Studies in Hispanic and Lusophone linguistics

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  Año 2024, Vol. 17, Número 2. Texto Completo Ejemplar

  • Research Articles

    • Progressive aspect across temporalities: variation between synthetic and analytic forms in L1 and L2 Spanish

      Juan Berríos, Matthew Kanwit

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      págs. 161-195

      

    • Accounting for effects of monitored speech: vowel nasalization, nasal consonant weakening and /s/ production in Spanish

      Silvina Bongiovanni

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      págs. 197-221

      

    • Variation, contact, and change in Boston Spanish: how social meaning shapes stylistic practice and bilingual optimization

      Daniel Erker, Lee-Ann Marie Vidal Covas

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      págs. 223-249

      

    • First things third?: The extension of canonically third-person singular inflections to first-person singular subjects in adult heritage Spanish

      David Giancaspro, Josh Higdon

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      págs. 251-290

      

    • Anti-homophony and rhizotony in the Spanish preterite

      Richard E. Morris

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      págs. 291-312

      

    • Tenho cantado and venho cantando in Brazilian Portuguese

      Lukas Müller

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      págs. 313-340

      

    • Consequences of prosodic variation for spatiotemporal organization in Spanish stop-lateral clusters

      Stavroula Sotiropoulou, Adamantios I. Gafos

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      págs. 341-371

      

    • Gender agreement among Russian learners of Spanish in an instructed versus naturalistic learning environment

      Olga Tararova, Gabriela Martinez Loyola, Martha Black, Nadav Benjamin, Qiyao Wang

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      págs. 373-414