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SUMMARY: Rose-Marie Déchaine Research Seminar
DESCRIPTION: Rose-Marie Déchaine will present joint work with Nathan Brinkl
 ow\, Monique Dufresne and Greg Lessard at a research seminar. The event wil
 l be held via Zoom: https://ubc.zoom.us/j/64763345823?pwd=WDNNOXJYN3dOcUhje
 TRiZ2VqaU9PUT09. The passcode is 635410. (The meeting ID is 647 6334 5823.)
 . Abstract: This presentation reports on collaborative work on Kanyen’kéha 
 (Mohawk)\, a northern Iroquoian language spoken in Ontario\, Québec\, and [
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p>Rose-Marie Déchaine will present joint wor
 k with Nathan Brinklow\, Monique Dufresne and Greg Lessard at a research se
 minar.</p><p>The event will be held via <a href="https://ubc.zoom.us/j/6476
 3345823?pwd=WDNNOXJYN3dOcUhjeTRiZ2VqaU9PUT09">Zoom: https://ubc.zoom.us/j/6
 4763345823?pwd=WDNNOXJYN3dOcUhjeTRiZ2VqaU9PUT09</a>. The passcode is 635410
 . (The meeting ID is 647 6334 5823.).</p><p><b>Abstract:<br /></b><span sty
 le="font-weight: 400\;">This presentation reports on collaborative work on 
 Kanyen’kéha (Mohawk)\, a northern Iroquoian language spoken in Ontario\, Qu
 ébec\, and upstate New York. We explore the syntactic properties of the  “l
 eft-edge” prefixes (traditionally called pre-prefixes) which occur at the l
 eft margin of the verb complex. We argue that:</span></p><p><span style="fo
 nt-weight: 400\;">(i) pre-prefixes sub-divide into two classes according to
  whether they realize C.FORCE or C.FINITENESS\;<br /></span><span style="fo
 nt-weight: 400\;">(ii) C.FORCE contrasts are polarity sensitive\, and so ha
 ve different realizations according to whether the clause is affirmative (o
 r more specifically assertive) or negative.<br /></span><span style="font-w
 eight: 400\;">(iii) C.FINITENESS prefixes condition the realization of suff
 ixal aspectual marking at the right-edge of the verb complex\;<br /></span>
 <span style="font-weight: 400\;">(iv) AspP constitutes a phase\, and is the
  locus of grammatical agreement\;<br /></span><span style="font-weight: 400
 \;">(v) C.FORCE\, C.FINITENESS\, and Asp participate in scalar contrasts\;<
 /span></p><p><span style="font-weight: 400\;">More generally\, our analysis
  leads to the conclusion that:</span></p><ul><li><span style="font-weight: 
 400\;"> morphologically\, paradigms are emergent\;</span></li><li><span sty
 le="font-weight: 400\;"> semantically\, scalar logic is pervasive (in Kanye
 n’kéha\, and arguably in all languages)\;</span></li><li><span style="font-
 weight: 400\;"> syntactically\, locality of selection allows us to detect t
 he pervasiveness of scalar logic.</span></li></ul><p> </p><p> </p>
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