【重磅资源，期刊全文】Language《语言》2019年第95卷全5期论文集-共91篇（侵删）
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本篇推送的是SSCI高引期刊——Language《语言》2019年论文集，即第95卷全5期共91篇论文（有一期是关于土著语的特辑），其中目录可在正文中查看，全文可以点击文末附件列表下载，下载链接即日
Language《语言》2019年第95卷全5期论文集-共91篇（侵删）
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| 刊名 | 卷号 | 期号 | 论文号 | 论文题目 |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 01 | Special Issue on Indigenous Languages: Introduction |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 02 | Ingush ˀa: The elusive Type 5 clitic? |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 03 | The semantics of gender in Mayali: Partially parallel systems and formal implementation |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 04 | Explaining final obstruent voicing in Lezgian: Phonetics and history |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 05 | Iterative footing and prominence-driven stress in Nanti (Kampa) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 06 | Madurese prolepsis and its implications for a typology of raising |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 07 | Problems for the pronominal argument hypothesis in Maliseet-Passamaquoddy |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 08 | The verbs for ‘and’ in Walman, a Torricelli language of Papua New Guinea |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 09 | Reconstruction of morphosyntactic function: Nonspatial usage of spatial case marking in Tsezic |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 10 | Malagasy backward object control |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 11 | Perception of exuberant exponence in Batsbi: Functional or incidental? |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 12 | Modals without scales |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 13 | Subjects in Acehnese and the nature of the passive |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 14 | Tonosyntax and reference restriction in Dogon NPs |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 15 | The role of multiple sources in the formation of an innovative auxiliary category in Light Warlpiri, a new Australian mixed language |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 16 | Transitivity and polysynthesis in Fijian |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 17 | Statistical insensitivity in the acquisition of Tsez noun classes |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 18 | Distributive numerals and distance distributivity in Tlingit (and beyond) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 19 | Negation and nominalization in Kusunda |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 20 | Invariance in argument realization: The case of Iroquoian |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 21 | Patterns of contrast in phonological change: Evidence from Algonquian vowel systems |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 22 | Modally hybrid grammar?: Celestial pointing for time-of-day reference in Nheengatú |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 23 | Repair organization in Chinantec whistled speech |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 24 | Seri verb classes: Morphosyntactic motivation and morphological autonomy |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 25 | Dementia and grammar in a polysynthetic language: An Arapaho case study |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 26 | Extraction and licensing in Toba Batak |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 27 | From possessor agreement to object marking in the evolution of the Udmurt -jez suffix: A grammaticalization approach to morpheme syncretism |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue S1 | Article 28 | A unified account of conditioned phonological alternations: Evidence from Guébie |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 29 | The speaker-addressee relation at the syntax-semantics interface |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 30 | Pragmatics and the social life of the English definite article |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 31 | Prosody, focus, and ellipsis in Irish |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 32 | Expressive updates, much? |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 33 | Implicit control crosslinguistically |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 34 | Arrested development: Case attraction as a transitional stage from Old Icelandic demonstrative to relative sá |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 35 | Generative linguistics and neural networks at 60: Foundation, friction, and fusion |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 36 | No integration without structured representations: Response to Pater |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 37 | Generative grammar, neural networks, and the implementational mapping problem: Response to Pater |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 38 | What can linguistics and deep learning contribute to each other? Response to Pater |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 39 | Fusion is great, and interpretable fusion could be exciting for theory generation: Response to Pater |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 40 | A case for deep learning in semantics: Response to Pater |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 41 | No free lunch in linguistics or machine learning: Response to Pater |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 42 | The effect of allophonic processes on word recognition: Eye-tracking evidence from Canadian raising |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 43 | Sign language endangerment and linguistic diversity |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 44 | Tone: The present state and future potential |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 45 | Spontaneous spoken English: An integrated approach to the emergent grammar of speech by Alexander Haselow (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 46 | Motion and the English verb: A diachronic study by Judith Huber (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 47 | Quantitative historical linguistics_ A corpus framework by Gard B. Jenset and Barbara McGillivray (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 1 | Article 48 | Borrowing: Loanwords in the speech community and in the grammar by Shana Poplack (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 49 | Language change across the lifespan: Three trajectory types |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 50 | The noun-verb distinction in established and emergent sign systems |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 51 | Children’s sensitivity to phonological and semantic cues during noun class learning: Evidence for a phonological bias |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 52 | Birth of a contact language did not favor simplification |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 53 | A quantitative-theoretical analysis of syntactic microvariation: Word order in Dutch verb clusters |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 54 | Testifying while black: An experimental study of court reporter accuracy in transcription of African American English |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 55 | Metrical structure and sung rhythm of the Hausa rajaz |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 56 | Linguistics in middle school: Incorporating linguistics into project-based learning |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 57 | Field stations for linguistic research: A blueprint of a sustainable model |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 58 | Advances in Italian dialectology: Sketches of Italo-Romance grammars ed. by Roberta D’Alessandro, Diego Pescarini (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 59 | Talking Indian: Identity and language revitalization in the Chickasaw renaissance by Jenny L. Davis (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 60 | Propositional content by Peter Hanks (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 61 | Micro-change and macro-change in diachronic syntax ed. by Éric Mathieu, Robert Truswell (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 62 | The semantics and pragmatics of quotation ed. by Paul Saka, Michael Johnson (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 2 | Article 63 | The Editor’s Report |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 64 | On the island sensitivity of topicalization in Norwegian: An experimental investigation |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 65 | Syntactic variation and auxiliary contraction: The surprising case of Scots |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 66 | A unified account of conditioned phonological alternations: Evidence from Guébie |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 67 | Evidence for Britain and Ireland as a linguistic area |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 68 | How universal is agent-first? Evidence from symmetrical voice languages |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 69 | Teaching linguistic argumentation through a writing-intensive approach |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 70 | Direct copying of inflectional paradigms: Evidence from Lamunkhin Even |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 71 | The AP Linguistics initiative |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 72 | Lexical tone or foot structure in Hong Kong English? A response to Lian-Hee Wee |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 73 | Cameroon Pidgin English: A comprehensive grammar by Miriam Ayafor and Melanie J. Green (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 74 | Language contact and change in Mesoamerica and beyond ed. by Karen Dakin, Claudia Parodi, and Natalie Operstein (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 75 | Language in our brain: The origins of a uniquely human capacity by Angela D. Friederici (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 76 | Language, politics and society in the Middle East: Essays in honour of Yasir Suleiman ed. by Yonatan Mendel and Abeer AlNajjar (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 3 | Article 77 | Bilingualism in the community: Code-switching and grammars in contact by Rena Torres Cacoullos and Catherine Travis (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 78 | Comparing solutions to the linking problem using an integrated quantitative framework of language acquisition |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 79 | When lexical statistics and the grammar conflict: Learning and repairing weight effects on stress |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 80 | Hope for syntactic bootstrapping |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 81 | The development of the universal perfect in Arabic |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 82 | Repartitioning |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 83 | The limits of meaning: Social indexicality, variation, and the cline of interiority |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 84 | Gotta catch ’em all: Skills grading in undergraduate linguistics |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 85 | Crosslinguistic evidence for a strong statistical universal: Phonological neutralization targets word-ends over beginnings |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 86 | Old English vowels: Diachrony, privativity, and phonological representations |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 87 | Recursion across domains ed. by Luiz Amaral et al. (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 88 | Recursive lemons: A review of Recursion across domains |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 89 | Morphological complexity by Matthew Baerman, Dunstan Brown, Greville G. Corbett (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 90 | Standardising English: Norms and margins in the history of the English language ed. by Pillière et al. (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 91 | Nominal contact in Michif by Carrie Gillon, Nicole Rosen, Verna Demontigny (review) |
| Language | Vol. 95 | Issue 4 | Article 92 | The comparative method of language acquisition research by Clifton Pye (review) |
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