This paper posits a distinction between plain definite DPs and indexed definite DPs: only the
latter have a syntactically represented referential index, an idxP, in [Spec, DP]. After …

This article expands on cophonologies by phase, a model of the interface between
morphology and phonology, which was introduced in Sande & Jenks 2018. The crucial …

In this article, I demonstrate that Swahili distinguishes two types of resumptive pronouns:(a)
lower Ā-movement copies and (b) base-generated bound pronouns. These two types of …

Using novel data from Kipsigis (Southern Nilotic; Kenya), we present the first attested case of
across-the-board paradigmatic tonal polarity. The nominative case forms of nominal …

Nouns in Nuer (Western Nilotic) have been presented as an extreme example of inflectional
complexity, where a'chaotic'distribution of suffixes combines with dozens of different stem …

This article provides a general analysis of the semantics of person, broadly construed,
through a case study of Ojibwe (Central Algonquian). Ojibwe shows person-like distinctions …

The Final-over-Final Condition has emerged as a robust and explanatory generalization for
a wide range of phenomena (,). In this article, we argue that it also holds in another domain …

Words are of two kinds—simplex and complex words. Whereas both are important parts of
the mental lexicon, the latter are of special interest to psycholinguists and morphologists …

The papers in this volume, edited by Emily Clem, Peter Jenks and Hannah Sande (2019),
were presented at the 47th Annual Conference on African Linguistics (ACAL) at the …