Special Inaugural Double Issue
Welcome to the new format of the now online
working papers journal of the University of Colorado Department of Linguistics!
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Language
Research in the 21st Century
Can You Sleep
in a Hammock? And a Few Other Questions that Never Came up in Field
Methods Class
Analyzability
of Nouns in Northwestern California How Written
Symbols Change: Toward a Historical Grammatology Animal Names
in Native Northwestern California Talking One's Way out of Homosexuality:
The Role of Narrative in Sexual Identity and Personal Transformation
Narrative, Ex-gay Ministries and
the Re-education of Desire Framing Terror:
Ideological Struggle Underlying the Characterization of Terrorism
Understanding
Verbal Irony in Korean within a Multiple-Meaning Model Word-Order
Variation in Wanano 'Supposition'
as an Evidential Category in Wanano and Other Eastern Tucano Languages Index of
Conference Papers and Posters Presented by Department
Members
Training Strategies for
Improving Listeners' Comprehension of Foreign-Accented Speech A Study of the Reference
Systems of the Chadic Languages: A Preliminary Typology
Index of
Recent Publications by Department Members |
Syntax and Morphology Case Marking
Systems in Two Ethiopian Semitic Languages Loss and
Consequence: An Examination of the Old English Case Marking System
As Opposed to that of Other Old Germanic Languages Corpus Linguistics Functional
Domain of the Croatian Complementizer da A Corpus
Study on the Item-based Nature of Early Grammar Acquisition When Phonation
Matters: The Use and Function of Yeah and Creaky Voice Sociocultural Linguistics Practice
and Domination: Toward a Theory of Political Micro-Economy A Queer
Revolution: Reconceptualizing the Debate over Linguistic Reclamation
Between
Authority and Authenticity: English Use in Spanish-Language Commercials
in the United States Computational Linguistics Language
Identification and Language Specific Letter-to-Sound Rules Automatic
Opinion Polarity Classification of Movie Reviews
Adam
Hodges, Editor Colorado Research in Linguistics
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