This book is a collaborative project which centres on the testimonios of more than 100 survivors of the harsh realities of the 80-year Colombian armed conflict, drawing on multiple disciplinary areas and practices: linguistics, philology and linguistics, education, journalism, academia, art and film, literature, human rights, sociology, urban geography, cosmogony and grassroots activism. Using extracts from testimonios in multiple forms 鈥� oral, written, film, textiles 鈥� and mobilising the concep
2025. iii, 183 pp.
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The role of metonymy in social identity
Jane Dilkes | pp.鈥�1鈥�26
Multimodal metaphors, political activism and Anglophone nationalism in Cameroon
Raymond Echitchi | pp.鈥�27鈥�54
Cognitive analysis of gas pipeline discourse
Craig Frayne | pp.鈥�55鈥�76
The climate battle in America: War metaphors alarm Republicans but Democrats more likely to act
Claudia Gaele, Lacey Okonski & Adan L. Martinez-Cruz | pp.鈥�77鈥�106
Falling, slipping, and s
2025. iii, 174 pp.
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Creation in the semantics of verbs and constructions: A force-dynamic analysis of the argument structure of creation verbs in Brazilian Portuguese
Luana Lopes Amaral | pp.鈥�1鈥�33
The lexicon-grammar continuum: What Persian complex predicates reveal
Reza Soltani & Laura A. Janda | pp.鈥�34鈥�64
The similative-pretence alternating pair and filler-slot relations: A revised version of distinctive collexeme analysis
Jesus Olguin Martinez & St
2024. iv, 177 pp.
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Articles litt茅raires
Entre r茅茅criture et r茅invention鈥︹��: Le Lai d鈥橧gnaur茅 sous la plume de Jean Ott (1878鈥�1935)
Anna G臋sicka | pp.鈥�185鈥�208
La Bretagne ou 芦 la magie du lieu 禄 selon J.M.G. Le Cl茅zio
Natalia Nielipowicz | pp.鈥�209鈥�229
Dans l鈥檕mbre de la guerre鈥�: Distances m茅morielles dans Pas pleurer (2014) de Lydie Salvayre et L鈥橝rt de perdre (2017) d鈥橝lice Zeniter
Geir Uvsl酶kk | pp.鈥�230鈥�247
Una visita clandestina: Corpus Barga y Neruda en l
2024. v, 151 pp.
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Gary Libben鈥檚 Mental Lexicon
Lori Buchanan & Roberto G. de Almeida | pp.鈥�189鈥�190
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Finnish noun inflections and the FLH from two perspectives
Bruce Derwing, James Myers & Juhani J盲rvikivi | pp.鈥�191鈥�223
The synchronic status of historical bound roots in the mental lexicon: A dynamic, psychocentric perspective
Matthew T. Carlson & Amy C. Crosson | pp.鈥�224鈥�252
Long-lag morphological priming and inflectional paradigm size e
2023. iv, 282 pp.
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Beitr盲ge
Eine neue Perspektive auf Platons Kritik des 鈥歞emokratischen Menschen鈥�
Luis Probst | pp.鈥�1鈥�19
Vorsehung und Schicksal 鈥� Astrales Wissen und Weissagung bei Albert dem Gro脽en
Norbert Winkler | pp.鈥�20鈥�114
Inhering hylomorphic modes or hylomorphic modes of inherence? The anti-modist hylomorphism argument in the Destructions of the Modes of Signifying
Milo Crimi | pp.鈥�115鈥�143
Die Leipziger Quodlibet-Disputation von 1514: Neue Texte
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2024. iii, 108 pp.
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Articles 鈥� Art铆culos 鈥� Aufs盲tze 鈥� Artikoloj
Linguistic hegemony in academia: The impact of English on Arabic scholarship
Ahmed Allaithy, Mai Zaki, Boutheina Khaldi & Meis Al-Kaisi | pp.鈥�225鈥�261
Language and the demand for self-determination
John Derks | pp.鈥�262鈥�291
Interlinguistics / Interling眉铆stica / Interlinguistik / Interlingvistiko
Mohandas Gandhi and the uses of Esperanto: Language as a tool for coercive state-making
Bipasha Bhatta
The editors of Linguistic Discrimination in U.S. Higher Education: Power, Prejudice, Impacts, and Remedies (Clements and Petray, 2021, Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group) invite submissions for the second edition of this text.
Submission may be in the form of a chapter draft (if you already have a full draft), an abstract, or a conference presentation t this stage.
We are interested in research at various levels of the university experience, including discrimination of languages, dialects
Call for Papers:
We welcome proposals for 20-minute presentations from colleagues teaching all languages at all ranks (including language program directors/coordinators/supervisors, tenure-track and non-tenure track faculty, instructors, and graduate students). Proposals may be either practice-oriented or research-oriented, as long as they have practical implications of relevance to language programs in post-secondary settings in the United States. Proposals must fall under one of two strands
Themenheft LiLi 鈥� Florian Busch, Karina Frick, Constanze Spie脽 (Hrsg.)
Sprachlicher Klassismus
Klassismus geh枚rt zu den Diskriminierungsformen, denen sowohl gesamtgesellschaftlich als auch sozial- und geisteswissenschaftlich bislang verh盲ltnism盲脽ig wenig Aufmerksamkeit geschenkt worden ist (vgl. Seeck 2022: 1). Klasse bezeichnet dabei soziale Kollektive, die sich in Formen der Lebensf眉hrung und Arbeit gleichen und die zudem einen 盲hnlichen Zugang zu verschiedenen Ressourcen 鈥� bzw. im Sinne
Call for contributions to collective publications: English Phraseology in Contrast
A contrastive approach to English phraseology is essential to identify and describe the specificities of its lexicogrammar, imagery, and figurative and formulaic language. This call for papers invites scholars interested in exploring contrastive phraseology and phraseotranslation. We welcome papers focusing on English collocations, idioms and other fixed phrases, conversational formulae, and proverbs as well as
2025. iii, 182 pp.
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N-N compounds in L2 French and L3 English: Early L1 transfer and nativelike ultimate attainment
Abdelkader Hermas | pp.鈥�1鈥�23
The acquisition of object drop and island sensitivity in L2 Spanish by German speakers
Pedro Guijarro-Fuentes & Francesco Romano | pp.鈥�24鈥�57
Facilitative L1-transfer in nonnative sound production of monolingual and bilingual learners: Phonological overlap and L2 experience
Peng Li & Chengjia Ye | pp.鈥�58鈥�88
2024. iii, 102 pp.
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Remembering William Labov
pp.鈥�107鈥�112
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Variation and change in progress: Evidence from Word-final [鈥慳] and [鈥慹] in Jakarta Indonesian
Ferdinan Okki Kurniawan & Maya Ravindranath Abtahian | pp.鈥�113鈥�139
Information structure and changes in Moklen word-form
Daniel Loss, Nattanun Chanchaochai, N.鈥疛. Enfield & Pittayawat Pittayaporn | pp.鈥�140鈥�182
Depending on gender: The role of Gurindji women in contact-induced language
Languages have complex ways of marking (coding) the names of languages that are used/spoken/known/written etc. English is pretty simple but in Polish f.ex. I speak POLISH (or any language whose name is an adjective plus Latin, whose name in Polish is a noun) has one construction, I speak SANSKRIT (or any language whose name is a noun other than Latin) has another, I speak MANY LANGUAGES has a third, I know Polish, Sanskrit, many languages, etc. has a fourth--and there much more. Then different
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The Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics is seeking to recruit a Postdoctoral Research Assistant (PDRA) to support Professor Aditi Lahiri鈥檚 project 'Pertinacity', for which an EPSRC grant has been awarded. The PDRA will be a part of a vibrant community of linguists working in various aspects of the discipline, both synchronic and diachronic.
This role will be responsible for the experimental approaches to morpho-phonological representation and processing, focusing on
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Applications are invited for a technician/lab manager to provide technical support for research labs in the Department of Linguistics at the University of Michigan. The department is equipped with EEG, dual electromagnetic articulography (EMA) systems, EGG, ultrasound, oral/nasal airflow measurement system, pupillometry equipment, and eye-tracking equipment. Familiarity with one or more of these laboratory techniques is a plus, although not required. The appointed technician will
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The Department of Linguistics at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign invites applications for a full-time position of Lecturer or Instructor of Swahili with a start date of August 16, 2025. This is a full-time 9-month, non-tenure track, specialized faculty position which is renewable yearly contingent on availability of funding, strong performance reviews and healthy enrollments in classes. The budgeted salary for the position is $58,000 for Instructor and $60,000 for Le
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Work Location: Remote/Work-from-home
Work Schedule: Flexible schedule (preferred weekly availability is 20 hours or more)
Engagement Model: Freelance/Independent contractor
Language Needed: English (United States)
Project duration: Until the end of June
DataForce by TransPerfect is currently looking for linguists with idiomatic fluency in English (US) to join our team of Freelance Linguists. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of an innovative project.
Role
SUMMARY
Grosjean鈥檚 On Bilinguals and bilingualism consists of eleven chapters, an appendix containing his position paper on the right of the deaf child to grow up bilingually, a subject and researcher index, and a list of references. The book sets itself the goal to tie together forty years of research by the author in the area of bilingualism with a specific focus on a psycholinguistic approach to the matter, to set his work against the research community鈥檚 and often the general public鈥檚 re
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Missionary Grammars and Dictionaries of Chinese by Otto Zwartjes focuses on the Dominicans鈥� contribution to Chinese grammar and dictionaries, notably their lexicographic tools, the writing of grammars, and the creation of a romanization system to describe Manila Hokkien, i.e., a dialect in Southern Min.
The whole book consists of 7 chapters, 7 appendixes, 1 list of indexes and 1 list of toponyms.
Chapter 1 is a brief introduction, identifying the aims of the book as being 1) t