Contents
Preface
50th Algonquian Conference Retrospective | Richard Preston
Algonquian Studies: Where We Came from and Where We Are Going | Mary Ann Naokwegijig-Corbiere
The Importance of Being Not-Obviative | Irene Appelbaum
The Benign Neglect of Language Materials by Historians: A Northeastern Oklahoma Case Study | Amy Dianne Bergseth
A Meskwaki Construction in Narrative Texts: Independent Pronoun + Full NP | Amy Dahlstrom
The Syntax of (ir)realis in Innu | Rose-Marie Déchaine and Monique Dufresne
A Ditransitive Analysis of Possessor Raising in Mi’kmaw: Distinct Licensing for Possessor and Possessum | Yvonne Denny, Arlene Stevens, Elizabeth Paul, Barbara Sylliboy, and Dianne Friesen
Nominalization Strategies in Plains Cree: An Analysis of the -win Sufffijix | Lex Giesbrecht and Jordan Lachler
The Acquisition of Obviation in Northern East Cree: Evidence from Possessive Constructions | Ryan E. Henke
Derivational Functions of Theme Signs in Oji-Cree Sarah Hofffman and Will Oxford
Gatherings: The Transformation of Algonquin Settlement Patterns in the 19th Century | Leila Inksetter
The Bible in “Plain” Cree: A Look at the Language of the 1862 Translation | Bill Jancewicz
Denominative and Quantitative Verbs of Possession in Plains Cree | H. C. Wolfart
Contributors