Aonuki (Yurika Aonuki) this morning at #SULA11 shared work on free relatives in Gitksan! One of the (cross-linguistic) takeaways is that indefinite free relatives in Gitksan are allowed in a broader range of semantic and syntactic contexts.

Congratulations to Yurika Aonuki who successfully defended her MA thesis entitled "Relative pronominal tense: Evidence from Gitksan, Japanese, and English” this week!

My MA thesis is now available. "Relative pronominal tense: Evidence from Gitksan, Japanese, and English" hdl.handle.net/2429/79536

My paper "Unifying the 'Still' and 'Just' Readings of k'ay in Gitksan" now available in Proceedings of WCCFL 37! lingref.com/cpp/wccfl/37/i…

New paper out by Bertrand, Aonuki, Chen, Davis, Gambarage, Griffin, Huijsmans, Matthewson, Reisinger, Rullmann, Salles, Schwan, Todorovic, Trotter & Vander Klok (2022). Nobody’s Perfect. Languages 2022, 7, 148. mdpi-res.com/d_attachment/l…

Hall, Aonuki, Vesik, Poy & Tolmie presenting "Sign Language Phonetic Annotator-Analyzer: Open-Source Software for Form-Based Analysis of Sign Languages" @ 10th Workshop on the Representation and Processing of Sign Languages: Multilingual Sign Language Resources Jun 25th

My Sinn und Bedeutung proceedings paper on tense in Gitksan and English is now available!: doi.org/10.18148/sub/2…