Kenneth Locke Hale, Ph.D.

Affiliations: 
Linguistics and Philosophy Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States 
Area:
Syntax, Endangered Languages
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Mark Baker grad student
Naoki Fukui grad student MIT
David Nash grad student MIT
Jane Helen Simpson grad student MIT
Luciana Storto grad student
C.-T. James Huang grad student 1982 MIT
Beth Carol Levin grad student 1983 MIT
Hilda Koopman grad student 1984 Tilburg University
Lori Levin grad student 1986 MIT
Steven P. Abney grad student 1983-1987 MIT
Elizabeth Ritter grad student 1984-1988 MIT
Chris Collins grad student 1993 MIT
Andrew H. Carnie grad student 1991-1995 MIT
Jan Koster post-doc 1976 MIT
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Hale KL. (2001) Navajo verb stem position and the bipartite structure of the Navajo conjunct sector Linguistic Inquiry. 32: 678-693
Hale KL. (2001) Review of “Morpheme Order and Semantic Scope: Word formation in the Athapaskan verbþ” by Keren Rice Diachronica. 18: 383-393
Hale K, Keyser SJ. (1999) A Response to Fodor and Lepore, “Impossible Words?” Linguistic Inquiry. 30: 453-466
Hale K. (1997) Some observations on the contributions of local languages to linguistic science Lingua. 100: 71-89
Hale K. (1992) Language endangerment and the human value of linguistic diversity Language. 68: 35-42
Hale K. (1992) Endangered languages: On endangered languages and the safeguarding of diversity Language. 68: 1-42
Craig C, Hale K. (1988) Relational Preverbs in Some Languages of the Americas: Typological and Historical Perspectives Language. 64: 312
Zwicky AM, Kaisse EM, Hale K, et al. (1987) Government and tonal phrasing in Papago Phonology. 4: 151-183
Hale K. (1985) Searching for Aboriginal Languages: Memoirs of a Field Worker. BOB DIXON American Ethnologist. 12: 159-160
Hale K. (1983) Warlpiri and the grammar of non-configurational languages Natural Language and Linguistic Theory. 1: 5-47
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