WAIL24 (2022)

Session 1, Phonetics & Phonology

James Yee (University of California, Santa Barbara)

Language and Identity in the Barbareño Chumash Language Community

Jonathan A. Geary (University of Arizona & the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation)

Stress-based truncation of loanwords in the Yuman languages

Iza Solá-Llonch (UC Los Angeles)

Morphosyntax and phonology condition primary prefix allomorphy in Lachirioag Zapotec

Session 3, Morphology, Syntax, & Discourse

Oscar Rojas Villarroel (UT Austin)

Evidentiality in two rural varieties in Cochabamba-Bolivia

Irene Appelbaum (University of Montana)

The Discourse-Status of Sole Third-Person Proximates

Luke Bishop (UT Austin)

Noun incorporation and Hispanicisms in Yucatec Maya: A closed class?

Session 5, Language Change

Gladys Camacho Rios (UT Austin)

Contact driven morphological change in Waylluma Quechua

Rita Eloranta (Hanken Svenska handelshögskolan, Helsinki)

Transition from a numeral classifier system into a specific counting system: the case of the Mochica language

Guillem Belmar Viernes, Alonso Vásquez-Aguilar, Eric W. Campbell & Jeremías Salazar (UC Santa Barbara)

Explaining allomorphy in Sà'án Sàvǐ ñà Yukúnanǐ: sound change and grammaticalization of person pronouns

Jaime Pérez González (UC Santa Cruz)

Split Aspectual System in Mocho’ (Mayan)

Session 6, Language Documentation & Revitalization

Clifton Pye (University of Kansas)

Sketching Infant Grammars

Alexia Fawcett (UC Santa Barbara)

A multi-modal approach to documenting Wao Terero in use: First-person point-of-view video and clarifying referents

Kristian Ali (UC Santa Barbara), Ben Braithwaite (UWI St. Augustine), Ian Dhanoolal (UWI St. Augstine), and Johannah-Rae Reyes

Documenting an (I)indigenous sign language in Guyana

Allison Taylor-Adams (University of Oregon)

Steps on a Long Journey: Language Learning Goals of American Indigenous Language Revitalization Practitioners

Conference Conclusion: 5:00 - 5:15