International Journal of American Linguistics 2007: Vol 73 Index & Table of Contents

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 73 (2007)
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Eugene Buckley: Vowel—Sonorant Metathesis in Alsea
Carlota §. Smith, Ellavina T. Perkins, and Theodore B. Fernald:
Juliette Blevins and Andrew Garrett: The Rise and Fall of / Sandhi
in California Algic
Carmen Jany: Is There Any Evidence for Complementation in
CRAIN ons ine 0 sk Rew wig Stossel CNS RG a eee
Ana Fernandez Garay: Coexistencia de dos sistemas sintacticos
en Tehuelche
Michael Cysouw: Content Interrogatives in Pichis Ashéninca:
Corpus Study and Typological Comparison
John P. Daly and Larry M. Hyman: On the Representation of Tone
in Penoles Mixtec
Lucia A. Golluscio: Morphological Causatives and Split
Intransitivity in Mapudungun
Howard Berman: A Blackfoot Syncope Rule
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Eleanor M. Blain and Rose-Marie Déchaine: Evidential Types:
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Matthew Gordon and Pamela Munro: A Phonetic Study of Final
Vowel Lengthening in Chickasaw
Kristine Stenzel: Glottalization and Other Suprasegmental Features
in Wanano
Frank Seifart and Doris L. Payne: Nominal Classification in the
North West Amazon: Issues in Areal Diffusion and Typological
Characterization
Gabriele Petersen de Pineros: Nominal Classification in Uitoto ...
Frank Seifart: The Prehistory of Nominal Classification in Witotoan
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Doris L. Payne: Source of the Yagua Nominal Classification
System
Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald: Classifiers in Multiple Environments:
Baniwa of Icana/Kurripako—A North Arawak Perspective
Editorial Note
Announcements
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REVIEWS
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Andrés Pablo Salanova: The Jarawara Language of Southern
Amazonia (Dixon)
Jonathan D. Hill: Translating Native Latin American Verbal Art:
Ethnopoetics and Ethnography of Speaking (Sammons and Sherzer,
eds.)
Announcements
*William Bright: The World Atlas of Language Structures (Haspelmath
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Anna Berge: Time in Child Inuktitut: A Developmental Study of an
Eskimo-Aleut Language (Swift)
Leora Bar-el: Musqueam Reference Grammar (Suttles)
Veronica Vazquez: Sonora Yaqui Language Structures (Dedrick and
Casad)
Announcements
Kenneth C. Hill: Comcaac quih yaza quih hant ihfip hac: Cmiique
iitom—cocsar iitom—maricdana itom = Diccionario seri—espanol—
inglés: Con indices espafiol-seri, inglés—seri (Moser and Marlett,
comps.)
Lisa Conathan: Osage Grammar (Quintero)
Mary Ruth Wise: Estudio sobre la lengua machiguenga (Pio Aza) ..
Andrés Pablo Salanova: A Grammar of Mosetén (Sakel)
Nicholas Ostler: Stories, Myths, Chants, and Songs of the Kuna Indians
(Sherzer)
Eloise Jelinek: Diccionario yaqui-espanol y textos: Obra de
LANGUAGE INDEX FOR VOLUME 73!
Abun* 155 Athabaskan 47, 58, 199, 243
Acatlan Mixtec 165, 166, 201 Atikamekw 87
Achagua_ 154, 479, 496-98 Austroasiatic*® 154
Ahtena 243 Austronesian* 156
Ahtna 47, 58 Ayacucho Quechua 153
Algic 72-937, 356 Ayanene 498
Algonquian 72-93, 257-91 Ayutla 165
Alsea 1-397 Bahwana 496, 497
Amahuaca_ 152 Baltic* 154
Amarakaeri 381 Banawé 126
Amarizana 496 Baniwa 382-86, 437, 439, 440,
Amazonian 126-28, 331-66, 475-5007
373, 381-87, 389-409, 411-45, Baniwa-Kurripako 382, 386,
447-74, 475-500 475-500
Amuesha_ 151-52 Bantu* 199, 423, 447, 448
Andoke 381, 413 Bara 332-64
Aonek’o ?a?jen 114 Barasana 332-64
Apurina 154, 158 Barasano 158, 332
Arabela 438 Bare 154, 496
Arabic* Bella Coola 4, 8, 16, 17
Arauan 126 Blackfoot 239-407
Araucanian 209-387 Bora 382-86,409, 411-45,
Arawa 126, 154 447-74, 496
Arawak 126, 356, 381-86, 413, Bora-Mirafa 382, 384, 411-45
437—40, 475-500 Bora-Muinane 470
Arawakan 130, 133-63, 447, 475 Bora-Witoto 488, 496
Arawan 158 Bora-Witotoan 447-74
Arctic Quebec Inuktitut 244-477 — Bristol English* 78, 90
Arizona Yaqui 378 Bunuba* 157
Ashaninca 150-51 Burmese* 487
Ashéninca 133-637 Cahuilla 242-43
Asian* 385, 447, 448 California Algic
Assamese* 451 Campa_ 134, 143,
Athabascan 157 Cariban 438
Carijona 438
Cashinahua_ 152
' An asterisk follows languages in this list Cayuga 22
that are not American Indian languages. The Cavuvava 38]
numbers refer to pages in volume 73 (2007) ae e al « ee - 747_5
of JJAL. Numbers followed by a dagger in- Central Salish 24; 50 ‘ ani
dicate that the language is the main topic of Chalcatongo 165, 166, 200, 202-3
that article, review, or note. Chalcatongo Mixtec 359
503
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AMERICAN LINGUISTICS
Chamicuro 152 367-69, 376, 377, 413, 459,
Chibchan 154, 158 460, 464
Chickasaw 293-3307 Ese’ejja 372
Chilean Mapudungun 211 Eskimo 323
Chimalapa Zoque 359 Eskimo-Aleut 244-47
Chimariko 94-1137 Ewe* 155
Chimwi:ni 323 Finnish* 293, 311, 321, 323, 324
Chinese* 55,59, 61, 451 Fongbe* 155
Chippewa 88 French* 43, 78, 81, 84, 243, 294,
Chol 212 311
Chon 114 Gaelic*
Chontal 212 German 61, 156-57
Coast Oregon Penutian 26 Germanic* 156
Coatzospan 166 Greenlandic Eskimo 293, 294,
Coatzospan Mixtec 359 323
Coos 26-27 Guahibo 489
Cora 251 Guajiro 356
Cree 257-917 Guarequena 496
Creek 294, 323 Guatuso 129
Cubeo 437, 440, 494, 495 Guaykuri 122
Curricarro 498 Guinau 496
Dakota 229, 371 Gwari* 159
Danish* 157 Halkomelem 247-50
Desano 159, 332-64 Hanis Coos 26-27
Dhegiha 370-72 Harakmbet 372
Diuxi 172 Hebrew* 245, 294, 323
Dutch* 157, 293, 323 Hangeminoam 16, 247—-S50+
East Cree 257-91 Hiaki 377
East Tucanoan 475-500 Hixkaryana 320
Eastern Mixtec 165-207 Hohddene 498
Eastern Tucanoan 381-86, 413, Hokan 367
437-40 Hopi 369
Eastern Tukanoan 33!-66 Huallaga Quechua 153, 158
Edoid* 201 Huarayo 372
Eipo* 156 Huitoto 385, 389, 469
Engenni* 201 Hungarian* 294, 323
English* 43, 45, 54, 57, 60, Hupda 438
63, 78, 81, 84, 90, 99, 128, Icelandic* 356
129, 130, 136, 137, 138; Ika 154
141, 154-56, 158-59, 225, Indo-European* 245, 356, 457
243, 246-48, 259, 260, 262, Indo-Pakistani Sign Language*
268, 293, 294, 311, 322, 324, 155
LANGUAGE INDEX FOR VOLUME 73
Inuktitut 59, 61, 244-477 Magdalena Pefiasco 166
Italian* 294, 323 Maidu 320-21
Jamamadi 126 Maipuran 151
Jamul Tiipay 159 Maipure 126, 496
Jagaru 153 Maka 154
Jarawara 126-287 Maki 438, 491
Jordanian Arabic* 323 Makuna 332-64, 413
Kabiyari 496 Manambu* 157
Kaishana 496 Manao 496
Kamsa_ 129, 130 Mandarin* 245, 294
Kanoé 438 Mandarin Chinese* 55, 59, 61
Kansa 370 Mandawaka 496
Karapana 332-64 Mapuche 129, 209-387
Karuk 242-43 Mapudungun 209-387
Kashaya Pomo 320 Mataco 154
Kenya Swahili Pidgin* 155 Mataco-Guaicuruan 154
Khasi* 154 Matses_ 158
Kilivila* 156 Mayan 358
Kinyarwanda* 311, 324 Mekens_ 154
Klallam 13-15, 17, 22 Meskwaki 88
Korean* 323 Mexican Yaqui 371
Koreguaje 332-64 Middle German* 156
Koyukon 47, 58 Mika 412-42
Kubeo 332-64 Minica Witoto 469-70
Kugu Nganiicara* 157 Minika 412-20
Kumandene 498 Mirafa 412-42, 466-67, 469, 472
Kuna_ 129, 130, 476-777 Mississippi Valley Siouan 370-72
Kurripako 475-500 Mixtec 165-207, 359
Kwa* 155 Mocho 129, 130
Kwakwala_ 14-15, 17 Mocovi 154
Kwaza 438 Modern German* 156
Latvian* 154 Modern Plains Cree 257, 263,
Lillooet 16 274, 277-78
Lithuanian* 154 Modern Yurok 74
Lower North Shore Montagnais Montagnais 257-91
284-85 Moose Cree 257
Luiseno 243 Mosetén 374-767
Lummi 22 Muinane 382-85, 411-45, 469
Machiguenga 150-51, 159, Murui 412-42
372-747 Muskogean 323
Macushi 320-21, 323 Musqueam 16, 247-507
Madi 126 Nahuatl 129, 242-43
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AMERICAN LINGUISTICS
Nambikuara 156 Pech 158
Nanti 150-51 Penoles Mixtec 165-2077
Naskapi 257-91 Penutian 1-39
Navajo 40-717 Perené Ashéninca 133, 150-51
Ndu* 157 Persian* 157
Niger-Congo* 159 Piapoco 479, 496, 497
Nipode 412-42 Pichis Ashéninca 133-637
Nishnaabemwin 88-89 Piraha 156
Nie?kepmscin 27 Piratapuyo 332-64
Nomatsiguenga 150-51, 154 Pisamira 332-64
Nonuya 412, 442, 469 Plains Cree 257-91
North Arawak 381-86, 475-500 Portuguese* 129, 480, 491
North Junin Quechua 152, 153 Pre-Andine Arawakan 134, 148
North West Amazonian 381-877, Proto-Algic 79
389-409, 411-45, 447-74, Proto-Algonquian 72-—93,239-40,
475-500 261, 278, 284, 287
Npoginiscn 16 Proto-Arawak 439, 478-79, 497
Nupoid* 159 Proto-Arawakan 151
Nuxalk 4 Proto-Baniwa/Kurripako-Tariana
O’odham 369 497
Ocaina 382, 385, 411-45, 469 Proto-Bora-Muinane 412—42
Oceanic* 13 Proto-Bora-Witotoan 469
Ojibwa 356 Proto-Mixtec 202
Ojibwe 88 Proto-Peba-Yaguan 469
Old Church Slavic* 17 Proto-Tukanoan 338-39
Omaha 371 Proto-Witoto-Ocaina 412—42
Omaha-Ponca 370 Proto-Witotoan 412-42
Oregon Penutian 23 Quapaw 370
Orej6n 332-64, 447-48 Quechua 129, 151-53, 263, 283,
Osage 370-727 373, 453
Paiute 159 Quechuan 152
Pajonal Ashéninca 133,151 Resigaro 413, 440, 496, 497
Palikur 438 Retuara 332-64
Pama-Nyunga* 122 Ritwan 72, 90, 91
Panoan 152, 156, 158 Rotuman* 13-14, 22, 29
Papuan* 155, 156 Russian* 17
Papuan Tip* 156 Saanich 14
Passe 496 Sakirabiat 154
Pastaza Quechua 129 Salish 4, 16, 27, 28, 247-50
Paumari 154, 158 Salishan 249
Peba 469, 470 San Miguel el Grande Mixtec
Peba-Yaguan 381, 384-86, 437, 165, 166, 200, 202-3
447-74 Sango* 154
LANGUAGE INDEX FOR VOLUME 73
Secoya 332-64 Tojolab’al 129, 130
Seri 367-707 Trans-New-Guinea* 156
Sheshatshiu 284 Tucano 440, 476, 491, 493, 494-
Shipibo-Konibo 152, 156 95
Shuar 129 Tucanoan 158, 159, 381-86, 413,
Sierra Miwok 14, 25 437-40, 447, 470, 475-500
Siona 332-64 Tukano
Siouan 370-72 Tukanoan 331-66
Siriano 332-64 Tupi 154
Siuci 498 Tupi-Guarani 157
Siuslaw 26-27 Turkish* 245
Slave 157 Tuyuca 332-64, 437
Slavic*® 17 Tzeltal 129, 130
Sonora Yaqui 250-547 Ucayali Ashéninca 133, 150-51
Southern Maipuran 151 Ucayali-Yurta Ashéninca 133
Southern Nambikuara 156 Uitoto 389-4097, 469
Southern Paiute 159 Urubu-Kaapor 157, 159, 250-54,
Southern Uto-Aztecan 251 377-78
Spanish* 129, 139, 152, 224, 226, Walbiri* 122
242, 243, 294 Wamiarikune 496
378, 390, 404, 413, 414, 429, Wanano 331-667
447, 458, 459, 491 Waorani 381, 386, 447
Spokane 16 Warao’ 129, 130
Sranan* 155 Warekena_ 154, 479, 497
St’ at’ imcets 16, 249 Warlbiri* 245
Straits Salish 14, 28, 29 West Papuan* 155
Swahili* 155 Western Maipuran 151
Swampy Cree 257 Witoto 385, 389, 411—45, 447-74
Taiwanese* 294 Witoto Mika 412-42, 470
Taiwano 331, 332 Witoto Minika 412-42
Takelma 23 Witoto Murui 412-42
Tamil* 129 Witoto Nipode 412-42
Tariana 382-86, 437, 439, 440, Witotoan 381-86, 409, 411-457
475-500 Wiyot 72-93
Tatuyo 332-64, 437 Woods Cree 257
Tehuelche 114-257 Xavante 129, 130
Teréna 154, 159 Yabaana 496
Tetelcingo Nahuatl 243 Yagua 382-86, 414, 437-39, 447-
Thai* 59 74+
Thompson River Salish 27 Yameo 469
Tiberian Hebrew 323 Yaminahua_ 152
Ticuna 438, 447-48 Yaqui 250-547, 377-787
Toba 122, 154 Yavitero 496
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AMERICAN LINGUISTICS
Yawelmani 25 Yuman_ 159
Yoeme 377 Yumana 496
Yoruba* 199, 203-4, 294 Yurok 72-93
Yowlumni 25 Yuruti 332-64
Yucatec Mayan 358 Zaparoan 386, 438, 447
Yucuna 413, 438, 496, 497 Zoque 129, 359