinitival relatives

Jamie Douglas
pp. 66-87

Negative inversion without negation: On fuck-inversion in British English

Craig Sailor
pp. 88-110

The interrelation between prosodic patterns and phonemic inventory: A comparative study of challenges and learning strategies in early English language acquisition

Julia Schwarz
pp. 111-151

Prosodically-driven morphosyntactic change? Revisiting the history of Chinese disyllabic words

Chenchen Song
pp. 152-196

The geometrical structure of linguistic theory: The case of Russian split scrambling

Thomas Jolyon Wood
pp. 197-236

Psychotypology of Chinese learners of English and its influence on the acquisition of metaphorical expressions: An offline study

Chris Mengying Xia
pp. 237-255

Ambipositions: A symptom of disharmony? An investigation of ambipositions and disharmony in Western Uralic languages

Hanna Danbolt Ajer
pp. 256-266

The challanges of cross-linguistic parsing

Maja Gwóźdź
pp. 267-278