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Volume 4 • 2019

This volume contains peer-reviewed papers developed from presentations at the 4th Workshop on Turkic and Languages in Contact with Turkic (Tu+4), which was held at New York University on February 16-17, 2019.

Editors: Paloma Jeretič, Yağmur Sağ. 

Articles


Potential answer readings expected, missing

Deniz Özyıldız

2019-10-07 Volume 4 • 2019 • 74-88

Logophoric Centers as Antecedents of NOC PRO: Evidence from Turkish Subject Infinitives

Duygu Göksu

2019-10-07 Volume 4 • 2019 • 53-61

A phonetic study of length and duration in Kyrgyz vowels

Nathaniel Ziv Stern and Jonathan North Washington

2019-10-07 Volume 4 • 2019 • 119-131

Delineating Turkic non-finite verb forms by syntactic function

Jonathan North Washington and Francis Morton Tyers

2019-10-07 Volume 4 • 2019 • 115-129

Pseudo-sluicing in Turkish: A pro-form Analysis

Bilge Palaz

2019-10-07 Volume 4 • 2019 • 62-73

Head Movement, Suspended Affixation, and the Turkish Clausal Spine

Kutay Serova

2019-10-07 Volume 4 • 2019 • 89-103

Syllable Contact and Emergent Lenition in Bashkir

Matthew Carter

2019-10-07 Volume 4 • 2019 • 14-28

The overabundance of the perfect and the restriction of evidentiality in Standard Azerbaijani: A diachronic study of -(y)Ib and -mIş

Matthew Zaslansky

2019-10-07 Volume 4 • 2019 • 104-118

Definiteness, Structure and Agreement in Turkish Possessives

Betul Erbasi

2019-10-07 Volume 4 • 2019 • 41-52

Mismatched suppletion in Azeri as morphology/phonology competition

Colin Davis

2019-10-07 Volume 4 • 2019 • 29-40

Dative Arguments in Turkish: Caused Experiencers versus Applicatives

Faruk Akkuş

2019-10-07 Volume 4 • 2019 • 1-13