A view of phonology from a cognitive and functional perspective

This volume contains working papers on a variety of topics in linguistics. They include: A View of Phonology from a Cognitive and Functional Perspective (Joan Bybee); Geography of Shift: Distance from the Mexican Border and Spanish Claiming in the Southwestern United States (Garland D. Bills, Eduardo Hernandez-Chavez, Alan Hudson); Rethinking the 'Power Semantic': Alternatives for the Analysis and Interpretation of Non-Reciprocal T/V Address (Scott Schwenter); Prototype Theory in and Cognition (Patricia Escarraz); Sociolinguistic Competence in Context: The Formality Factor (Robin Dale Zuskin); Male/Female Speech Patterns: Singularity versus Diversity (Anne Wiltshire); Supplementing the Theory: On the Question of Proper Binding (Hector A. Torres); Some Considerations of the Use of Indices with Pronouns and WhTraces (Carolyn Kennedy); Toward a Better Understanding of Universal Grammar: Evidence from Child Language (Teresa M. Meehan); and Re-Examination of the Notion of Proper Binding: The Interpretation of Reflexives in Japanese (Teruo Ueno). (MSE) *********************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. *********************************************************************** 00 4.4.V.MMT mr,ve,neevel_AIAPr*Imeft..-% _ PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY