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Volume 1: Fall 1994, edited by John A. Goldsmith, Salikoko S. Mufwene, Barbara Need, and David Testin.

• Gaps in the Paradigm,
  by Geoffrey J. Huck and John A. Goldsmith
  
• The feature geometry of Modern Georgian harmonic clusters,
  by Marcello Cherchi
  
• Double modals in American Southern English: How peculiar are they?
  by Salikoko S. Mufwene
  
• Notes on N+VN compounds in Japanese: Evidence against postsyntactic compounds in Japanese,
  by Syugo Hotta
  
• Reflexive reference in West Greenlandic,
  by Jerrold M. Sadock
  
• PC-Kimmo: An application for morphographemic alternations and morphotactics
  of West Greenlandic Eskimo,
  by Kyunghwan Kim

• Introduction,
  by Amy Dahlstrom
  
• "Animacy" in Fox: on the motivation for animate/hierarchical alignment,
  by Gregory D. S. Anderson
  
• Aspect in Fox,
  by Irene Applebaum
  
• Word order, discourse function and Fox syntax,
  by Guy Dove
  
• Verb-verb compounds in Fox,
  by Syugo Hotta
  
• Noun incorporation in Fox,
  by Lynette Melnar
  
• Remarks on come and go in Fox narratives,
  by Saeko Reynolds

• Text: Mosquito, who fasted too long and became a spirit,
  by Alfred Kiyana
  

Last updated: November 20, 1998.