Word: Journal of the International Linguistic Association

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  Año 2006, Vol. 57, Número 2-3

  • Articles

    • A phonotactic link between strong verbs and function words in English

      Christopher Beedham

      págs. 181-193

      

    • The role of mood marking in complex sentences: A case study of Australian languages

      Jean-Christophe Verstraete

      págs. 195-236

      

    • Existing, being, having in Modern Hebrew and in English

      Ninah Beliavsky

      págs. 237-248

      

  • Reviews

    • Kay, Roberts, Samuels, and Wotherspoon: Historical thesaurus of the Oxford English Dictionary

      Elly van Gelderen

      págs. 249-252

      

    • Montgomery and Hall: Dictionary of Smoky Mountain English

      David K. Barnhart

      págs. 252-257

      

    • Rubel and Rosman, eds: Translating cultures: Perspectives on translation and anthropology

      Kanavillil Rajagopalan

      págs. 258-262

      

    • Aikhenvald: Evidentiality

      Edward J. Vajda

      págs. 263-266

      

    • Van Gelderen: Grammaticalization as economy

      Kleanthes K. Grohmann

      págs. 266-270

      

    • Fenyvesi, ed: Hungarian language contact outside Hungary

      Anthony P. Grant

      págs. 270-272

      

  • Articles

    • Introduction

      Kate Parry

      págs. 275-278

      

    • Deixis and digital communication

      Clifford A Hill

      págs. 279-302

      

    • Variation in multimodal literacies: How new technologies can expand or constrain modes of communication

      Jo Anne Kleifgen

      págs. 303-324

      

    • Does literacy improve sentential length and syntactic complexity?

      Francesco D'Introno

      págs. 325-339

      

    • New literacies: Historical and contemporary perspectives

      Kate Parry

      págs. 341-359

      

    • Stability and instability among Jewish languages and alphabets

      George Jochnowitz

      págs. 361-370

      

    • Three models of script transfer

      Peter T. Daniels

      págs. 371-378