Algonquian Components Bibliography

NOTE: Due to a mysterious disappearance of files from Google Drive, many of the links below are currently broken. We are working to fix this. In the meantime, if there’s something you’re looking for that’s listed but not available, contact Monica Macaulay at mmacaula@wisc.edu.

This is a collection of resources used in the Nisinoon project to collect data on derivational morphemes in Algonquian languages. It was compiled by Monica Macaulay (University of Wisconsin-Madison) and Hunter Lockwood (Myaamia Center, Miami University) with the help of Savana Stauss, Anushri Kartik-Narayan, Rachel Fedorchak, and Eleanor Sand.

This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. BCS-1953103.

You can cite this bibliography using the following model:

Macaulay, Monica & Hunter Thompson Lockwood. 2024. Algonquian Components Bibliography. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5115261.

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• Ahenakew, Freda. 1984. Text-Based Grammar in Cree Language Education. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Ahenakew, Freda & Wolfart, H.C. 1983. Productive Reduplication in Plains Cree. In Cowan, William (ed.), 14th Algonquian Conferencce, 369–377. Ottawa: Carleton University Press. (view file)
• Armoskaite, Solveiga. 2010. On Intrinsic Transitivity of Blackfoot Root Verbs. In Rogers, Beth & Szakay, Anita (eds.), Proceedings of WSCLA, vol. 15, 60–69. The University of Ottawa. (view file)
• Armoskaite, Solveiga. 2011. The Destiny of Roots in Blackfoot and Lithuanian. University of British Columbia. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Armoskaite, Solveiga & Junker, Marie-Odile. 2013. East Cree Nominalizations: Negotiating Category. In Macaulay, Monica & Noodin, Margaret & Valentine, J. Randolph (eds.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 45, 1–14. (view file)
• Arppe, Antti & Harvey, Chris & Junker, Marie-Odile & Valentine, J. Randolph. 2018. Algonquian Verb Paradigms: A Case for Systematicity and Consistency. In Macaulay, Monica & Noodin, Margaret (eds.), 47th Algonquian Conference. East Lansing: Michigan State University Press. (view file)
• Arppe, Antti & Junker, Marie-Odile & Torkornoo, Delasie. 2017. Converting a Comprehensive Lexical Database into a Computational Model: The Case of East Cree Verb Inflection. 2nd Workshop on the Use of Computational Methods in the Study of Endangered Languages, 1–5. Honolulu: Association for Computational Linguistics. (view file)
• Arppe, Antti & Schmirler, Katherine & Harrigan, Atticus & Wolvengrey, Arok. 2020. A Morpho-Syntactically Tagged Corpus for Plains Cree. In Macaulay, Monica & Noodin, Margaret (eds.), 49th Algonquian Conference, 1–21. East Lansing: Michigan State University Press. (view file)
• Arppe, Antti & Schmirler, Katherine & Silfverberg, Miikka & Hulden, Mans & Arok, Wolvengrey. 2019. Insights from Computational Modeling of the Derivational Structure of Plains Cree Stems. In Macaulay, Monica & Noodin, Margaret (eds.), 48th Algonquian Conference, 1–19. East Lansing: Michigan State University Press. (view file)
• Aubin, George F. 1975a. The Edison Insight and the Williams Materials. In Cowan, William (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 6, 180–195. Ottawa: National Museums of Canada. DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv16x92.12. (view file)
• Aubin, George F. 1975b. A Proto-Algonquian Dictionary (Mercury Series). Vol. 29. Ottawa: National Museums of Canada. DOI: 10.2307/413139. (view file)
• Aubin, George F. 1978. Toward the Linguistic History of an Algonquian Dialect: Observations on the Wood Vocabulary. In Cowan, William (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 9, 127–137. Ottawa: Carleton University. (view file)
• Aubin, George F. 1991. Comments on Some Demonstratives in Golden Lake Algonquin. In Cowan, William (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 22, 1–10. Ottawa: Carleton University. (view file)
• Aubin, George F. 1994. A Look at the Ojibwa Vocabulary of Baudry des Lozières. In Cowan, Wiliam (ed.), Actes du Congres des Algonquinistes, vol. 25, 1–12. Ottawa: Carleton University. (view file)
• Aubin, George F. 2004. Number Terms in Three Old Algonquin Manuscripts. In Wolfart, H. Christoph (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 35, 13–34. Winnipeg: Univeristy of Manitoba. (view file)
• Bakker, Peter. 1994. Is John Long’s Chippeway (1791) an Ojibwa Pidgin? In Cowan, William (ed.), Actes du Congres des Algonquinistes, vol. 25, 13–31. Ottawa: Carleton University. (view file)
• Bakker, Peter. 2006. Algonquian Verb Structure: Plains Cree. In Rowicka, G. & Carlin, E. (eds.), What’s in a Verb? Studies in the Verbal Morphology of the Languages of the Americas, 3–27. Netherlands Graduate School of Linguistics. (view file)
• Bakker, Peter & Papen, Robert A. 2008. French Influence on the Native Languages of Canada and Adjacent USA. In Stolz, Thomas & Bakker, Dik & Palomo, Rosa Salas (eds.), Aspects of Language Contact: New theoretical, methodological and empirical findings with special focus on the Romancisation process (Empirical Approaches to Language Typology), vol. 35, 239–286. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. (view file)
• Baraby, A. M. 2002. The process of spelling standardization of Innu-Aimun (Montagnais). In Burnaby, Barbara Jane & Reyhner, Jon Allan (eds.), Indigenous Languages Across the Community, 197–212. Toronto: Northern Arizona University. (view file)
• Baraby, Anne-Marie & Bellefleur-Tetaut, Anne & Canapé, Louise & Gabriel, Caroline & Mark, Marie-Paule. 2002. Incorporation of Body-part Medials in the Contemporary Innu (Montagnais) Language. In Wolfart, H. Christoph (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 33, 1–12. Winnipeg: Univeristy of Manitoba. (view file)
• Barrie, Michael & Dunham, Joel. 2008. Noun Incorporation in Blackfoot. (view file)
• Barrie, Michael & Mathieu, Éric. 2012. Head Movement and Noun Incorporation. Linguistic Inquiry 43(1). 133–142. DOI: 10.1162/LING_a_00077. (view file)
• Barrie, Michael & Mathieu, Éric. 2016. Noun Incorporation and Phrasal Movement. Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 34. 1–51. (view file)
• Barrie, Michael & Mathieu, Éric. 2019. Noun incorporation and phrasal movement. The Routledge Handbook of North American Languages 253–274. (view file)
• Beland, Jean Pierre. 1978. Atikamekw Morphology and Lexicon. Berkeley: University of California, Berkeley. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Bever, Thomas G. 1963. Theoretical Implications of Bloomfield’s “Menomini Morphophonemics.” Quarterly Progress Report (68). 197–203. (view file)
• Blain, Eleanor. 1995. Emphatic wiya in Plains Cree. In Pentland, David (ed.), Papers of the 26th Algonquian Conference, 22–34. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press. (view file)
• Blain, Eleanor. 1998. The Role of Hierarchies and Alignment in Direct/Inverse (Plains Cree). In Pentland, David (ed.), 29th Algonquian Conference. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press. (view file)
• Blain, Eleanor. 1999. Nêhiyawêwin Nominal Clauses. In Pentland, David (ed.), 30th Algonquian Conference. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press. (view file)
• Blain, Eleanor & Dechaine, Rose-Marie. 2007. Evidential Types: Evidence from Cree Dialects. International Journal of American Linguistics 73. 257–291. (view file)
• Blain, Eleanor M. 1992. A Prosodic Look at Ojibwa Reduplication. In Pentland, David H. (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 23, 22–44. Ottawa: Carleton University Press. (view file)
• Bliss, Heather. 2010. Argument Structure, Applicatives, and Animacy in Blackfoot. In Bliss, Heather & Girard, Raphael (eds.), 13th and 14th Workshop on the Structure and Constituency of Languages of the Americas, 58–69. (view file)
• Bliss, Heather. 2014. Assigning Reference in Clausal Nominalizations. Crosslinguistic Investigations of Nominalization Patterns 85–117. (view file)
• Bliss, Heather & Gruber, Bettina. 2015. Temporal restrictions on personal pronouns: The composition of Blackfoot proclitics. Lingua 156. 175–199. (view file)
• Bliss, Heather & Ritter, Elizabeth & Wiltschko, Martina. 2012. Blackfoot Nominalization Patterns *. In Macaulay, Monica & Noodin, Margaret & Valentine, J. Randolph (eds.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 44, 1–23. (view file)
• Bliss, Heather & Ritter, Elizabeth & Wiltschko, Martina. 2014. A comparative analysis of theme marking in Blackfoot and Nishnaabemwin. In Valentine, J. Randolph & Macaulay, Monica (eds.), Papers of Algonquian Conference, vol. 44, 10–33. Albany: SUNY Press. (view file)
• Bliss, Heather & Ritter, Elizabeth & Wiltschko, Martina. 2019. Inverse systems and person hierarchy effects. In Siddiqi, Daniel & Barrie, Michael & Gillon, Carrie & Haugen, Jason & Mathieu, Eric (eds.), The Routledge Handbook of North American Languages, 193–209. Routledge. DOI: 10.4324/9781315210636-8. (view file)
• Bloomfield, Leonard. 1924. The Menomini Language. In Albers, D. (ed.), Proceedings of the International Congress of Americanists, vol. 21, 336–343. Leiden [Netherlands]. (view file)
• Bloomfield, Leonard. 1925a. Notes on the Fox Language. International Journal of American Linguistics 3(2/4). 219–232. (view file)
• Bloomfield, Leonard. 1925b. On the Sound-System of Central Algonquian. Language 1(4). 130–156. (view file)
• Bloomfield, Leonard. 1927a. Notes on the Fox Language. International Journal of American Linguistics 4(2/4). 181–219. (view file)
• Bloomfield, Leonard. 1927b. The Word-Stems of Central Algonquian. Festschrift Meinhof (Hamburg), 393–402. (view file)
• Bloomfield, Leonard. 1928a. A Note on Sound-Change. Language 4. 99–100. (view file)
• Bloomfield, Leonard. 1928b. The Plains Cree Language. Atti del Congresso Internazionale degli Americanisti, vol. 22, 427–431. (view file)
• Bloomfield, Leonard. 1941. Proto-Algonquian -i’t- “Fellow.” Language 17(4). 292–297. (view file)
• Bloomfield, Leonard. 1946. Algonquian. In Hoijer, Harry & Haas, Mary R. (eds.), Viking Fund Publications in Anthropology, Vol. 6: Linguistic Structures of Native America, vol. 6, 85–129. New York: Viking Fund. (view file)
• Bloomfield, Leonard. 1958. Eastern Ojibwa: Grammatical Sketch, Texts and Word List. Ann Arbor: The University of Michigan Press. (view file)
• Bloomfield, Leonard. 1962. The Menomini Language. New Haven: Yale University Press. (Ed. Reichardt, K. & Dyen, I. & Block, B. & Goetze, A. & Tedesco, P.) (view file)
• Bloomfield, Leonard. 1970. Menomini Morphophonemics. In Hockett, Charles F. (ed.), A Leonard Bloomfield Anthology, 351–362. (view file)
• Bloomfield, Leonard. 1975. Menominee Lexicon. Milwaukee: Milwaukee Public Museum Press. (Ed. Charles F. Hockett.) (view file)
• Boissard, Aubree. 2017. Voix passive et passif lexical en innu: une analyse aspectuelle et sémantique. Universite Laval. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Bourcier, Andre. 2012. Essai d’analyse de trois langues polysynthétiques. l’University Laval. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Bowers, Dustin & Moshagen, Sjur & Arppe, Antti & Trosterud, Trond & Lachler, Jordan. 2017. A Morphological Parser for Odawa. 2nd Workshop on the Use of Computational Methods in the Study of Endangered Languages, 1–9. Honolulu: Association for Computational Linguistics. (view file)
• Branigan, Phil. 2012. Macroparameter learnability: An Algonquian case study. (view file)
• Branigan, Phil & Brittain, Julie. 2016. East Cree Relative Root Complements as Criterial Sisters. (view file)
• Branigan, Phil & Brittain, Julie & Dyck, Carrie. 2005. Balancing Syntax and Prosody in the Algonquian Verb Complex. In Wolfhart, HC (ed.), 36th Algonquian Conference, 75–93. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press.
• Branigan, Phil & MacKenzie, Marguerite. 1999a. Binding relations and the nature of pro in Innu-aimun. In Tamanji, Pius & Hirotani, Masako & Hall, Nancy (eds.), 29th meeting of the North East Linguisti475c Society, 475–485. Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press. (view file)
• Branigan, Phil & MacKenzie, Marguerite. 1999b. A Double-Object Constraint in Innu-aimun. In Pentland, David (ed.), 30th Algonquian Conference, 28–33. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press. (view file)
• Branigan, Phil & MacKenzie, Marguerite. 2001. How much syntax can you fit in a word: The grammar of Innu-aimun verbal agreement. The Workshop on Structure and Constituency in Languages of the Americas 37–52. (view file)
• Branigan, Phil & MacKenzie, Marguerite. 2002a. Altruism, A-Movement, and Object Agreement in Inuu-aimun. Linguistic Inquiry 33(3). 385–407. (view file)
• Branigan, Phil & MacKenzie, Marguerite. 2002b. Word Order Variation at the Left Periphery in Innu-aimun. In Pentland, David (ed.), 33rd Algonquian Conference, 110–119. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press. (view file)
• Brightman, Robert A. 1985. The Indefinite Possessor Prefix in Woods Cree. International Journal of American Linguistics 51(4). 353–356. (view file)
• Brightman, Robert A. 1988. The Windigo in the Material World. Ethnohistory 35(4). 337–379. (view file)
• Brittain, Julie. 1993. Two Valency-increasing Processes in Sheshatshit Innu-Aimun: Applicative and Causative Formation. Memorial University of Newfoundland. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Brittain, Julie. 1999. The Distribution of the Conjunct Verb Form in Western Naskapi and Related Morpho-Syntactic Issues. Memorial University of Newfoundland. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Brittain, Julie. 2003. A Distributed Morphology Account of the Syntax of the Algonquian Verb. In Burelle, Sophie & Somesfalean, Stanca (eds.), Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Canadian Linguistic Association, 25–39. Universite du Quebec a Montreal. (view file)
• Brittain, Julie. 2010. Root Semantics as a Determinant of Syntactic Representation: Evidence from Cree-Montagnais-Naskapi. In Valentine, J. Randolph & Macaulay, Monica (eds.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 42, 34–55. (view file)
• Brittain, Julie & Acton, Sara. 2014. The Lexicon – Syntax Interface: Root Semantics as an Indirect Determinant of Intransitive Verb Syntax In Cree. International Journal of American Linguistics 80(4). 475–506. (view file)
• Brittain, Julie & O’Neil, Wayne. 2012. Linguistics and Ideology: a Reply to Mellow 2010. [Unpublished manuscript]. (view file)
• Brousseau, Kevin. 2009. Medials in the Historical Cree-Montagnais-Naskapi Dialect of Nehirawewin. Universite du Quebec a Montreal. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Bruening, Benjamin. 2001a. Constraints on Dependencies in Passamaquoddy. 32nd Algonquian Conference 35–60. (view file)
• Bruening, Benjamin. 2001b. Syntax at the Edge: Cross-Clausal Phenomena and the Syntax of Passamaquoddy. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Bruening, Benjamin. 2004. Two Types of Wh-Scope Marking in Passamaquoddy. Natural Language & Linguistic Theory 22(2). 229–305. (view file)
• Bruening, Benjamin. 2005. The Algonquian Inverse is Syntactic: Binding in Passamaquoddy. Newark: University of Delaware. (Techreport.) (view file)
• Bruening, Benjamin. 2006. Differences between the Wh-Scope-Marking and Wh-Copy Constructions in Passamaquoddy. Linguistic Inquiry 37(1). 25–49. (view file)
• Bruening, Benjamin. 2009. Algonquian Languages Have A-Movement and A-Agreement. Linguistic Inquiry 40(3). 427–445. (view file)
• Bruening, Benjamin. 2019. The Algonquian Prefix is an Affix, Not a Clitic: Implications for Morphosyntax. Newark, ms. (view file)
• Burgess, Janet. 2009. Reduplication and Initial Change in Sheshatshiu Innu-Aimun. St. John’s: Memorial University of Newfoundland. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Campana, Mark. 1998. The Thematic Properties of Algonquian Verb Roots. Kobe Papers in Linguistics 1. 1–14. (view file)
• Campana, Mark. 1999. Decomposing the Transitivity of Algonquian Verb Stems. Asian and African Language and Culture Studies 57. 33–50. (view file)
• Cenerini, Chantale. 2013. The relational form in the Cree language: A collaborative approach to understanding its use in Swampy Cree (‘N’ dialect). The Foundation for Endangered Languages, 186–188. Ottawa: Carleton University Press. (view file)
• Cenerini, Chantale. 2014. Relational Verbs: Paradigm and Practice in a Manitoba dialect of Swampy Cree. Regina: University of Regina. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Cenerini, Chantale. 2018. External possessor constructions and Cree relational inflection compared. In Keizer, Evelien & Olbertz, Hella (eds.), Recent Developments in Functional Discourse Grammar, 89–129. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing Company. (view file)
• Cenerini, Chantale & Junker, Marie-Odile & Rosen, Nicole. 2017. Mapping Dialectal Variation Using the Algonquian Linguistic Atlas. Language Documentation & Conservation 304–324.
• Clarke, Sandra. 1982. North-West River (Sheshatshit) Montagnais: A Grammatical Sketch (National Museum of Man Mercury Series). Vol. 80. Ottawa: Univeristy of Ottawa Press. (view file)
• Clarke, Sandra & MacKenzie, Marguerite. 1982. Emerging Rules in North West River (Shesha:tshi:t) Montagnais. In Cowan, WIlliam (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 13, 219–235. Ottawa: Carleton University. (view file)
• Clarke, Sandra & MacKenzie, Marguerite. 2004. Montagnais/Innu-aimun (Algonquian). In Booij, G. E. & Lehmann, C. & Mugdan, J. & Skopeteas, S. (eds.), Morphology: An international handbook on inflection and word formation, vol. 2, 1411–1421. De Gruyter Mouton.
• Collette, Vincent. 2017. Description de la morphologie grammaticale du cri de l’Est (dialecte du Nord, Whapmagoostui). Universite Laval. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Conathan, Lisa. 2004. Classifiers in Yurok, Wiyot, and Algonquian. Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society, vol. 30, 22–33. DOI: 10.3765/bls.v30i2.905. (view file)
• Conathan, Lisa. 2005. Arapaho Verbal Reduplication: Form and Meaning. In Wolfhart, H.C. (ed.), 36th Algonquian Conference, 95–105. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press. (view file)
• Conathan, Lisa & Wood, Esther. 2003. Repetitive Reduplication in Yurok and Karuk: Semantic Effects of Contact. In Wolfhart, H.C. (ed.), Papers of the 34th Algonquian Conference, 19–33. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press. (view file)
• Cook, Clare. 2003. A Semantic classification of Menominee preverbs. In Wolfhart, H.C. (ed.), 34th Algonquian Conference, 35–56. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press. (view file)
• Cook, Clare. 2006. Prosodic correlates of Plains Cree clause boundaries: Patterns from two speakers. In Wolfhart, H.C. (ed.), 37th Algonquian Conference, 75–101. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press. (view file)
• Cook, Clare. 2007. Distinguishing modes in Plains Cree. In Wolfhart, H.C. (ed.), 38th Algonquian Conference, 47–80. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press. (view file)
• Cook, Clare & Muehlbauer, Jeff. 2004. A Mini-Grammar of Nêhiyawêwin (Plains Cree). (view file)
• Cook, Clare & Muehlbauer, Jeff. 2010. A Morpheme Index of Plains Cree. (view file)
• Costa, David J. 1991a. Approaching the Sources on Miami-Illinois. In Cowan, William (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 22, 30–47. Ottawa: Carleton University. (view file)
• Costa, David J. 1991b. The Historical Phonology of Miami-Illinois Consonants. International Journal of American Linguistics 57(3). 365–393. (view file)
• Costa, David J. 1996. Reconstructing Initial Change in Algonquian. Anthropological Linguistics 38(2). 39–72. (view file)
• Costa, David J. 1999. The Kinship Terminology of the Miami-Illinois Language. Anthropological Linguistics 41(1). 28–53. (view file)
• Costa, David J. 2001. Shawnee Noun Plurals. Anthropological Linguistics 43(3). 255–287. (view file)
• Costa, David J. 2002. Preverb Usage in Shawnee Narratives. In Wolfart, H. Christoph (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 33, 120–161. Winnipeg: Univeristy of Manitoba. (view file)
• Costa, David J. 2003. The Miami-Illinois Language (Studies in the Native Languages of the Americas). Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press. (view file)
• Costa, David J. 2007. The Dialectology of Southern New England Algonquian. In Wolfart, H. Christoph (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 38, 81–127. Winnipeg: Univeristy of Manitoba. (view file)
• Costa, David J. 2013. Borrowing in Southern Great Lakes Algonquian and the History of Potawatomi. Anthropological Linguistics 55(3). 195–233. DOI: 10.1353/anl.2013.0013. (view file)
• Costa, David J. 2016. Diminutive Nouns in Miami-Illinois. Anthropological Linguistics 58. 381–410. (view file)
• Costa, David J. 2017. Miami-Illinois Word Order. Anthropological Linguistics 59(4). 349–389. (view file)
• Costa, David J. 2020. Instrumental Nouns in Miami-Illinois. In Macaulay, Monica & Noodin, Margaret (eds.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 49, 57–80. Michigan State University Press. (view file)
• Cowan, William. 1969. PA *a·, *k, and *t in Narragansett. International Journal of American Linguistics 35(1). 28–33. (view file)
• Cowan, William. 1973. Pequot from Stiles to Speck. International Journal of American Linguistics 39. 164–172. (view file)
• Cowan, William. 1977. xk/$þeta$k Proto-Alongquien danse le Montagnais du 17e siècle. In Cowan, William (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 8, 143–150. Ottawa: Carleton University. (view file)
• Cowan, William. 1982. A Note on Phonological Change in Ojibwa. Canadian Journal of Linguistics 27(1). 41. (view file)
• Cowan, William. 1983a. Marginalia Algonquiana. In Cowan, William (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 14, 321–330. Ottawa: Carleton University. (view file)
• Cowan, William. 1983b. Montagnais in the 17th Century. Anthropological Linguistics 25. 404–410. (view file)
• Cowell, Andrew & Moss, Alonzo. 2003. Arapaho Place Names in Colorado: Form, Function, Language, and Culture. Anthropological Linguistics 45. 349–389. (view file)
• Cowell, Andrew & Moss, Alonzo. 2004. The Linguistic Structure of Arapaho Personal Names. In Wolfart, H. Christoph (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 35, 61–74. Winnipeg: Univeristy of Manitoba. (view file)
• Cowell, Andrew & Moss, Alonzo. 2005. Arapaho Grammatical Sketch. Boulder: University Press of Colorado. (view file)
• Cowell, Andrew & Moss, Alonzo. 2008. The Arapaho Language. Boulder: University Press of Colorado. (view file)
• Cyr, Danielle. 1991. Algonquian Orders as Aspectual Markers: Some Typological Evidence and Pragmatic Considerations. In Cowan, William (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 22, 58–88. Ottawa: Carleton University. (view file)
• Cyr, Danielle. 1996. Grammatical Sketches: Montagnais: An Ethnogrammatical Description. In Maurais, Jacques (ed.), Quebec’s Aboriginal Languages: History, Planning and Development (Multilingual Matters), vol. 107, 174–203. Multilingual Matters. (view file)
• Dahlstrom, Amy. 1986a. Nominal Arguments and Pronominal Inflection in Fox. Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, vol. 61. New York City: Smithsonian Institution. (view file)
• Dahlstrom, Amy. 1986b. Plains Cree Morphosyntax. UC Berkeley. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Dahlstrom, Amy. 1988. Independent Pronouns in Fox. In Shipley, William (ed.), In Honor of Mary Haas: From the Haas Festival Conference on Native American Linguistics, 165–194. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. (view file)
• Dahlstrom, Amy. 1993. The Syntax of Discourse Functions in Fox. In Guenter, Joshua S. & Kaiser, Barbara A. & Zoll, Cheryl C. (eds.), Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society: Special Session on Syntactic Issues in Native American Languages, vol. 19, 11–21. Berkeley: Berkeley Linguistics Society. (view file)
• Dahlstrom, Amy. 1995. Topic, Focus and other Word Order Problems in Algonquian. Voices of Rupert’s Land 1–27. (view file)
• Dahlstrom, Amy. 1997. Fox (Mesquakie) Reduplication. International Journal of American Linguistics 63(2). 205–226. (view file)
• Dahlstrom, Amy. 2000. Morphosyntactic Mismatches in Algonquian: Affixal Predicates and Discontinuous Verbs. Papers from the Regional Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society, vol. 36, 63–87. (view file)
• Dahlstrom, Amy. 2003a. Focus Constructions in Meskwaki (Fox). In Butt, Miriam & King, Tracy Holloway (eds.), LFG03 Conference, 144–163. University at Albany: CSLI Publications. (view file)
• Dahlstrom, Amy. 2003b. Owls and Cannibals Revisited: Traces of Windigo Features in Meskwaki Texts. In Wolfart, H. Christoph (ed.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 34, 81–114. Winnipeg: Univeristy of Manitoba. (view file)
• Dahlstrom, Amy. 2009. OBJ without OBJ: a Typology of Meskwaki Objects. In Butt, Miriam & King, Tracy Holloway (eds.), LFG09 Conference, 222–239. Cambridge: CSLI Publications. (view file)
• Dahlstrom, Amy. 2013. Argument Structure of Quirky Algonquian Verbs. In King, T.H. & de Paiva, V. (eds.), From Quirky Case to Representing Space: Papers in Honor of Annie Zaenen, 61–71. Stanford: Center for the Study of Language. (view file)
• Dahlstrom, Amy. 2014. Multiple Oblique Arguments in Meskwaki. In Valentine, J. Randolph & Macaulay, Monica (eds.), Papers of the Algonquian Conference, vol. 42, 56–68. Albany. (view file)
• Daviault, Diane. 1986. La structure d’argument en algonquin. In Cowan, William (ed.), 17th Algonquian Conference, 81–92. Ottawa: Carleton University Press. (view file)
• Daviault, Diane. 1987. Un aperçu de la morphologie verbale dans la grammaire du Père Nicolas. In Cowan, William (ed.), 18th Algonquian Conference, 69–94. Ottawa: Carleton University Press. (view file)
• Daviault, Diane. 1988. Aspects of the Historical Evolution of Obviative Marking in Ojibwa. In Cowan, William (ed.), 19th Algonquian Conference, 17–29. Ottawa: Carleton University Press. (view file)
• Daviault, Diane. 1993. Explorations dans le domaine du changement diachronique en morphologie des langues algonquiennes. In Cowan, William (ed.), 24th Algonquian Conference, 97–103. Ottawa: Carleton University Press. (view file)
• Dawe-Sheppard, Audrey. 1986. The Fundamentals of Micmac Historical Morphology. St. John’s: Memorial University of Newfoundland. (PhD Thesis.) (view file)
• Dawe-Sheppard, Audrey. 1987. The Imperative/Jussive Distinction in Micmac. In Cowan, William (ed.), 18th Algonquian Conference, 95–102. Ottawa: Carleton University Press. (view file)
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