Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers (2023)
Special Issue: Proceedings of the Fourteenth Meeting of the Illinois Language and Linguistics Society
Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers 44 (2021)
Special Issue: Proceedings of the Thirteenth Meeting of the Illinois Language and Linguistics Society
(Edited by Sarah Clark)
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170-189 |
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L1 Vietnamese L2 English Speakers’ Cues to the Perception of Stress |
117-169 |
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Uncovering a focused Lebanese American English ethnolect in Dearborn Michigan |
91-116 |
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61-90 |
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28-60 |
Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers 43 (2020)
Special Issue: Proceedings of the Twelfth Meeting of the Illinois Language and Linguistics Society
(Edited by Chelsey Norman)
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Boga : What is a Language? What is a Dialect? ► |
1-31 |
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Yee : Is noun bias universal? Evidence from Chinese and Korean compared with French and English ► |
32-44 |
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Tytko & Augstkalns : How well do we know ourselves? Identifying suicide markers in online communication: A case study of a graduate student’s writing ► |
45-62 |
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Lu : The Diminutive Word tsa42 in the Xianning Dialect: A Cognitive Approach ► |
63-91 |
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Lozano Et al. : Attachment and language use in donor-conceived adults’ self-narratives ► |
92-115 |
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Linden : Contrastive Focus Capitalization: Nonstandard Usages of Capital Letters in Web-based English and their Capital-I Implications ► |
116-138 |
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Al Omary : Mechanism of verbal morphology among heritage Arabic children in the US ► |
139-163 |
Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers 42 (2018)
(Edited by Chase Adams, Brennan Dell)
| Ross, Daniel: Conventionalization of grammatical anomolies through linearization ► |
1-28 |
| Neal, Anissa: Trip the freaking light fantastic: Syntactic structure in English verbal idioms ► | 29-48 |
Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers (2016)
Special Issue: Proceedings of the Seventh Meeting of the Illinois Language and Linguistics Society
(Edited by Maria Goldshtein, Amelia Kimball, and Bill Bryce)
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Nickels, Lindsay C.: The issue of ‘impairment’: An analysis of diverging discourses used to represent the d/Deaf population in America ► |
1-19 |
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Cai, Haitao: Atomic Mass Nouns: Unity, Plurality and Semantic Flexibility ► |
20-34 |
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Morales, Michelle: Using Linguistic Knowledge to Automatically Learn Monotonicity Properties ► |
35-54 |
Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers 40 (2015)
(Edited by Daniel Ross, Bill Bryce and Amelia Kimball)
| Li, Lin: The V+V construction in Singaporean English ► | 1-16 |
Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers 39 (2014)
Special Issue: Proceedings of the Sixth Meeting of the Illinois Language and Linguistics Society
(Edited by Daniel Ross and Bill Bryce)
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Icardo Isasa, Ane: Ser and estar variation in the Spanish of the Basque Country ► |
1-20 |
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Schenkoske, Laurel A.: Toward a prenominal syntax? A brief look at statistical alternations ► |
21-33 |
Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers 38 (2013)
Special Issue: Proceedings of the Fourth Meeting of the Illinois Language and Linguistics Society
(Edited by Daniel Ross)
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Maria del Mar Bassa Vanrell: Personal uno in Puerto Rican and Dominican Spanish ► |
1-20 |
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Kyle Jerro: When quantifiers agree in person: Anomalous agreement in Bantu ► |
21-36 |
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Ayman Yasin: Syntax-prosody interface: Wh-movement in Jordanian Arabic and Egyptian Arabic ► |
37-52 |
Special Issue: Proceedings of the Fifth Meeting of the Illinois Language and Linguistics Society
(Edited by Daniel Ross and Amelia Kimball)
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Aaron Ecay: Basque clitics in morphosyntax ► |
53-67 |
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Kevin Stillwell & Lauren Hetrovicz: The standardizations of Catalan: Latin to present day ► |
68-86 |
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Aubrey Healey: "Bring it on": A semantic analysis of bring ► |
87-107 |
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Daniel Ross: Dialectal variation and diachronic development of try-complementation ► |
108-147 |
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Hugo Salgado, Jessica Slavic & Ye Zhao: The production of aspirated fricatives in Sgaw Karen ► |
148-161 |
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Hye-Min Kang & Ellen Thompson: The Processing of Conditional Inversion: A Reading Task Study, Part II ► |
162-171 |
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Ariana Bancu: A comparative analysis of Romanian-English and Romanian-Spanish code-switching patterns ► |
172-183 |
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Nicole Wong: The perception of /l/ vocalization by listeners with speech therapy as children ► |
184-196 |
Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers 37 (2012)
Special Issue: Proceedings of the Third Meeting of the Illinois Language and Linguistics Society
(Edited by Daniel Ross)
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Christopher Batteen: The structure of the do/make construction in Chichewa and Chichewa/English ► |
1-16 |
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Elena Doludenko: Morphological analysis of the lexicon used in the Russian social network "Vkontakte" ► |
17-31 |
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Kaori Furuya: Specificity effects for Japanese, an articleless language ► |
32-43 |
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Caleb Hicks: A dual-structure analysis of morphosyntactic doubling in code switching ► |
44-57 |
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Mohamed Mwamzandi: The role of givenness in Swahili reciprocals ► |
58-80 |
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Katharina S. Schuhmann: Perceptual learning in Hindi-English bilinguals ► |
81-99 |
Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers 36 (2011)
Special Issue: Proceedings of the Second Meeting of the Illinois Language and Linguistics Society
(Edited by Matt Garley and Tim Mahrt)
| Olga Dmitrieva: Asymmetries between production and perception of consonant length ► | 1-15 |
| Kariema El-Touny: Optionality in Cairene Arabic wh-questions between the Minimalist program and Optimality theory ► | 16-35 |
| Josef Fruehwald & Kyle Gorman: Cross-derivational feeding is epiphenomenal ► | 36-50 |
| Paul M. Heider, Adam Hatfield, & Jennifer Wilson: Repurposing bible translations for grammar sketches ► | 51-65 |
| Erin Rusaw: Language and social interaction in the virtual space of World of Warcraft ► | 66-88 |
| Eman Saadah: Towards quantifying lenition in Ondarroan Basque ► | 89-107 |
| Fereshteh Sharafi & Hosein Barati: The effect of Iranian EFL learners' cultural knowledge on their performance on cloze tests ► | 108-123 |
Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers 35 (2010)
(Edited by Matt Garley)
| Karen Lichtman et al.: IPA Illustration of Q'anjob'al ► | 1-23 |
| Book Review. Jill Hallett: Denham, Kristin & Anne Lobeck (eds.) 2010. Linguistics at School: Language Awareness in Primary and Secondary Education ► | 24-32 |
| Book Notice. Rania Al-Sabbagh: Taylor, Paul. 2009. Text-to-Speech Synthesis. ► | 33-36 |
| Book Notice. Erin Rusaw: Larson, Richard, Viviane Deprez & Hiroko Yamakido. 2010. The Evolution of Human Language: Biolinguistic Perspectives. ► | 37-40 |
Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers 34 (2009)
(Edited by Matt Garley)
| Benjamin Slade: Split serpents and bitter blades: Reconstructing details of the PIE dragon-combat ► | 1-57 |
| Jill Hallett: Packaging social worlds: Micro- and macro-social replication in mass-mediated discourse ► | 58-80 |
| Hans Henrich Hock: *my > (*)ny in Greek and Italic: Common innovation, parallel development, or fortuitous similarity? ► | 81-93 |
Special Issue: Proceedings of the First Meeting of the Illinois Language and Linguistics Society: Language Online
(Edited by Matt Garley and Benjamin Slade)
| Matt Garley & Benjamin Slade: Introduction to a special issue of SLS: The proceedings of ILLS 1: LOL ► | i-iii |
| Jennifer Cramer: Using pronouns to construct a European identity: The case of politicians at Davos 2008 ► | 94-109 |
| Craig Dennis Howard: Part of speech tagged asynchronous CMC: Comparing native, non-native, and newspaper English ► | 110-126 |
| Josh Iorio: Effects of audience on orthographic variation ► | 127-140 |
| Yolanda Pangtay-Chang: IM conversations in Spanish: Written or oral discourse? ► | 141-156 |
| Chaehee Park: Language styles of Korean in chat-rooms ► | 157-170 |
| Eman Saadah: The 'How are you?' sequence in telephone openings in Arabic ► | 171-186 |