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Ibero-Romance Linguistics Seminars

'The Dual A/A-bar Nature of Discourse Triggered Raising-to-Object: Evidence from Romanian'

User Prof. Gabriela Alboiu, York University (Canada).

House Old Hall, Queens' College.

Tuesday 22 May 2012, 18:00-19:00

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A new grammar of Spanish. Unity and variation.

User Professor Ignacio Bosque.

House Old Hall, Queens' College.

Thursday 21 October 2010, 18:00-19:00

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"Who has the linguistic advantage? The case of Native Spanish vs. Non-native Spanish in Los Angeles, California"

User Prof. Michael Vermy (Buffalo State, State University of New York).

House Old Hall, Queens' College.

Tuesday 18 May 2010, 18:00-19:00

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"Who has the linguistic advantage? The case of Native Spanish vs. Non-native Spanish in Los Angeles, California"

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'The Dual A/A-bar Nature of Discourse Triggered Raising-to-Object: Evidence from Romanian'

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"Who has the linguistic advantage? The case of Native Spanish vs. Non-native Spanish in Los Angeles, California"

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&quot;Who has the linguistic advantage? The case of Native Spanish vs. Non-native Spanish in Los Angeles, California&quot;

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'The Dual A/A-bar Nature of Discourse Triggered Raising-to-Object: Evidence from Romanian'

A new grammar of Spanish. Unity and variation.

&quot;Who has the linguistic advantage? The case of Native Spanish vs. Non-native Spanish in Los Angeles, California&quot;

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