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Most Recent Working Paper in Linguistics
Spring 2013, Vol. 60
Edited by Mary E. Beckman, Marivic Lesho, Judith Tonhauser, and Tsz-Him Tsui
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Volume 60 [pdf].
See the front matter [pdf] -- title page, copyright, introduction, and table of contents.
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Cynthia A. Johnson
Multiple antecedent agreement as semantic or syntactic agreement. [pdf] -
Brian D. Joseph
On phonically based analogy [pdf] -
Yusuke Kubota and Robert Levine
Coordination in hybrid type-logical categorial grammar. [pdf] -
Elizabeth A. McCullough
Perceived foreign accent in three varieties of non-native English. [pdf] -
Patrick F. Reidy
An introduction to random processes for the spectral analysis of speech data. [pdf] -
Bridget Smith
An acoustic analysis of voicing in American English dental fricatives. [pdf] -
Murat Yasuval
Prosody of focus and contrastive topic in K'iche'. [pdf]
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