Theoretical Approaches to African Linguistics Book

	Preface and Acknowledgements
	Three Decades of African Linguistic Research	1
	Category Mismatches	19
	Ambiguity and Case Marking in Donno So (Dogon)	47
	The Forgotten Null Subject of Igbo	59
	Igbo Bipositional Verbs in a Syntactic Theory of Argument Structure	83
	Subject and Object Markers as Agreement and Pronoun Incorporation in Swahili	109
	Wh-Movement in Malagasy: An Extraction Asymmetry	117
	Locatives in KiVunjo-Chaga	129
	On Adjectives that Show up as Nouns	147
	The Long-Distance Anaphor in Fula	167
	Emai Verbal and Preverbal Tone: Preliminaries	183
	Why Passive Can Block Object Marking	199
	Featural Affixation	217
	Geminate Shortening in Fula	239
	Tone on Verbs in Suma	255
	Properheadedness and Binarity: Prosodic Words in Yoruba	273
	Minimality Effects in Swahili	295
	Vowel Coalescence and Hiatus in Kikamba	313
	The Status of Contour Tones in Ibibio	329
	Peaking at Zero: Null Subjects and Other Indicators of Peak in Konni Texts	345
	Tone in Second Language Acquisition: Three Competing Strategies for African Languages	359
	Gender Stereotyping in African Languages	375
	Gender Differences in Speech Behaviour. Who Has the best Speech?	393
	Attitudes toward French, National Languages, and Mother Tongues across Age and Sex in Congo	403
	Contributors	417