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Dr Napoleon Katsos (University of Cambridge).
Thursday 25 May 2023, 16:30-18:00
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Cambridge Linguistics Forum
Quantity implicature and perspective-taking: insights from a novel task
Cambridge Linguistics Forum
Moving up and down parameter hierarchies: markedness, third factors and diachrony
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The interaction of gender marking and perspective-taking
Cambridge Linguistics Forum
Getting Passive by Extending Classes: A Novel Verb-Learning Study with Adults and Children
Cambridge Linguistics Forum
Sentiment analysis: methods and applications
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Vowel harmony as a cue for phonological phrasing
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Cambridge Linguistics Forum
Complement clause section as a (non-)local relation
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The grammar of self-talk. What different modes of talking reveal about the language faculty.
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[Postponed to ET] 'Lying, bullshit and Desinformatsiya'
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TBC
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'When can you passivize causatives? A phase-based analysis'
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Exploring Multicultural London English across Offline and Online space
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Living in Kriolu, Learning in Portuguese: language ideologies and language education in Cape Verde
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Talking College: A Community Based Language and Racial Identity Development Model for Black College Student Justice
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V2, V3, and the left periphery of Finnish and Estonian
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Cambridge Linguistics Forum
The development of Old English conjunct clauses: How syntactic changes interact
Cambridge Linguistics Forum
Dynamics of multilingualism in language revitalisation and activism: Applied linguistic insights from Oaxaca, Mexico
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The Role of Root Semantics in Determining Argument Alternations
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Vulnerable Left Periphery: Why there is no other alternative to change
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Phonotactics and rules interacting in change: understanding Mid-Scots ΞΈ-Debuccalisation and Late Middle English Syncope
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Morphophonological issues in the development of Huave language revitalisation materials
Cambridge Linguistics Forum
Vowel harmony as a cue for phonological phrasing
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Empirical Results on Morphological Convergence in English
Cambridge Linguistics Forum
Translating the Deaf Self: Translanguaging, interpreting & identities of deaf signers at work
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How (not) to do (areal) phonological typology
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Cambridge Linguistics Forum
Identity construction and self-presentation on WhatsApp profile statuses: What does our status say about us?
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Cambridge Linguistics Forum
How do stylistic features βworkβ in news texts about a violent event that took place abroad? A cross-cultural case study.
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Ecological links between L2 learning and L1 change
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Language contact in syntax: The view from Romanian
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On the phonetics and phonology of English H* and L+H* pitch accents
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Internal arguments disguised as external arguments: Lessons from an active alignment system
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Multiethnolects as contact languages: the case for the Jamaican influence in London
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The role of language professionals in minority language revitalisation: Variation in rhotic production
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Language change in bilingual returnee children: mutual effects of bilingual experience and cognition
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Heritage grammars and linguistic complexity: A view from grammatical gender
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Focus Association with ONLY
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Voice-Prosody and Technologies to Give Voice to Endangered Languages: an Irish Perspective
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Bilingual Brains
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The crucial role of truth-compatible interferences
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The pronoun interpretation problem in bilingual Dutch-German children
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Revisiting contact-induced change in creole languages
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Culture, language and cognition: a methodological and theoretical exploration with reference to spatial concepts
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Polysemy: Pragmatics and Linguistic Conventions
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Cambridge Linguistics Forum
[Online talk] - Iconic Plurals
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[Online talk] - Peircean Semiotics, Archaeology, and the Origin of Human Language: Was Homo erectus the first talking human?
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Cambridge Linguistics Forum
CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19 - TBC
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[Online talk] - Monosyllabic Salience in Cantonese: Facilitation of transference of monosyllabic English words (MEWs) into Hong Kong Cantonese-English mixed code
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CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19 - TBC
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[Online talk] - The Syntax of Verbs: Language Typology, Language Change and a little bit of Language Acquisition
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CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19 - TBC
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[Online talk] - Linguists who use probabilistic models love them: An introduction to Functional Distributional Semantics
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Cambridge Linguistics Forum
[Online talk] L2 phonological learning in adults: The role of language background, age of acquisition, and exposure
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CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19 - Intonational phonology in the light of cross-linguistic evidence of variability
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CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19 - Title: How Language Began: A Peircean Approach to Language Evolution
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Mechanisms in non-native speech perception
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Cambridge Linguistics Forum
Conveying quantity pragmatically
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t-glottalling, flapping and pre-glottalisation in British Englishes: patterns in phonological and social variability
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Sociolinguistic Vulnerability: Disaster Linguicism and Crisis Translation
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Complete loss of case and gender within a generation: evidence from Stamford Hill Hasidic Yiddish
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Complete loss of case and gender within a generation: evidence from Stamford Hill Hasidic Yiddish
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Bilingualism in the community: Code-switching and grammars in contact
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Language dynamics - what we hear and how we hear it
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Driving a wedge between communication and language learning in autism
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On the multidimensionality of natural language semantics and the myth of conventional implicature
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Motivations for speaker intervention in phonetic implementation: Meanings and forms
Cambridge Linguistics Forum
The interaction between simplicity and naturalness in nominal word order typology
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TBC
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Predictors of listening comprehension skills in bilingual children
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Seeking cross-linguistic interaction in the phonetic and phonological development of bilingual French-speaking children
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Getting the gist: experience and expectation in the interpretation of novel compound nouns
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The Evolutionary Typology of Verbal Person-Number Indexes
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Timing in dyslexia: Language, reading and writing
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The push to pool: Testing the effects of matched and mismatched reference populations in forensic voice comparison
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Syntactic Change in Postcolonial Englishes: Substrates and Input
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Grammatical innovations in Multicultural London English
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Singing in tone: text-setting constraints in tone languages
Cambridge Linguistics Forum
Linguistics and education: a case of mutual dependency?
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Understanding Ellipsis: Corpus, Annotation, Theory
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CANCELLED - Diversity of Expression in Utterance and the Idea of Language
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Sources of Variability in Language Activation and Control in Spanish/English bilinguals and L2 learners
Cambridge Linguistics Forum
The semantics and pragmatics of racial and ethnic language: Towards a comprehensive radical contextualist account
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Third language acquisition at the initial stages: An event-related potential study probing for transfer
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Using quantile regression and dynamic survival analysis to study the time course of the lexical processing of complex words
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Grammar as a Maturationally Controlled Behavior: Minimality in language Development and Impairment
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Languages adapt to minute differences in their speakersβ ecology
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Twitter evolution: Birdsong, speech and language
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Grammar, pragmatics and referential interpretation in English
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How children break into language and become interesting talkers within 3 years.
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Learning Syntax with Deep Neural Networks
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Using smartphones to collect big data on English dialects
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A tale of one city: A sociophonetic study of 100+ years of Glaswegian vernacular
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The (socio)linguistics of Cypriot Greek as a heritage language in present-day London
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Notes on the verbal domain in Meadow Mari
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Fox's son, they slept five, imitation of people: Kuikuro numerals and counting
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Misreading and language change: a foray into cognitive historical linguistics?
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Creativity and discourse strategies in recent Spanish social protest movements
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The origins of speech and anti-rhythms
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Phonotactics with[awt] rules: the learnability of a simple, unnatural pattern in English
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The language of higher-order uncertainty
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Rumours, Diseases and Drugs: Tackling Textual Data for Knowledge Discovery in Health
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Language variation and change within the individual
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Language families and language contact: Latin, Sabellian and Greek
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Reconceptualising conditionals
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On the cartography of the clause in Old Celtic
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Eliminating A/A'-positions
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Anaphora resolution in young and not-so-young adults: the role of language experience and cognitive skills
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Phonetics from blog to book
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The neural correlates of intonation
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The Cultural Origins of Structure
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Scalar Particles as Alternative-Sensitive Expressions
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The importance of SLA theory when designing L2 corpora
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Disentangling focus constructions in Luganda
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Negation and negative concord in Greek: evidence for a tripartite 'cycle' for negative indefinites
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Phylogenetic approaches to language history and diversity
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I saw, I unsaw, I resaw: how we access and make use of unconscious knowledge about verbal roots
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Disjunction at prosodic boundaries
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Morphosyntactic complexity: a typology of lexical splits
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Feature sharing in agreement? Evidence from Latin nominalized participles
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Towards empiricist models of language acquisition
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Change, Choice and Functional Ecology: The case of the historical present
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The role of semantic and structural constraints in ellipsis
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Towards a model of morphological processing grounded in principles of discriminative learning
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Which take which?
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Language Learning and the brain
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Distribution of processing capacities across bilateral and left-lateralised language networks
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Sign language in Burma: Yangon Sign language and its relationship with spoken Burmese
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The onset of borrowing: Somali and English
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Dialect syntax as a testbed for models of innovation and change
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The role of dynamic pragmatics in negation processing
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Distinguishing two routes to silent meaning through hemodynamic and electrophysiological techniques
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Coordinate structures, morphosyntactic representations, and production experiments in Slovenian
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Move in the Right Direction: What phonetic variation can tell us about phonological representations
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Null objects and markedness in L1 acquisition
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The Domain of Content
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Discrete bilectalism, multilingualism, and (a)typical language development
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Derogatives: Meaning or Metadata?
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Neurocognitive universals in types of morphological process?
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Learning to communicate: The development of reference from 9 months to 5 years.
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Backward control of adjuncts in Ancient Greek
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Reason, passion and genius in linguistic thought from the Neo-Epicureans to the Saussure brothers
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Which factors influence sentence continuation in children?
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Working memory, language, and classroom learning
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Phonetics vs. phonology in Huave consonant-vowel interactions
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The effects of language contact on event construal: insights from language production of L1 and very advanced L2-speakers of German
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Resumption and the Design of Grammar
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The Syntax of Meteorology
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Understanding and believing
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Individual differences in native language attainment (with implications for language acquisition)
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The semantics of numerical classifiers in Indonesian
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Phases and semantics
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Interpreting Early Middle English Spelling: Anachronism and historical orthography
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On historical language dictionaries and language boundaries
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Is linguistics useful?: From Wittgenstein to meaning, brain, and questions about how to treat language-impaired stroke patients
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Language change and language evolution in the lab
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Morphosyntactic conditioning in phonology: the case of pronominal clitics in European Portuguese
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The Case of Giorgione: Indexicality, Logophoricity, and Non Truth-Conditional Meaning
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Evolution, sex/gender and sociolinguistics
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Why _morning pΓ‘per_, but _jΓΊry selection_? The variability of compound stress in English
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Ethnolinguistic identities and language revitalisation in small society: the case of the Faeroe Isles
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Keeping (eye)track(s) of multiple worlds
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Eye get it! What eye-movements can tell us about language processing in autism spectrum disorder
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Influence of r-resonance information on speech intelligibility for native and non-native English speakers of different ages
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Accent of birth? Linking phonological variation to attitudes and identities on the Scottish/English border
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Predication and specification in the syntax of cleft sentences
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Towards Understanding the Brain Basis of Developmental Dyslexia: A Cross-Language Approach
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See, say and remember: Motion events in witness interviews, translation and memory
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Against PP extraposition in nominals
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Phonetic and phonological aspects of gemination in Lebanese Arabic
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The pragmatic bases of musical meaning
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Loan Word Typology
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Dealing with disasters: the problem of polysemy
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Asymmetries in the intonation system of the Maastricht dialect of Limburgian
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Eye tracking and syntactic processing in children with Williams Syndrome
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Constructions, functional heads and unbounded dependencies
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Optimization over violable constraints in linguistic performance
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Quantifying dialect similarity by comparison of the lexical distribution of phonemes
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New wine in old bottles? Change and continuity in form-function relationships
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"Reslicing the Clitic/Affix Distinction"
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Variation in British Sign Language
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From morphology to syntax or the other way around: Re-thinking the directionality of change in historical syntax
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Understanding the minds of others: A psycholinguistic approach to Theory of Mind
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Language as a Window Into Human Nature
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How to learn and use a language
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Contributions of phonetic detail to understanding speech processing
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Immanuel Kantβs Sparrow: High level acoustic communication in songbirds and humans
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What goes wrong when speakers stutter?
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Referential intentions and minimal semantics
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The role of statistical learning in early generative L2 grammars
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Tone contrast maintenance driving phonological change in intonation grammars
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'A fair knowledge of their tongue': Re-evaluating Missionary Linguistics
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When and where does language change? Syntax, phonology, acquisition and diachrony
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Inflectional Economy
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Historical sociolinguistics and the transmission of language change
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The fascinating first year
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βCannot believe have not realised this beforeβ: subject omission in present-day written English
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Why are humans the only species to have language?
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Discourse variation, grammaticalisation, and stuff like that
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Inference about inference: pragmatics and stylistic analysis
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Compounding in English and the nature of attribution
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Some aspects of verb morphology and syntax in Modern Aramaic
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Differentiating morphology, syntax and meaning in the human brain
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Problems with phonemes
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Challenges and results of large-scale mapping of contemporary English dialects using online surveys
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Concord, convergence and accommodation in bilingual children
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