MIT Working Papers on Endangered and Less Familiar Languages #1

Papers in Honor of Ken Hale

Editor: ed. A. Carnie, E. Jelinek, and M. Willie, Year:2000

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Preface

Tribute to Ken Hale

Jane Hill

Tohono O'odham Ha'icu Ha-cegitodag

Ofelia Zepeda

Rethinking Switch Reference

Lynn Nichols

Person and Point of View in Navajo Verbs

Margaret Speas

Individual and Stage Level Predication and the Navajo Classificatory Verbs

Mary Ann Willie

Dative and Argument Hierarchies

Eloise Jelinek

The Navajo Prolongative and Lexical Structure

Carlota S. Smith

Head-Internal Relative Clauses in Dogrib (Athapaskan)

Leslie Saxon

Another Look at the Athapaskan y-/b- Pronouns: Evidence from Slave for b- as a Case Marker

Keren Rice

Yi and Bi: Proximate and Obviative in Navajo

Judith Aissen

Some Notes On Derivational Relationships Among Navajo Verbs

Leonard Faltz

Navajo Conditional Interpretations

Theodore B. Fernald, Ellavina Tsosie Perkins & Paul R. Platero

 

Incorporating Onsets in Navajo: the d-Effect

Joyce M. McDonough

The Features ROUND and LABIAL in Tohono O'odham

Jane H. Hill

Comments on Papers

Kenneth L. Hale