Volume 9, 1985

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Front Matter

Front Matter

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i - iii

Papers

The Study of Clitics in Historical and Comparative Linguistics

Vit Bubenik

1 - 12
The Description of Meaning and its Principles

Jean-Claude Choul

13 - 24
The Stressed Vowel Phonemes of a New Brunswick Idiolect and Central/Prairie Canadian English

William Davey

25 - 32
The Eastern Algonkian Animate Intransitive Negative

Audrey Dawe

33 - 41
The Use of Nova Scotia Idiom in Books for Young Readers

Lilian Falk

42 - 51
Markedness and the Acquisition of Pied-Piping and Preposition Stranding

Margot A. French

52 - 64
Les parlers cajuns de la Louisiane - où en est la recherche?

B. Edward Gesner

65 - 77
Requisites for a Sound Micmac Orthography

John Hewson

78 - 83
Basic Formative Elements of the Micmac Verb

Stephanie Inglis

84 - 91
Speech Communication in Canada's Educational System

Mary A. Lynch

92 - 99
Simultaneously Variable and Fixed? The Status of Some Initial Sibilants in English and Proto-Indo-European

Harold Paddock

100 - 112
Les phénomènes d'économie, de régularité et de différentiation observés au sein du système des pronoms personnels sujets d'un parler acadien

Robert Ryan

113 - 126
Final Vowels in Deverbative Nouns in OshiKwanyama

Aleksandra Steinbergs

127 - 136
The Inchoative in Kildin-Sami Sentences, Contrasted with their Russian Translations

László Szabó

137 - 144
The Linguistic Substrata of the Province of Corrientes, Argentina.

Sonia Thon

145 - 153