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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  13 August 2018

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Kimberly L. Geeslin
Kimberly L. Geeslin
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The Cambridge Handbook of Spanish Linguistics , pp. 758 - 764
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Index

ʒeísmo, 518
θ role. See thematic role
φ features. See phi features
Aaron, J. E., 584
acquisition, 39–42
first language, 38, 298
second language, 40, 298, 649–663, 668–683, 689–704
variation, 681–682
adjectives. See attributive adjectives
African American Vernacular, 568, 569
Agree, 16, 334–336
agreement, 110, 269, 273–275, 330–338, 364–366, 399–403, 698–702
Alexiadou, A., 355, 691
alignment, 32, 40
allophonic relationship, 243
Alvord, S., 157, 675
Amaral, P., 587
Anagnostopoulou, E., 691
analogy, 582–596
Andersen, R. W., 694, 695
archiphoneme, 170, 176
argument structure, 78–79, 308–311, 426–432
article, 696–697
definite, 361–364
indefinite, 361–364
Articulatory Phonology, 173
aspect, 43, 693–696
aspiration, 505–507
attitudes, language, 38, 480, 573, 577
attributive adjectives, 351
Autosegmental-Metrical (AM) framework, 213
Baker, M., 309
Barbosa, P., 342
Bardovi-Harlig, K., 450
Belletti, 309
Bermúdez-Otero, R., 42, 266
Bernstein, J. B., 359
Bilingual Interactive Activation Plus model (BIA+), 100
bilingualism, 40, 156, 459–472, 478–488
second language learners, 246–249
simultaneous bilinguals, 245–246
binding theory, 12
Blas Arroyo, J. L., 463, 500, 514, 618
bleaching, 584–585
blending, 277
Boersma, P., 39, 40, 41, 248, 673
Boomershine, A., 243
Bosch, L., 240, 241, 242
Bosque, I., 18, 26, 320, 322
boundary tone, 213, 218–221
Bradlow, A., 159
Brown, E. L., 61, 595
Bullock, B., 574, 575
Bybee, J., 52, 54, 58, 59, 604, 606, 607, 608, 695
Cabrelli Amaro, J., 40, 743, 745, 746, 750
calques, 572
Cameron, R., 291, 545–547
Carreiras, M., 701
case, 43
Case theory, 12
Casielles-Suárez, E., 362
Castilianization, 497, 511
ceceo, 174, 503–505, 518
Cedergren, H., 539
change
contact-induced change, 43, 87, 535
historical change, 36–37, 38
language change, 534, 539
semantic change, 582–596
sound change, 54
syntactic change, 582–596
Chierchia, G., 362, 635, 697
Chomsky, N., 12, 14, 309, 315, 322, 330, 334, 377
Cinque, G., 353, 359, 360, 377
Clements, J. C., 81, 465, 466, 467
clitics, 22–24, 42, 382–384, 540, 543–545, 692–693, 725
laísmo, 507–508, 543
leísmo, 463, 507–508, 543
loísmo, 507–508, 543
coarticulation, 57, 147–149, 152, 547
coda, 191–194
code-switching, 467–469, 572
cognates, 100–101
Colantoni, L., 177
Colina, S., 33, 34, 194, 200
collocations, 587, 591
Company Company, C., 585, 591, 592
competence
communicative competence, 542
pragmalinguistic competence, 440
sociolinguistic competence, 681–682
sociopragmatic competence, 440
complex onsets, 196–197
compounding, 279
concessive markers, 586–587
consonant weight, 193
conservatism, female, 539
consonants, 165–182, 673–679
aspiration, 172, 204, 467, 553–555, 682
assibilation, 179–180, 536
assimilation, 37, 167, 174, 176–177, 206, 508–509
consonant cluster, 178, 180
debuccalization, 172, 204
deletion, 503, 509–510
fortition, 167, 171
gemination, 173, 206
gliding, 205
lambdacism, 205
limited spirantization, 168
neutralization, 37, 170–171, 174–175, 178, 181, 536
neutralization, incomplete, 181
perception, 240, 242–243
rhotacism, 205, 508
sonority, 39, 41, 195, 196–197
spirantization, 40, 166–169, 171, 463, 503, 536, 541, 674–675
velarization, 37, 176, 177, 206, 536
voicing, 169–170, 174, 206, 463, 679
weakening, 167, 172–174, 177, 198, 204, 205, 535, 536, 541, 545, 553–555
constituent order. See word order
Constraint Demotion Algorithm (CDA), 39
constraints, 194
faithfulness, 32
markedness, 32
contact. See language contact
Contreras, H., 340, 362
control theory, 12
convergence, 462–465
conversion, morphology, 276
Cooperative Principle, 444
copula, ser and estar, 82, 425, 653–657, 722
corpora, 74
analytical tools, 128–129
available corpora, 55, 125–128
corpus analysis, 121–139
creoles, 465–467
Croft, W., 603
crosslinguistic influence, 480, 482
data
elicitation, 385
elicited data, 124
found data, 124
Declarative/Procedural Model (D/PM), 654, 659
deixis, 438, 463
del Valle, J., 498, 499
Demonte, V., 359, 499
derivation, 42, 263, 275–281, 359, 360, 426–432
derivational morphology. See derivation
Determiner Phrase (DP), 366–368
DP hypothesis, 352
development. See acquisition
phonological development, 41
dialects
dialectal variation, 36–37, 296–297, 496–515
dialectology, 124
Díaz-Campos, M., 59, 128, 466, 503
Differential Object Marking (DOM), 79–80, 315–317, 589–590, 697
digital humanities, 122
diglossia, 460
diminutive, 277–279, 541
discourse, 87–88
discourse context frequency, 59–61
discourse markers, 469
dislocation, 382–384
distinción, 174, 179, 503–505
Domínguez, L., 376, 695
Dryer, M., 289
Dupoux, E., 244, 246
Dussias, P. E., 104, 109, 111, 700
Eckardt, R., 614
Eckert, P., 530
electroencephalography/event-related potential (EEG/ERP) paradigm, 701
electropalatography (EPG), 34, 177
ellipsis, 317–319, 367–368
Elvira, J., 583, 587
epenthesis, 197, 203
Erker, D., 293, 553–555
Escudero, P., 40, 41, 152, 243, 248, 673
estar and ser. See copula
Evaluator (Eval), 32, 199
exemplar model, 62, 64
Extended Projection Principle (EPP), 12, 375
Extended Verb Phrase (EVP), 329
eye-tracking, 110, 111
Fábregas, A., 317
face, 444–449
face-threatening acts, 445
negative face, 445
positive face, 445
Face, T., 248, 671, 675, 679, 680
Fafulas, S., 298, 725
features, 331–338. See also phi features
interpretable features, 14, 332
morphosyntactic features, 271
pragmatic features, 408
uninterpretable features, 14, 332
Fernald, A., 700
Fernández de Molina, E., 505
File-Muriel, R., 57
first language acquisition, 298
Flege, J. E., 238, 248
focus, 43, 372–386
broad focus, 221–222
focus–stress alignment, 377–380
narrow focus, 223–224
Focus Prominence Rule (FPR), 406
Fontanella de Weinberg, M. B., 594
formants, 146
forms of address, 448, 511
voseo, 534, 536, 540
tuteo, 511, 517, 534
form-to-meaning associations, 695
fortition, 197, 202
Freezing Effects, 314
frequency, 128, 293, 591
conserving effect, 57
reducing effect, 57
token frequency, 56–58
type frequency, 58–59
word, 53, 57, 173
functional compensation, 290
functionalism, 53, 649
future, expression of, 129–138, 725
Gabriel, C., 385
Gallego, A., 314
García-Mayo, M. del P., 746
Gavarró, A., 629, 632, 634
Geeslin, K., 297, 298, 681, 718, 722, 725
gender, grammatical, 269–271, 698–702
gender marking, 111
generative linguistics, 9–26, 330–338, 649
minimalist program, 14–17, 331–338
principles and parameters, 11–14
Generator (Gen), 31, 199
Givón, T., 73
Goodall, G., 321
Government and Binding (GB), 12
gradience, 52
syntactic gradience, 81
Gradual Learning Algorithm (GLA), 39, 40, 41
grammaticality judgment, 18
grammaticalization, 132, 582–596, 603–619
Grimshaw, J., 353, 355
Grinstead, J., 629, 630
Guasti, M. T., 635, 697
Gudmestad, A., 297
Gupton, T., 385
Gutiérrez-Rexach, J., 18, 26, 359, 363, 639
Guy, G., 293, 531, 535
Harley, H., 310, 312
Heine, B., 604, 606
Henríquez Ureña, P., 154, 536
heritage language, 470
heritage language speakers, 157, 249–252, 478–488
Hernández-Campoy, J. M., 507, 508, 510, 513
historical linguistics, 299, 582–596
Holmquist, J., 153, 155
Holt, E., 38
homographs, 100–101
homophones, 100–101
Hoot, B., 385
Hopper, P. J., 81, 584
Hualde, J. I., 151, 198, 200, 586
hypercorrection, 173
identity, 485, 500–501, 563–579
ideologies, 487, 573–578
illocutionary force, 442
implicational universals, 72, 75–76
imposition, 446–447
indexicality, 539
inflection, 35–36, 110, 262, 268–275, 330–338
Inflectional Phrase (IP), 330
information structure, 212, 222, 366–368, 372–386, 405–409
insubordination, 84
interface, 392
syntax–lexicon interface, 393–399
syntax–morphology interface, 42, 399–403
syntax–pragmatics interface, 41, 403
syntax–prosody interface, 409–410
interlanguage, 716
intermediate phrase (ip), 218
intonation languages, 211
intonation(al) phrase (IP), 218
island constructions, 314, 319
Iverson, M., 697
Jaeggli, O., 308
Jegerski, J., 658
Jiménez-Fernández, A., 320
Kanwit, M., 718, 722, 725, 726
Kayne, R., 310
Keating, G. D., 658
Kempchinsky, P., 398
Kim, J. Y., 250, 251
Klee, C., 463
Klein, C., 543–545
Labov, W., 53, 537, 594
LaFond, I. I., 41
language choice, 564
language contact, 180, 297, 459–472, 535
language maintenance, 469–470, 567, 578
language shift, 469–470
Lapesa, R., 589
learning algorithms, 39
left periphery, xvii, 24, 25, 317, 353, 365, 366, 382, 409, 410, 587, 589, 636, 637
Levin, B., 309, 312
Lew-Williams, C., 700
lexical access, 95–102
lexical aspect, 427, 693–695
Lexical Aspect Hypothesis (LAH), 694–696
lexical borrowing, 460–462, 540, 572
Lexical Decomposition Grammar (LDG), 431
lexical diffusion, 54
lexical encoding, 677
Lexical Functional Grammar (LFG), 649, 654
lexical neighborhood. See neighborhood density
lexical representation, 61–64
lexical stress, 145, 147, 150, 156, 158, 214–216, 241, 242, 244, 246, 251, 300, 301
lexicalization, 612
lexis, 415–432
lexical access, 95–102
lexical borrowing, 460–462, 540, 572
Lightfoot, D., 588
Linford, B., 293
linguistic insecurity, 569
linguistics
cognitive linguistics, 11, 123
corpus-based linguistics, 121–139
functionalism, 649
generative linguistics, 9–26, 330–338, 649
historical linguistics, 124
psycholinguistics, 95–112
structuralism, 54
Lipski, J., 464, 466, 467, 468, 496, 564
lleísmo, 179
Lleó, C., 634
locality, 307–322
Logical Form (LF), 12
Lope Blanch, J. M., 499
López, L., 317, 318, 337, 408, 697
Lord, G., 679
Marantz, A., 310, 311
markedness, 193, 700
Martín Butragueño, P., 503
McCarthy, J. J., 33, 35, 42
McNally, L., 363
Menke, M, 671
Merge, 14
Michnowicz, J., 540
Miller, D., 697, 701
Milroy, J., 499, 500
Minimalist Program, 14–17, 331–338
Molina-Martos, I., 503
Montrul, S., 368, 689
mora, 192–193
Moreno-Fernández, F., 499, 501, 514, 515
morphological future, 463
morphology, 34–36, 42, 261–262
morphophonology, 36
morphosyntactic features
cumulative exponence, 272
extended exponence, 272
syncretism, 272
morphosyntax
second language morphosyntax, 689–704
movement, 22, 332–334, 359, 360. See also wh-movement
Nadeu, M., 150, 158, 159, 246
Navarro Tomás, T., 147, 148, 149, 150, 212
negation, 43, 319–322
neighborhood density, 97
orthographic neighbors, 102
phonological neighbors, 97
Neogrammarian controversy, 53
nominal domain, 366–368, 696–702
nominalization, 355
nouns. See nominal domain
nuclear stress, 215
Nuclear Stress Rule (NSR), 406
number, 698–702
Obligatory Contour Principle (OCP), 196
operator theory, 12
Optimality Theory (OT), 31–44, 167, 174, 176, 177, 191, 197
Ortega-Llebaria, M., 248
Ortega-Santos, I., 315
Otheguy, R., 291, 295, 465, 548–555
Overt Pronoun Constraint (OPC), 658
pan-Hispanic norm, 499–500
Penny, R., 504, 508, 592
perception, 237–252
consonants, 677, 682
second language learners, 672, 677
vowels, 672
Perceptual Assimilation Model (PAM), 159, 238, 668
Pérez-Leroux, A. T., 368, 628
perfectivity, 693–696
perseverance effect. See priming
phi-features, 16, 337
phonemes, 166
phonological neighbors, 128
phonology, 31–44, 52–65
second language phonology, 40, 668–683
Phrase Structure (PS), 392
pidgins, 465–467
Pierrehumbert, J., 191
pitch accent, 213, 218–221
pitch accent density, 216
pitch contours, 211
pitch range, 229
p-movement, 381, 407
politeness theory, 444–449
Poplack, S., 465, 468, 469, 540
Posio, P., 300
Potowski, K., 470
Poverty of the Stimulus (POS), 314, 661
pragmatic enrichment, 584–585
pragmaticalization, 610
pragmatics, 294, 437–450
macropragmatics, 438–439, 443
micropragmatics, 438–439, 443
pragmalinguistics, 438
sociopragmatics, 438
speech act, 441–444, 447, 448
prenuclear stress, 215
prestige, 56, 497–501
covert prestige, 56, 538
overt prestige, 538
presupposed information, 372
priming, 292
Prince, A., 31, 33, 191
Principles and Parameters (P&P), 286
processability theory, 649, 654
pro-drop, 286, 339, 464, 657–661, 723
pronouns
pronominal reference, 657–661
subject pronouns, 286–301, 339, 404, 464, 543, 548–553, 636, 657–661, 722
prosodic phrasing, 211, 218
prosody, 40, 43, 241–242, 244–245, 246, 251–252, 483, 679–681
psycholinguistics, 95–112
quantitative approaches, 123, 719
Quilis, A., 146, 149, 151, 212
reanalysis, 582–596
recategorization, 586
reflexive se, 81
rehilamiento, 171. See also ʒeísmo; sheísmo; žeísmo; zheísmo
Reinhart, T., 309, 376, 379
resyllabification, 179
Revised Hierarchical Model (RHM), 99
rhyme, 191–194
rhythm, 216–217
Rivas, J., 595
Rivero, M. L., 592
Rizzi, L., 25, 315, 340, 396, 587, 638
Roberts, I., 588
Rodríguez Louro, C., 616
Rogers, B., 157, 675
Rohena-Madrazo, M., 172, 539, 547–548
Romero, J., 312, 317
Ronquest, R., 157
root, 262, 265–268
Rooth, M., 372
Rothman, J., 700, 701, 742, 745, 746, 750, 751
s insertion, 56, 173
s realization, 52–65, 174, 204, 463, 505–507, 536, 539, 541, 553–555, 679, 682
Saab, A., 318, 319, 367
Sánchez, L., 359
Schmidt, L. B., 679, 682
Schmitt, C., 655
Schwenter, S., 85, 595, 611, 615
scrambling, 381–382
Sebastián-Gallés, N., 240, 241, 245
second language variation, 716
second language acquisition, 108–111, 298, 649–663, 668–683, 689–704
second language learners, 246–249
second language phonetics, 668–683
second language phonology, 40, 668–683
second language production, 40
second language variation, 716–727
semantics
semantic extension, 603–619
verbal semantics, 293
ser and estar. See copula
Serrano, M. J., 514
seseo, 174, 503–505, 518
Shea, C., 243, 247
sheísmo, 536, 539, 547–548
Shin, N. L., 295
Silva-Corvalán, C., 294, 462, 464, 483
Simonet, M., 156, 251, 671
skill theory, 650
Slabakova, R., 744, 746
Smolensky, P., 31, 39
Snyder, W., 313
sociocultural theory, 650
sociolinguistics, 154–155
envelope of variation, 287
female conservatism, 539
variation, 37–39, 529–556
variationist sociolinguistics, 287, 538, 716–727
Solon, M., 678, 681, 726
sonority, 39, 41, 195–197, 198, 201
Sonority Sequencing Principle (SSP), 195–196, 201, 203
Sosa, J. M., 213
Soto-Faraco, S., 244
Sp_ToBI (Spanish tones and break indices labeling system), 217
speech acts
illocutionary, 441
locutionary, 441
perlocutionary, 441
Speech Learning Model (SLM), 238. See also perception
speech perception, 237–252
adult speech perception, 242–245
consonants, 240, 242–243, 247, 250
infant speech perception, 239–242
prosody, 241–242, 244–245, 246, 248–249, 251–252
second language learners, 246–249
vowels, 240–241, 243–244, 245–246, 247–248, 250–251
spell-out, 16, 321
spirantization, 40, 166–169, 171, 536, 674–675
standardization, 497–501
statistical analysis, 719
stem, 262, 265–268
Stepanov, A., 314
stress, 149–150, 214–216, 671
lexical stress, 241, 251
stress-timed languages, 216
study abroad, 724–726
subcategorization, 392
subjacency theory, 12
subject pronouns, 548–553
subjects, 286–301, 338–345, 464–465
null subjects, 41, 286, 339–340, 657–661
overt subjects, 340–345, 657–661
Suñer, M., 9, 26, 321
svarabatic vowel. See epenthesis
syllable, 147–149
coda, 191–194, 198–199, 204–206
nucleus, 191–194, 197–198, 203
onset, 196–197, 202–203
rhyme, 191–194
syllable weight, 679–680
syllable-timed language, 216
syntax, 42–44, 307–322, 372–386, 392–410. See also word order
left–periphery, 24, 408
syntax–lexicon interface, 393–399
syntax–morphology interface, 399–403
syntax–pragmatics interface, 403–405
syntax–prosody interface, 409–410
Systemic Functional Linguistics, 73
t/d deletion, 54, 60
thematic hierarchy, 355, 357
thematic role, 394
theme vowels, 263
Theta Criterion, 394
Ticio, M. E., 367
tonal languages, 211
Tones and Break Indices (ToBI), 213, 217
Toribio, J., 574, 575, 576, 577
Torrens, V., 628, 633
Torres Cacoullos, R., 87, 292, 298, 587, 611, 615
transfer, 463
transitivity, 80–82, 309
Traugott, E., 584, 603, 605, 606, 611
Travis, C., 87, 292, 298
Trudgill, P., 507, 508, 510, 538
truncation, 276
tuteo, 511
typology, 288–289
underspecification, 167, 170, 177, 201
unidirectionality, 606, 608
Uniformity of Theta Assignment Hypothesis (UTAH), 395
Universal Grammar (UG), 17, 659
Uriagereka, J., 314
US Spanish, 249–252
usage-based approaches, 52–65, 650, 662
Valenzuela, E., 699
VanPatten, B., 653, 658
variable rule, 129, 134
variation. See also sociolinguistics
acquisition of variation, 681–682
cross-linguistic variation, 76, 332
diachronic variation, 299
dialectal variation, 36–37, 151–154, 170, 172, 296–297, 496–515, 529–556
envelope of variation, 287
idiolectal variation, 529–556
sociolectal variation, 154–155, 532, 537–540
sociolinguistics, 122
stable variation, 539
stylistic variation, 150–151, 157, 541
verbal domain, 307–322, 329–345, 542, 691–696
aspect, 43, 693–696
extended verb phrase, 329
mood, 723
tense, 725
verbal inflection, 268–275
verbs. See verbal domain
Villa-García, J., 310, 343
Voice Onset Time (VOT), 240, 242–243, 250, 482, 673–674
voseo, 511, 534, 536, 540
vowels, 145–160, 670–673
centralization, 149–150, 151, 156
devoicing, 152, 536
duration, 672
nasalization, 177, 203
perception, 243–244, 245–246
svarabatic vowel. See epenthesis
unstressed vowel reduction, 149–150, 153, 156, 671
vocalic sequences, 200–202
vowel duration, 146, 148, 149
vowel harmony, 153, 507
vowel quality, 145, 147, 148, 670–673
vowel raising, 153, 155, 541
vowel reduction, 216
vowel space expansion, 151
Wexler, K., 631, 632
White, L., 699, 700
wh-movement, 12
wh-questions, 229
Willis, E., 149, 151, 505
Wilson, D. V., 617
word, 261–262
word order, 299, 358, 372–386, 401–403, 464, 698
word phenomena
derivation, 275–281
inflection, 110, 268–275
working memory, 108
Xʹ (X-bar) theory, 12
yeísmo, 179, 502, 518, 536
Zampini, M., 242, 249
žeísmo, 171
Zentella, A. C., 291, 295, 542, 548–553, 565, 567, 568, 569
zheísmo, 536, 539
Zubizarreta, M. L., 363, 367, 375, 380, 381, 382

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