Publications
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Articles and Chapters
in prep | Bjorkman, Bronwyn and Dan Siddiqi. Verb doubling phenomena. In Constraint-Based Morphosyntax: The LrFG Approach, primary authors Ash Asudeh and Dan Siddiqi. Cambridge University Press. |
in press | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Verbal Inflection in Distributed Morphology. In Cambridge Handbook of Distributed Morphology. Eds. Artemis Alexiadou, Heidi Harley, and Ruth Kramer. Cambridge University Press. |
2022 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Some structural disanalogies between pronouns and tenses. Canadian Journal of Linguistics. 67(3): 143–165. [ DOI:10.1017/cnj.2022.26 ] (open access) |
2021 | Cowper, Elizabeth, Daniel Currie Hall, Bronwyn Bjorkman, Rebecca Tollan, and Neil Banerjee. Investigating the past of the futurate present. In Syntactic Features and the Limits of Syntactic Change. Eds. J. G. Jónsson and T. Eythórsson. Oxford University Press. 210–237. [ pdf ] |
2019 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn, Elizabeth Cowper, Daniel Currie Hall, and Andrew Peters. Person and deixis in Heiltsuk pronouns. Canadian Journal of Linguistics/Revue canadienne de linguistique 64(4): 574–591. [ DOI:10.1017/cnj.2019.13 ] (open access) |
2019 | Cowper, Elizabeth, Bronwyn Bjorkman, Daniel Currie Hall, and Neil Banerjee. Illusions of transitive expletives in Middle English. Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics 22(3): 211–246. [ DOI:10.1007/s10828-019-09110-z ] |
2019 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn and Hedde Zeijlstra. Checking up on φ-Agree. Linguistic Inquiry 50(3):527–569. [ DOI:10.1162/ling_a_00319 ] [ pdf ] (Note: Earlier drafts of this paper, including the version on lingbuzz, were titled "Upwards Agree is Superior". This is the same paper, just with a different name.) |
2018 | Jurgec, Peter and Bronwyn Bjorkman. Indexation to stems and words. Phonology 35(4): 577–615. [ DOI:10.1017/S0952675718000210 ] [ pdf ] |
2018 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Ergative as perfective oblique. Syntax 21(4): 321–361. [ DOI:10.1111/synt.12162 ] [ pdf ] |
2018 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Syntactic Structures and Morphology. In Syntactic Structures 60 Years On. Eds. N. Hornstein, H. Lasnik, P. Patel-Grosz, and C. Yang. De Gruyter Mouton. 301–316. |
2017 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Singular they and the syntactic representation of gender in English (squib). Glossa.
2(1): 80. [ DOI:10.5334/gjgl.374 ] (open access) |
2017 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. How to do things with verbs. In A Pesky Set: Papers for David Pesetsky. Eds. C. Halpert, H. Kotek, and C. van Urk. MIT Working Papers in Linguistics volume 80. MITWPL. 10pp. |
2017 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn and Claire Halpert. In an imperfect world: deriving the typology of counterfactual marking. In Modality across Syntactic Categories. Eds. M. L. Rivero, A. Arregui, and A. Salanova. Oxford University Press. 157–178. [ pdf ] |
2016 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn and Elizabeth Cowper. Possession and necessity: from individuals to worlds. Lingua Special Issue: Understanding Possession. Eds. E. Schoorlemmer and B. Le Bruyn. 182: 30–48. [ DOI:10.1016/j.lingua.2016.02.002 ] [ pdf ] |
2016 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn and Ewan Dunbar. Finite-state phonology predicts a typological gap in cyclic stress assignment (squib). Linguistic Inquiry 47(2): 351–363. [ DOI:10.1162/ling_a_00214 ] [ pdf ] |
2016 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Go get, come see: motion verbs, morphological restrictions, and syncretism. Natural Language & Linguistic Theory 34(1): 53–91. [ DOI:10.1007/s11049-015-9301-0 ] [ pdf ] |
2014 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Accounting for unexpected subject gaps in TP coordination. The Linguistic Review 31(3–4): 487–513. [ DOI:10.1515/tlr-2014-0011 ] [ pdf ] |
2013 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. A syntactic answer to a pragmatic puzzle: The case of asymmetric and. In Syntax and Its Limits. Eds. R. Folli, C. Sevdali, and R. Truswell. Oxford University Press. 391–408. [ pdf ] |
Books and Edited Volumes
2022 | Anderson, Catherine, Bronwyn Bjorkman, Derek Denis, Julianne Doner, Margaret Grant, Nathan Sanders, and Ai Taniguchi. Essentials of Linguistics (2nd Edition). Open access introductory textbook. eCampus Ontario. [ available online ] |
2022 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn, Lex Konnelly, and Lee Airton, guest editors. Special thematic issue of Language and Sexuality, papers from They, Hirself, Em, and You: Nonbinary pronouns in theory and practice. 11(2). 153 pp. [ DOI:10.1075/jls.11.2 ] |
2020 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn and Daniel Currie Hall, editors. Contrast and Representations in Syntax. Oxford Studies in Theoretical Linguistics. 336 pp. Oxford University Press. [ link ] |
Dissertation
2011 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. BE-ing default: the Morpohsyntax of Auxiliaries. Doctoral dissertation, MIT. Committee: Sabine Iatridou (chair), David Pesetsky, and Norvin Richards. Available online from DSpace@MIT and lingbuzz. |
Proceedings Papers and Other Outputs
2024 |
Bailey, Laura, Bronwyn Bjorkman, Kirby Conrod, and Caitl Light. Rigor and accessibility: Attitudes towards syntax pedagogy in higher education. Proceedings of LSA 2024. [ DOI: 10.3765/plsa.v9i1.5694 ] |
2024 |
Asudeh, Ash, Bronwyn Bjorkman, Frances Dowle, Neil Myler, Daniel Siddiqi, and Lisa Sullivan. Fusional morphology, metasyncretism, and secondary exponence: A morphemic, realizational approach to Latin declension. Proceedings of the LFG24 Conference. Publikon: Konstanz. Eds. Miriam Butt, Jamie Y. Findlay and Ida Toivonen. Konstanz: Publikon. 45–68. [ on LrFG website ] |
2023 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn, Elizabeth Cowper, Daniel Currie Hall, Dan Siddiqi, and Isabelle Boyer. Limits on pronominal gender: A semantic account of a morphological pattern. Proceedings of NELS 53. GLSA: Amherst. [ pdf ] |
2022 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn, Isabelle Boyer, Elizabeth Cowper, Daniel Currie Hall, Louise Koren and Dan Siddiqi. Person and Number in Pronoun Paradigms: A semantic account of a morphological pattern. 2022 CLA Conference Proceedings/Actes du Congrès de l'ACL 2022. [ link ] |
2022 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Singular they and the syntactic representation of gender in English. Episode of Manuscripted: A podcast of peer-reviewed research manuscripts in spoken form. [ podcast website ] |
2021 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn, Elizabeth Cowper, Daniel Currie Hall, Jennice Hinds, Louise Koren and Dan Siddiqi. Morphological upstaging and markedness. 2021 CLA Conference Proceedings/Actes du Congrès de l'ACL 2021. [ link ] |
2021 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn. A collection of topic guides for an introductory course in linguistics. Open-access teaching resource. [ lingbuzz ] |
2020 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Reduplication without segments: verb doubling as prosodic repair. Proceedings of NELS 50. GLSA: Amherst. [ pdf ] |
2018 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn and Sali A. Tagliamonte. What can can and can't do. Proceedings of NELS 48. GLSA: Amherst. pp. 87–96. [ pdf ] |
2015 |
Cowper, Elizabeth, Daniel Currie Hall, Bronwyn Bjorkman, Rebecca Tollan, and Neil Banerjee. There's no future in Old English. 2015 CLA Conference Proceedings/Actes du Congrès de l'ACL 2015. [ link ] |
2015 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn and Elizabeth Cowper. Where there is, and why. 2015 CLA Conference Proceedings/Actes du Congrès de l'ACL 2015. [ link ] |
2014 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn and Elizabeth Cowper. English modal have. 2014 CLA Conference Proceedings/Actes du Congrès de l'ACL 2014. [ link ] |
2013 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn. A syntactic correlate of a semantic asymmetry. Proceedings of NELS 41. GLSA: Amherst. [ pdf ] |
2013 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn and Elizabeth Cowper. Inflectional shells and the syntax of causative have. 2013 CLA Conference Proceedings/Actes du Congrès de l'ACL 2013. [ link ] |
2013 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn and Claire Halpert. In search of (im)perfection. Proceedings of NELS 42. GLSA: Amherst. [ pdf ] |
2013 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. The syntax of syncretism. Proceedings of NELS 40. GLSA: Amherst. |
2013 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Auxiliaries. In Oxford Bibliographies in Linguistics. Ed. Mark Aronoff. New York: Oxford University Press. [ link ] |
2012 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. The crosslinguistic defaultness of be. Coyote Papers Working Papers in Linguistics 20: Proceedings of the Poster Session of WCCFL 29. |
2010 |
Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Morphology and stress in Nez Perce verbs. UBCWPL 29: Proceedings of WSCLA 15. [ pdf ] |
2010 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Go get, come see. UBCWPL 25: Proceedings of North West Linguistics Conference 2009. |
2006 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Shuswap double reduplication and input-reduplicant faithfulness. McGill Working Papers in Linguistics 20.2. Eds. E. Dobler and Y. Furukawa. |
Other Manuscripts
This section contains a few manuscripts that are not in the pipeline to be published anywhere, but that are in a complete enough form to be readable by others.
2019 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Against licensing in Sequence of Tense (squib). Unpublished manuscript presenting a negative argument against feature licensing accounts of Sequence of Tense phenomena via operations such as Agree or Feature Transmission. [ pdf ] |
2016 | Bjorkman, Bronwyn. Building imperfect counterfactuals. Unpublished manuscript slightly revised from a paper presented at the Workshop on Aspect and Modality in 2016, organized by Daniel Altshuler and Ashley Atkins. [ pdf ] |