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Publications
Jürgen Bohnemeyer Relativity and linguistic
anthropology in press The
macro-event
property: The segmentation of causal chains. (With N. J. Enfield, J. Essegbey, and 2007 Principles of event
representation
in language: The case of motion events. (With N. J. Enfield, J. Essegbey, 2006 Ways
to go:
Methodological considerations in Whorfian studies on motion events.
(With 2003 The unique vector
constraint: The impact of
direction changes on the linguistic segmentation of motion events. In
E. van der Zee and J.
Slack (eds.), Representing direction in
language and space. 2001 Prinzipien
der Ereignisrepresentation am Beispiel
von Bewegungsereignissen
[Principles of
event representation, with reference to motion events.] In: Jahrbuch 2001. Edited
by the
Max Planck Society. Goettingen:
Vandenhoek
& Ruprecht.
359-363. Preprint. 2009
Temporal anaphora in a tenseless language. In W. Klein and P. Li
(eds.), The expression of time in language.
2004
Event realization and
default aspect. Linguistics
and Philosophy 27(3): 263-296. (with Mary Swift) Abstract. Preprint. Errata. 2003
Invisible time lines in
the fabric of events: Temporal
coherence in Yucatec narratives. Journal of
Linguistic
Anthropology 13(2): 139-162. Abstract. Preprint. 2003 2002 The
grammar of time reference in Yukatek
Maya. 2000 Event
order in language and cognition. In
H. de Hoop
and T. van der Wouden (eds.), Linguistics in
the
Netherlands, 17 (pp. 1-16). 2000 Where do pragmatic
meanings come from? The
source of temporal inferences in discourse coherence. In
W. Spooren,
T. Sanders & C. van Wijk (Eds.), Samenhang
in
diversiteit. Opstellen
voor Leo Noordman [Unity in
diversity.
Papers presented to Leo Noordman].
1998 Temporal Reference from a
Radical Pragmatics
Perspective: Why Yucatec does not need to express ‘after’ and ‘before’.
Cognitive Linguistics 9‑3
1998. 239‑282. Abstract. 1998 Temporale
Relatoren im hispano‑yukatekischen
Sprachkontakt
[Temporal connectives
in Spanish-Yukatekan
language contact]. In
A. Koechert &
T. Stolz
(Eds.), Convergencia e Individualidad.
Las lenguas Mayas entre
hispanización
e indigenismo [Convergence
and
individuality: the Mayan languages between hispanization
and indigenous identity activism]. Hannover
etc.: Verlag für Ethnologie
(Colección
Americana; 9). 195‑241. 1997 Yucatec
Mayan lexicalization patterns in time and space. In
M. Biemans & J.
v.d. Weijer (eds.), Proceedings
of the under review Configuraciones temáticas atípicas y el uso de predicados complejos en perspectiva tipológica [Atypical thematic configurations and the use of complex predicates in typological perspective]. (With N. Enfield, J. Essegbey, A. Majid, and M. van Staden.) Submitted to Memorias del X Encuentro Internacional De Linguística En El Noroeste. Editoriales UniSon, Hermosillo, Mexico. Preprint in press Linking
without grammatical relations in Yucatec: Alignment, extraction, and
control. In Y. Nishina, Y. M. Shin, S. Skopeteas, E. Verhoeven,
&
J. Helmbrecht (Eds.), Issues in functional-typological linguistics and
language theory: A Festschrift for Christian Lehmann on the occasion of
his 60th birthday. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. Abstract. Ms. 2007 Morpholexical transparency
and the
argument structure of verbs of cutting and breaking. Cognitive
Linguistics 18(2): 153-177. Abstract. Preprint. 2007
The
pitfalls of
getting from here to there: Bootstrapping the syntax and semantics of
motion event expressions in Yucatec Maya. In M. Bowerman & P.
Brown
(eds.), Cross-linguistic Perspectives on
Argument
Structure: Implications for Learnability.
2004 Split intransitivity,
linking, and lexical
representation: the case of Yukatek
Maya. Linguistics 42(1): 67-107. Abstract. Preprint. 2001 Argument and Event
Structure in Yukatek
Verb Classes. In J.-Y. Kim & A. Weerle
(Eds.), The Proceedings of
SULA: The Semantics of Under-Represented Languages in the in
press. The
language-specificity
of Conceptual Structure: Path, Fictive Motion, and time relations. In
B. Malt. & P. Wolff (Eds.), Words and the world.
under review. Two
Ways to
Skin a Cat: Alternative Approaches to the Analysis of Spatial
Demonstratives. Submitted to M. Dunn & S. Meira
(in prep.), Demonstratives in
Cross-linguistic Perspective. Ms. in preparation.
When going
means becoming gone: Framing Motion as State Change in Yukatek Maya. Ms. 2008
Thinking-for-speaking: evidencia
a partir de la codificación
de disposiciones espaciales
en español y yucateco
[Thinking for speaking: Evidence from the encoding of spatial
dispositions in Spanish and Yucatec]. Memoria
del
IX Encuentro Internacional De Lingüística En El Noroeste. Vol. 2. Hermosillo:
Editorial
UniSon. 175-190. (With
V.
Belloro, D. Gentner, and K. Braun.) Preprint. 2008
Object
to
path in 2008 Complex landscape terms
in Seri.
(With Carolyn O’Meara.) Language Sciences 30(2-3):
316-339. Abstract.
Preprint. 2007
The
pitfalls of
getting from here to there: Bootstrapping the syntax and semantics of
motion event expressions in Yucatec Maya. In M. Bowerman & P.
Brown
(eds.), Cross-linguistic Perspectives on
Argument
Structure: Implications for Learnability.
2007 Principles of event
representation
in language: The case of motion events. (With N. J. Enfield, J. Essegbey, 2007 Standing divided:
dispositional
predicates and locative predications in two Mayan languages. Linguistics
45(5-6): 1105-1151 (with P. Brown). Abstract.
Preprint. 2006 Ways
to go:
Methodological considerations in Whorfian studies on motion events.
(With 2006 Spatial reference in Yukatek Maya: a survey. In S. C.
Levinson &
D. P. Wilkins (eds.), Grammars of space.
2003 The unique vector
constraint: The impact of
direction changes on the linguistic segmentation of motion events. In
E. van der Zee and J.
Slack (eds.), Representing direction in
language and space. 2001 Deixis.
In N. J.
Smelser & P. B. Baltes (Eds.), International
Encyclopedia of
the Social & Behavioral
Sciences. Volume 5.
(Section Editor for Linguistics: B. Comrie). 2001 Prinzipien der
Ereignisrepresentation am
Beispiel von Bewegungsereignissen [Principles of event representation,
with reference to motion events.] In: Jahrbuch
2001. Edited
by the
Max Planck Society. Goettingen:
Vandenhoek
& Ruprecht.
359-363. Preprint. 1997 Yucatec
Mayan lexicalization patterns in time and space. In
M. Biemans & J.
v.d. Weijer (eds.), Proceedings
of the Relativity
and linguistic anthropology in
press The
language-specificity
of Conceptual Structure: Path, Fictive Motion, and time relations. In
B. Malt. & P. Wolff (Eds.), Words and the world.
2008
Thinking-for-speaking: evidencia
a partir de la codificación
de disposiciones espaciales
en español y yucateco
[Thinking for speaking: Evidence from the encoding of spatial
dispositions in Spanish and Yucatec]. Memoria
del
IX Encuentro Internacional De Lingüística En El Noroeste. Vol. 2. Hermosillo:
Editorial
UniSon. 175-190. (With
V.
Belloro, D. Gentner, and K. Braun.) Preprint. 2008
Complex
landscape terms in Seri. (With Carolyn O’Meara.) Language
Sciences 30(2-3):
316-339. Abstract.
Preprint. 2006 Ways to go:
Methodological
considerations in Whorfian studies on motion events (With S. Eisenbeiss and B. Narasimhan) 2003
Invisible time lines
in the fabric of events:
Temporal coherence in Yucatec narratives. Journal
of
Linguistic Anthropology 13(2): 139-162. Abstract. Preprint. 2002 Review of Puetz,
M. & Verspoor,
M., Explorations in
Linguistic Relativity. Language and Society
31(3):
452-456. Preprint. 2000 Event
order in language and cognition. In
H. de Hoop
and T. van der Wouden (eds.), Linguistics in
the
Netherlands, 17 (pp. 1-16). 1998 Time
relations in discourse:
Evidence from a comparative approach to Yukatek
Maya. Doctoral dissertation, Tilburg Universty.
Abstract. 1998 Temporal Reference from a
Radical Pragmatics
Perspective: Why Yucatec does not need to express ‘after’ and ‘before’.
Cognitive Linguistics 9‑3
1998. 239‑282. Abstract. 1997 Yucatec
Mayan lexicalization patterns in time and space. In
M. Biemans & J.
v.d. Weijer (eds.), Proceedings
of the 2005 Short
review of Löbner, S.,
Understanding
Semantics. Linguistics 43(2):
443-448. Preprint. 2003 2000 Event
order in language and cognition. In
H. de Hoop
and T. van der Wouden (eds.), Linguistics in
the
Netherlands, 17 (pp. 1-16). 2000 Where do pragmatic
meanings come from? The
source of temporal inferences in discourse coherence. In
W. Spooren,
T. Sanders & C. van Wijk (Eds.), Samenhang
in
diversiteit. Opstellen
voor Leo Noordman [Unity in
diversity.
Papers presented to Leo Noordman].
1998 Temporal Reference from a
Radical Pragmatics
Perspective: Why Yucatec does not need to express ‘after’ and ‘before’.
Cognitive
Linguistics 9‑3
1998.
239‑282. Abstract. in press Linking
without grammatical relations in Yucatec: Alignment, extraction, and
control. In Y. Nishina, Y. M. Shin, S. Skopeteas, E. Verhoeven,
&
J. Helmbrecht (Eds.), Issues in functional-typological linguistics and
language theory: A Festschrift for Christian Lehmann on the occasion of
his 60th birthday. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. Abstract. Ms. in press The
macro-event
property: The segmentation of causal chains. (With N. J. Enfield, J. Essegbey, and 1998 Die Stellung sententialer
Topics im
Yukatekischen. In D. Zaefferer (Ed.), Deskriptive
Grammatik und allgemeiner Sprachvergleich [descriptive
grammar and
general language comparison]. Tübingen:
Niemeyer
(Linguistische Arbeiten; 383). 55‑85. 1994 Zur
Onomasiologie der
interpropositionalen Relationen [An onomasiological account
of
interpropositional relations]. 1993 On
the domain of semasiological
grammar.
* some handouts from recent presentations not yet written up * 2009 Space in semantic typology: The MesoSpace project. Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies, Workshop on Grammar, space, and cognition. Albert-Ludwigs Universitaet Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany. Handout. 2009 Meronomia y marcos de referencia: Evidencia a traves del maya yucateco. The Fourth Conference on Indigenous Languages of Latin America. University of Texas, Austin. Handout. 2009 The macro-event property and the LSC. With R. Van Valin, Jr. 2009 International Conference on Role and Reference Grammar. University of California, Berkeley. Handout. 2009
The grammar of parts, places, and paths in
languages of Mexico. With R. Romero Méndez, C. O’Meara, and G. Pérez
Báez. SULA 5: Semantics of Under-Represented Languages in the Americas.
Harvard University/MIT. Handout. 2009
Path to second language via Conceptual
Structure. With R. Romero Méndez. Workshop “The Mind-Context Divide”;
Iowa City, IA. Handout. 2008
Volumes,
surfaces, and extreme points: Meronymy and
object-centered geometry in Yucatec Maya. Brown bag lunch talk,
Northwestern University, Evanston, IL. Handout. 2008
Thinking for speaking: Evidence from the encoding of
spatial dispositions in Spanish and Yucatec. Spatial Intelligence and
Learning Center, Northwestern University and University of Chicago,
Chicago, IL. Handout. 2007
Aspect,
temporal
anaphora, and tenseless languages: A new Gricean
account. SULA 4: Semantics of Under-Represented Languages in the 2007 How
to hammer a
shirt apart (and talk about it): Unusual instrument-theme
configurations and complex predicates across languages. Unusual Events
Fest; 2006 Force Dynamics and the
progressive. Annual
Meeting of the Linguistic Society of 2005 Gradability
and
the correct analysis of progressive achievements. Annual Meeting of the
Linguistic Society of 2004
When going means
becoming gone: Framing motion as
state change in Yukatek.
Session “The
expression of 2003
Relative tense vs.
aspect: The case reopened. SULA
2: Semantics of Under-Represented Languages in the 2003
Verb compounding in Yukatek
Maya: A complex predicate analysis. Session “Complex predicates in the
languages of the 2002
Activity nouns, unaccusativity,
and argument marking in Yukatekan.
Special
Session “Denominal Verbs
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