Contributors
Preface
PART ONE: PROBLEMS IN PHONOLOGICAL REPRESENTATION
The Complex Status of Complex Segments in Dakota
Patricia A. Shaw
Invisibility: Vowels without a Timing Slot in Mohawk
Karin Michelson
Underspecification and Derived-Only Rules in Sekani Phonology
Sharon Hargus
Vowel Initial Suffixes and Clitics in Slave
Keren D. Rice
Articulatory and Acoustic Correlates of Pharyngealization: Evidence from Athapaskan
Eung-Do Cook
PART TWO: THE MORPHO-SYNTAX OF COMPLEX VERBAL MORPHOLOGY
Agreement in Dogrib: Inflection or Cliticization?
Leslie Saxon
Disjoint Reference in a "Free Word Order" Language
Ann Grafstein
Argument Structure and the Morphology of the Ojibwa Verb
Glyne L. Piggott
The Morphosyntax of Eskimo Causatives
John T. Jensen and Alana Johns
The Nature of Polysynthesis in Algonquian and Eskimo
J. Peter Denny
Relational Parameters of Reflexives: The Halkomelem Evidence
Donna B. Gerdts
Index