LACUS Forum 36 (2009) articles

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LACUS Forum 36 was published in 2011

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I. Featured Lectures

Conceptual Semantics, Symbolic Grammar, and the ‘Day after Day’ Construction
Ronald W. Langacker
Noun Phrases without Nouns in Sidaama (Sidamo)
Kazuhiro Kawachi
A Corpus Analysis of Japanese Mimetics
Joshua Caldwell

II. Selected Lectures

Towards a Cognitively Realistic Account of Clitics
David C. Bennett
Receptors and Syllable Trajectories
Basilio Calderone, Bernard Laks & Atanas Tchobanov
The Governor General’s Literary Translation Awards: Toward a Translation Evaluation Grid
Lorin Card
Theory of Mind in Hard-Science Linguistics
Douglas W. Coleman
Use of Um And Uh in Spontaneous Speaking in Autism Spectrum Disorder
Jessica de Villiers
A Historical Survey into the Origins of Lambian Linguistics
Adolfo Martín García & José María Gil
The Limitations of Gricean Pragmatics in the Study of Verbal Interaction
José María Gil & Adolfo Martín García
Jokes and Metarepresentations: Definition Jokes and Metalinguistic Jokes
Isao Higashimori
Quotation Formulas in Reported Speech
Shin Ja J. Hwang
Standards of Proof in Ape Language Studies: The Case of Bow and Literacy
Aya Katz
Cognitive Markers Of Prescriptivism
Michael Kliffer & Karin Humphreys
The Acquisition of Vowel Nasalization: The Case of Southern French and Alsatian Speakers
Christiane Laeufer
The Madness of the Heretics: Madness and the Early Christian Worldview
Arle Lommel
Linguistic Borrowing With Misunderstanding
Robert E. Longacre
On Redefining the Idiom
Adam Makkai
A Case Study of Linguistic Isolation and Questions about Subsequent Language Support and Educational Provision in the United Kingdom
Paul Moran & Jodi Tommerdahl
Focus Adverbs in Spanish: A Cognitive-Functional Account and Some Neurocognitive Hypotheses
Gisela Elina Müller
Trace Fossils, Their Linguistic Analogues, Just in Time
Robert Orr
Time as a Persuasive Pattern in an Obama Speech Excerpt
Alexandre Sévigny
Input, Output, and (De)linearization: What We Owe to Sydney M. Lamb
William J. Sullivan
Lies and lying in Hard-science Linguistics
Bernard Sypniewski & Douglas W. Coleman
Does a Behavioral Experiment on Reasoning Support the Neurological Findings?
Jodi Tommerdahl & Paul Moran
Syntax and English language acquisition
Malena Weitze & Deryle Lonsdale
A Model of Translation Based on Proverbs and their Metaphors: A Cognitive Descriptive Approach
Freeda C. Wilson
Lexicalization of the Transitive Be Perfect in Scots-Influenced Dialects of North America
Yuri Yerastov
The Double Face of Glottic Identity Revealed in Translation
Urszula Zaliwska-Okrutna


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