Romance Philology 64/2 (Fall 2010)

Special issue In memoriam: Ray Harris-Northall (1953–2009)

Preface - Barbara De Marco

Introduction - Jerry R. Craddock

Ray Harris-Northall: Bibliography - Donald N. Tuten and Ivy A. Corfis

Intersective Gradience: Possessive Modifi ers from Latin to Italian - Janice Aski

Thoughts on the Re-Latinization of the Spanish Lexicon - Steven N. Dworkin

Algunas cuestiones respecto a la pérdida de arabismos en español peninsular - Patricia Giménez-Eguibar

The Evolution of Clausal Temporal Modifi ers in Spanish and French - Chad Howe and Diane L. Ranson

Morphological Mismatch and Temporal Reference in Interaction with Lexical Semantics in Spanish - Matthew L. Juge

Documenting yeísmo in Medieval and Colonial Spanish Texts - Sonia Kania

Some New Thoughts on Old Spanish Second-Person Plural Verb Endings - Cynthia Kauffeld

The Evolution of the University of Chicago Spanish Dictionary - David Pharies

Ramón Menéndez Pidal’s Concept of “Latent State” and the History of Spanish Aspectual Constructions - Natalya I. Stolova

The Loss of Spanish -udo participles as a Problem of Actuation - Donald N. Tuten

Temprana marcación acusativa en el hispanorromance - Omar Velázquez-Mendoza and Robert J. Blake

On the Palatalization of Latin /ŋn/ in Western- and Italo-Romance - Kenneth J. Wireback