The April 2021 issue of the International Journal of American Linguistics (IJAL) is now available along with the April 2021 supplement, “Texts in the Indigenous Languages of the Americas: Uto-Aztecan Narratives.” A table of contents for each can be viewed below.
Visit the University of Chicago Press Journals website at journals.uchicago.edu/ijal to explore the individual articles and to learn more about IJAL, including how to submit manuscripts and how to subscribe.
Visit the website of IJAL’s editorial office at americanlinguistics.org.
International Journal of American Linguistics 87, No. 2 (April 2021)
ARTICLES
Grammatical Tone Patterns in Choguita Rarámuri (Tarahumara), Gabriela Caballero and Austin German
Descriptive Kinship Terms in Arawakan Languages: An Etymological Approach, Fernando O. de Carvalho
A Diachronic Account of Exceptional Progressive Nasalization Patterns in Guarani Causatives, Bruno Estigarribia
The Cabecar Relative Clause, Guillermo González Campos and Christian Lehmann
Mochica Pronouns: Their Internal Reconstruction and Significance for Worldwide Patterns of Paradigmatic Resemblances in Pronominal Shapes, Matthias Urban
REVIEW
A Grammar of Upper Tanana, Volume 1: Phonology, Lexical Classes, Morphology. By Olga Lovick, Reviewed by Alessandro Jaker
Announcements
International Journal of American Linguistics 87, No. S1 (April 2021)
Texts in the Indigenous Languages of the Americas: Uto-Aztecan Narratives
ARTICLES
Introduction, Gabriela García Salido and Tim Thornes
Northern Paiute, †Ruth Hoodie Lewis and Tim Thornes
Nuwä Abigip: Kawaiisu Language and Cultural Center, Laura Grant and Jocelyn Ahlers
Pahka’anil (Tübatulabal): Two Texts, Lindsay Marean, Michael Ahland, Bethany Lycan, Sergio Sandoval Sanchez, and Nicholas Sinetos
Serrano, Kenneth C. Hill
Cupeño, Jane H. Hill
Hiaki, Santos Leyva, Maria Leyva, Meg Anna Harvey, and Heidi Harley
Sonora Yaqui, Lilián Guerrero
Choguita Rarámuri (Tarahumara), Gabriela Caballero, Sebastián Fuentes Holguín, and Bertha Fuentes Loya
Southeastern Tepehuan, Gabriela García Salido, Inocencia Arellano Mijarez, and Michael Everdell
Tlaxcalan Nahuatl (Malinche Mexicano), Jane H. Hill
References and Abbreviations