SWPL Volume 14

Editor: Thomas Doukas

Contents

• 3-13  Language impairments in autism: evidence against mind-blindness
  Aïcha Belkadi
• 15-21 What's wrong with vowel-initial syllables?
  Katalin Balogné Bérces
• 23-40 The end of the (Turkish) word
  Monik Charette
• 41-50 Now you hear it, now you don't; what happens with functional categories in children's early speech?
  Thomas Doukas
• 51-62 Pronouns, agreement and focus in Egyptian Arabic
  Malcolm Edwards
• 63-94 On synthesis, fusion and the difference between them
  László Kristó
• 95-108 Derived environment effects in GP
  Nancy C. Kula
• 109-129 Stress and syllabification in Arop-Lokep: an Optimality-Theoretic account
  Mary Raymond
• 131-167 A phonological investigation into the Meroitic 'syllable' signs - ne and se and their implications on the e sign
  Kirsty Rowan
• 169-206 Meroitic - an Afroasiatic language?
  Kirsty Rowan
• 207-226 Sounds difficult? Why phonological theory needs 'ease of articulation'
  David Shariatmadari
• 227-248 The linguistic profile of Down's syndrome subjects: evidence from wh-movement construction
  Marina Tsakiridou
• 249-264 Accents in Tokyo and Kyoto Japanese Vowel Quality in terms of Duration and Licensing Potency
  Yuko Z. Yoshida
• 267-281 Paradigm Regained: deixis in Northern Wakashan
  Emmon Bach
• 283-308 Discourse Functions without Peripheral Syntax
  Konstantina Haidou