Vol. 34 No. FASL issue

FASL 33 Proceedings

• Pseudo-relative clauses and "Pseudo" pseudo-relative clauses

  Wayles Browne

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• (C)overt (in)definiteness marking in Bulgarian, Polish, Russian, and Ukrainian

  Daria Alexandrova (Seres), Luca Molinari

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• Processing syntactic dependencies in Slovene heritage speakers

  Katarina Gomboc Čeh, Arthur Stepanov

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• The role of the subjunctive in the factivity-assertiveness alternation in German and Polish

  André Meinunger, Karolina Zuchewicz

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• Case and Copular Sentences in Heritage Speakers of Russian

  Eugenia Kirsanova

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• UG determinism and phi-feature interpretability in the direction of language change

  Krzysztof Migdalski

  1-20

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• Case, prepositions and aspectual prefixation in Russian

  Antonio Civardi

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• Anti-anti-homophony Towards a syntactic account of “phonological” wh-cluster restrictions in Bulgarian

  Jules Roscoe, Gary Thoms

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• Two Predicative-of-State Constructions in Russian and Serbian

  Igor Mel'cuk, Jasmina Milicevic

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• Negation and Finiteness in BCMS

  Miloje Despic

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• Theme vowels, iterativity and verb classes: A DM analysis

  Petr Biskup

  1-23

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• Categorial mismatches of pronouns – a diachronic perspective

  Krzysztof Migdalski, Hakyung Jung

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• No HAVEs to GIVE? No problem! On the Lack of Asymmetries between Ditransitive 3 Constructions in Slavic Have vs. Be Languages

  Barbara Citko, Stephanie Harves

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• To inflect, or not to inflect, that is the question An experimental study of indeclinability in Russian

  Kirill Chuprinko, Natalia Slioussar

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• On Adjunction, Complementation and the Problem of Present Perfectives in Bosnian/Croatian/Montenegrin/Serbian

  Miloje Despic, Neda Todorovic

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