JSEALS 6 (2013)

Papers (peer reviewed)

• The History of Postverbal Agreement in Kuki-Chin – Scott DeLancey –1-17

• The Language Shift in Progress of Thai Song – Somsonge Burusphat –-18-34

• Aspects in Fengshun Hakka spoken in Thailand: Perfective, Experiential, and Inchoative –Wichaya Bovonwiwat – 35-53

• Acoustic and Perceptual Correlates of Vietnamese Folk Poetry Rhythmic Structure – Anh-Thư T Nguyễn – 54-77

• On the Origin of Hyow – Muhammad Zakaria – 78-86

• Plurality in Naxi and its Typological Implications – Ya-Yin Melody Chang, Paul Law and Qing-Lian Zhao – 87-98

• Expanding the PAN Consonant Inventory – Peter Norquest and Sean Downey – 99-146

• Pathways of Development for Qiándōng Hmongic Aspirated Fricatives – Vincent Carveth – 158-188

• Thai jùu and kamlaŋ: Where Tense and Aspect Meet – Prang Thiengburanathum – 158-188

• Thematic Progression of Thai Song Dam Folktales – Pattama Patpong – 189-215