cril: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called cril.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Linguistics; English; Colorado; Use; Verb; Analysis; Discourse; Data; Interaction; Construction; Speakers; Speech; Marking; Case; Talk; Community; Word; Description; Referent; Female; Indexicality; Participants; Phonology; Syntax; Chapter; Structures; Form; Voicing; Adjustments; Thunder; Conjunction; Complementizers; Effect; Quotes; Aspect; Mami; Molher; Teaching; Aspects; Newsletter; Ramus

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• Computational Morphology for Language Documentation and Description by Moeller, Sarah (2021) - Proceedings of the 55th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (Volume 1: Long Papers) In Proceedings of 14th Conference of the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics, 569–578. Gothenburg, Sweden: Association for Computational Linguistics. http://www.aclweb.org/anthology/E/E14/E14-1.pdf#page=569 (1 November, 2016). Keywords: association; conference; cotterell; data; description; documentation; et al; language; learning; linguistics; models; morphology; proceedings; research; segmentation; sigmorphon; task
• From Lambert to Zawadowski: A Chronological Microreview of Excerpts on the Relationship between Linguistics and Semiotics by Romeo, Luigi (1977) - From Lambert to Zawadowski: A Chronological Microreview of Excerpts on the Relationship between Linguistics and Semiotics 1 Romeo: From Lambert to Zawadowski Published by CU Scholar, 1977 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 7 [1977] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol7/iss1/4 3 Romeo: From Lambert to Zawadowski Published by CU Scholar, 1977 4 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 7 [1977] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol7/iss1/4 Colorado Research in Linguistics 5-1977 From Lambert to Zawadowski: A Chronological Microreview of Excerpts on the Relationship between Linguistics and Semiotics Luigi Romeo Recommended Citation tmp.1538168795.pdf._C8Jt Keywords: linguistics
• Précis of Take a Look at This! Form, Function, and Productivity of English Light Verb Constructions by Bonial, Claire (2021) - LIGHT VERB CONSTRUCTIONS English LVCs are an ideal case for studying integral issues of grammar as LVCs are SEMI- COMPOSITIONAL, SEMI-PRODUCTIVE constructions that tend to have semantically similar lexical verb counterparts (e.g., make an offer vs. offer) – a fact which runs contrary to assumptions in linguistic theories that two competing forms are rarely maintained in a language, unless they serve distinct purposes (Grice, 1975). Why do English LVCs exist alongside counterpart synthetic verbs, especially given that synthetic verbs are arguably the more efficient variant form (Zipf, 1949)? Keywords: acceptability; constructions; corpus; english; frequency; language; linguistics; lvcs; productivity; propbank; research; verb
• Reflection on My Story with CRIL by Nilep, Chad (2021) - Whereas CRIL is primarily a working papers journal, NU Ideas published full working papers as well as shorter summaries, and fully vetted research papers in their final version. That paper published in CRIL is my most successful work to date in terms of influence on other published work. Keywords: colorado; cril; linguistics; paper; research; work
• The Ch'orti' Project Collaboration by Quizar, Robin; Sandoval, Rich (2021) - Under Robin’s direction, Ch’orti’ Project work has included the preparation of Ch’orti’ legacy texts, the development of pedagogical materials, and linguistics research involving the historical COLORADO RESEARCH IN LINGUISTICS, VOLUME 25 (2021) 4 development of the language and its relation to other Mayan languages, including its descendant relationship to Classic Mayan. Since then, a variety of linguists and anthropologists, including Otto Schumann, Kerry Hull, Cédric Becquey, and Robin Quizar, have recorded Ch’orti’ texts, compiled wordlists, and engaged in other language documentation research, most of which is not published, at least not yet. Keywords: ch’orti; community; language; linguistics; mayan; project; research; robin; work
• Automatic Opinion Polarity Classification of Movie Reviews by Salvetti, Franco; Lewis, Stephen; Reichenbach, Christoph (2004) - This Markov Model classifier develops two language models: one on positive reviews and another on negative reviews. For instance, a customer that is already interested in a certain product may want to read some negative reviews just to pinpoint possible drawbacks, but has no interest in spending time reading positive reviews. Keywords: classification; data; linguistics; movie; negative; opinion; polarity; pos; reviews
• Functional Domain of the Croatian Complementizer da by Grivičić , Tamara (2004) - Osobno smatram da je Moraš se jako pu N135_K10 13457 45 su ljudi iz vrha neke stranke uključeni u takve poslove, smatram da može doći do sukoba privatnih i općih stranački N131_01 18633 46 Prije toga je, možda, potrebno ukratko obrazložiti zašto smatram da je Keywords: acc; aux-3sg; book; case; clause; coding; colorado; complementizer; complements; craig; croatian; dat; domain; examples; frajzyngier; function; kao; linguistics; matrix; meaning; mood; ndc; nije; nom; nse; nsj; petar; rekao; research; s �; sam; sentence; slavic; smatram; verb; volume; što
• Education Reform and Language Politics in the Coroico Municipality of the Nor Yungas of Bolivia by Stockton, Victoria (2005) - Colonialism historically attempted to eradicate indigenous languages to unify the ∗ My deepest gratitude to Carol Conzelman, whose guidance, knowledge and support made my research in Bolivia possible. Government legislation during this era enacted education policies to punish public use of indigenous languages, including Aymara. Keywords: aymara; bilingual; bolivia; colorado; coroico; coroico municipality; education; education reform; language; language politics; linguistics; municipality; people; politics; public; que; reform; research; spanish; use
• “Code Switching” in Sociocultural Linguistics by Nilep, Chad (2006) - 5 Nilep: “Code Switching” in Sociocultural Linguistics Published by CU Scholar, 2006 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Volume 19 (2006) 6 inspired by the nascent theory of situational and metaphorical switching (Blom and Gumperz 1972; see below).5 Erving Goffman (1979, 1981) described footing as a process in interaction similar to some functional descriptions of code switching. Gumperz: Code switching and contextualization Perhaps no sociocultural linguist has been more influential in the study of code switching than John J. Gumperz. Keywords: choice; code; code switching; colorado; conversation; discourse; functions; gumperz; interaction; language; linguistics; research; scotton; speakers; switching; use
• The Evolution of Evolutionary Linguistics by Stebbins, Jeff R. (2007) - It appears that the topic re-emerged a century later after Bickerton’s discussion of “proto-language” in his 1981 Roots of Language, but it could also be that interest in language evolution increased after comments in John Lyons’ widely-used two-volume Semantics, wherein he wrote, The attitude of most linguists to evolutionary theories of the origin of language tends to be one of agnosticism. Iain Davidson, finally, includes a table which summarizes several theories about connections between language evolution and archaeological measurements of skeletal indicators for hominid brains, spinal cords, hypoglossal canals, hyoids and vocal passages (2003:145). Keywords: biology; colorado; evolution; jackendoff; language; language evolution; linguistics; neo; new; research; science; symbols; syntax; theory; york
• Stories of Narrative: On Social Scientific Uses of Narrative in Multiple Disciplines by Merrill, John B. (2007) - This paper contributes a valuable resource on narrative studies for scholars working within multiple disciplines. [2007] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol20/iss1/4 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/cnf0-ks61 Stories of Narratives 3 traditions—complicated, messy, and prohibitive in other ways as they are—have not prevented the emergence of a great deal of similarity in narrative studies across the social sciences. Keywords: analysis; colorado; construction; data; linguistics; narrative; people; reality; research; scholars; self; social; stories; structures; studies; work
• Approaches to "Context" within Conversation Analysis by Raclaw, Joshua (2010) - Institution-specific uses of lexical items within institutional contexts were noticed early on by Sacks, who notes the relevance of how the term cop is used to describe police officers in everyday conversation while the term ‘police officer’ is used while giving evidence in court (1979), or how members of organizations refer to themselves as we rather than I (1992). I use the not-entirely satisfactory term traditional CA to refer to work in sequential CA that is more often referred to simply as CA (given its broad association with the framework as a whole), of the kind that Heritage (1997) contrasts with institutional CA. Keywords: analysis; context; conversation; heritage; institutional; interaction; linguistics; participants; research; schegloff; talk; work
• Language Ideologies in the Arabic Diglossia of Egypt by Stadlbauer, Susanne (2010) - Language Ideologies in the Arabic Diglossia of Egypt Susanne Stadlbauer University of Colorado at Boulder This paper surveys studies on language ideologies in the Arabic diglossic environment of present-day Egypt. Language Ideologies in the Arabic Diglossia of Egypt Colorado Research in Linguistics. June 2010. Keywords: arabic; colorado; diglossia; egypt; egyptian; english; haeri; ideologies; ideology; language; language ideologies; linguistics; msa; press; research; social; university
• Locative Constructions in Lakhota: Evidence for/against “Universal Conceptual Categories” in Spatial Topology by Sikos, Les (2010) - As we can see, several Lakhota categories seem to map well onto Figure 1: ma»hel fits into the IN region, i»wa)kab matches with OVER, and o»xlate fits within UNDER. ‘from there’ In an attempt to delineate the boundaries of each term, let’s look at some of the more common and/or interesting examples of how Lakhota ADPOSITIONS describe certain spatial relations. Keywords: categories; colorado; constructions; figure; ground; lakhota; languages; levinson; linguistics; locative; research; table
• Toward a Linguistic Anthropological Account of Deixis in Interaction: Ini and Itu in Indonesian Conversation by Williams, Nicholas (2010) - Instead, the “meaning” of deictic reference forms is constructed in multi-modal interaction. This will set us up to look closely at some examples of Indonesian deictic demonstrative use in interaction. Keywords: account; deixis; demonstrative; indonesian; ini; interaction; language; linguistics; reference; search; speaker; use; word
• A Corpus-based Linguistic Analysis of Latin Frequentative Verbs by Desjardins, Jared (2019) - DERIVATIONAL CHARACTERIZATIONS From a strictly derivational perspective, no clear semantic generalization was able to be formed in regard to the semantic class membership of Latin FV verbs. In contrast, a usage-based, product-oriented analysis reveals that specific syntactic frames, semantic roles, and lexical complementation allows FV lexemes to be clustered in terms of PROTOTYPICAL semantic classes, providing a more straightforward characterization of Latin FV verbs and highlights the interconnectedness of morphology, syntax, and semantics. Keywords: analysis; base; corpus; form; frequentative; latin; linguistics; ppt; ppts; semantic; token; verb
• A Note on the Historiography of Sanskrit Linguistics by Romeo, Luigi (1974) - [1974] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol4/iss1/4 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/rsv9-cj41 11 Romeo: A Note on the Historiography of Sanskrit Linguistics Published by CU Scholar, 1974 12 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 4 [1974] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol4/iss1/4 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/rsv9-cj41 15 Romeo: A Note on the Historiography of Sanskrit Linguistics Published by CU Scholar, 1974 Colorado Research in Linguistics 5-1974 A Note on the Historiography of Sanskrit Linguistics Luigi Romeo Recommended Citation tmp.1538172319.pdf. Keywords: linguistics

• A Brief Survey of Anglicisms among Spanish Dialects by McClelland, Jacob (2021) - Microsoft Word - MCCLELLAND-CRIL2021-proof_final.docx 1 A BRIEF SURVEY OF ANGLICISMS AMONG SPANISH DIALECTS JACOB MCCLELLAND University of Colorado Boulder A BRIEF SURVEY OF ANGLICISMS AMONG SPANISH DIALECTS 3 As to the part of our analysis that focuses on language contact, the expectation is that the frequency of Anglicisms positively correlate to the English proficiency of speakers within a given country. Keywords: analysis; anglicisms; borrowing; dialects; english; frequency; spanish; terms
• LANGUAGE, CULTURE, AND COGNITION: THE ROLE OF METAPHOR IN QUECHUA by Conger, Kathryn (2022) - Cognitive linguists theorize that conceptual metaphors are not simply linguistic artifacts. However, while analogies to nature are made and may even become lexicalized in the form of a proverb or idiom1, conceptual metaphors are not as common in everyday Quechua speech. Keywords: anger; culture; cuzco; donkey; english; example; heart; language; life; metaphor; quechua; role; southern; time; use
• Between Authority and Authenticity: English Use in Spanish-Language Commercials in the United States by Steeby, Nicole (2004) - English with English Phonology3 Of the seventy ads that employ spoken English, English phonology is used only 40% of the time.4 However, the English in many of these ads resulted solely out of the necessity of pronouncing the product’s name. Written English Only Although a high percentage (54.28%) of commercials that use spoken English have adapted English to Spanish phonology, many advertisements forego spoken English altogether. Keywords: ads; advertising; authenticity; authority; class; colorado; commercials; english; language; phonology; spanish; use
• Language Identification and Language Specific Letter-to-Sound Rules by Lewis, Stephen; McGrath, Katie; Reuppel, Jeffrey (2004) - Hibaaq HH AY B AE KD1 To address the issue of poorly produced pronunciation data due to the presence of non-English words, we have implemented a two-tiered language classifier. The first tier of this classifier serves to identify non-English words in the conversational data scraped from the web. Keywords: english; language; letter; rules; sound; words
• Loss and Consequence: An Examination of the Old English Case Marking System As Opposed to that of Other Old Germanic Languages by Walters, Denise E. (2004) - The simplest explanation is that deman undergoes passivization just like verbs taking accusative objects, but because the underlying object of the verb receives dative case lexically, it does not receive nominative case structurally when becomes the subject. Objects are still frequently marked with genitive case. Keywords: accusative; case; dative; distinction; english; loss; marking; nominative; nouns; old; singular; walters
• Speaking in Queer Tongues: Globalization and Gay Language by Mansouri, Aous (2005) - Specifically, he examines how the print media’s adoption of gay English lexemes, as well as semantic ideas (such as “coming out”), affects the “frenchness” of gay identity. The chapter raises numerous questions and issues, including the fact that members of this community must have a deep understanding of both Franco- and Anglophonic culture in order to navigate and understand each culture’s nuances and references to gay culture. Keywords: book; community; english; gay; language; term
• Narrative and Identity Construction among Ethiopian Immigrants by Weldeyesus, Weldu M. (2007) - In her research on Hispanic immigrants, Anna De Fina (2000) finds that humor is largely absent, especially in argumentative stories of immigrants. Narrative and Identity Construction among Ethiopian Immigrants Weldu Michael Weldeyesus University of Colorado The main objective of this study is to analyze narratives by Ethiopian immigrants in the Denver metropolitan area, as they share their immigrant experiences while attempting to integrate into the host culture. Keywords: dawit; english; ethiopian; identity; immigrants; language; narratives; research; self
• Semantic Representations of English and German Motion Verbs by Phelps, Katherine S. (2012) - The research we report here manipulates cadence independently from other gait features and shows that it is the latter that influence the category boundary between ‘walking’ and ‘running’ terms, but cadence influences naming on either side of the boundary. This required a manipulation of the video stimuli so as to manipulate cadence while controlling other gait features. Keywords: cadence; english; german; motion; mph; playback; representations; verbs
• “Ownself Check Ownself”: The Role of Singlish Humor in the Rise of the Opposition Politician in Singapore by Khoo, Velda (2019) - PAP synonymous with Singapore government. The aspectual system of Singapore English and the systemic substratist explanation. Keywords: check; english; humor; language; media; new; online; opposition; pap; party; politician; rise; singapore; singaporeans; singh; singlish; use

• Memories of Everyday Life in Communist Bulgaria: Negotiating Identity in Immigrant Narratives by Kaneva, Nadia (2006) - Within this view of identity, memory narratives become important acts of identity production and sites for the negotiation of meaning. Finally, memory narratives are always reconstructions, which serve purposes rooted in the present. Keywords: bulgaria; colorado; communist; example; identity; life; memories; memory; narratives; time

• Mock Koreaboo: Appropriating Appropriation by Rosenau, Sara (2022) - In this paper I argue that other fans have created what I am calling “Mock Koreaboo” in order to express their negative view of Koreaboo fans and their linguistic habits. Like Mock Spanish, fans use this Mock Koreaboo to disparage Koreaboo fans through an exaggerated version of Koreaboo speech. Keywords: culture; fans; indexicality; koreaboo; korean; language; order; pop; speech; stances; term; use
• A Queer Revolution: Reconceptualizing the Debate Over Linguistic Reclamation by Brontsema, Robin (2004) - Although the term queer serves as the primary case study, the terms black, nigger, cunt, and dyke supplement and expand the discussion from a specific study of queer to linguistic reclamation in general. Although queer is the primary case study, the terms black, nigger, cunt, and dyke supplement and expand the discussion from a specific study of queer to linguistic reclamation in general. Keywords: black; gay; group; hate; pejoration; perspective; power; queer; reclamation; term; use; word
• When Phonation Matters: The Use and Function of yeah and Creaky Voice by Grivičić , Tamara; Nilep, Chad (2004) - This paper examines several telephone interactions and finds the use of yeah with creaky voice to indicate passive recipiency and either a dispreference to continue the current topic, or a disalignment with the primary speaker. Nonetheless, this paper will suggest that qualities such as creaky voice are available to speakers as resources, and that voice quality may interact with the word yeah to perform a set of conversational functions. Keywords: creaky; function; phonation; speaker; use; voice; yeah
• Two Patterns for Conversational Closings in Instant Message Discourse by Raclaw, Joshua (2008) - Through a discussion of speaker orientation to aspects of the medium, such as online presence and platform- provided automated messages, I identify two patterns for closing sequences. As Schegloff and Sacks (1973) first illustrated, conversational closings are intimately tied to the larger system of turn-taking that speakers employ during talk-in-interaction, though the structures of closing sequences tend to follow distinct patterns that remain relatively constant. Keywords: away; closing; conversation; discourse; excerpt; message; program; research; sequences; speakers; use

• A Corpus Study on the Item-based Nature of Early Grammar Acquisition by Hodges, Adam; Krugler, Valerie; Law, Deborah (2004) - Distribution of the verbs used in the main clause of the target construction PRO (don't) V PRO VP-INF by Adam across ages 2;3-2;11 3;0-3;11 4;0-4;10 # % # % # % want 0 0% 24 86% 13 87% have 0 0% 1 4% 1 7% like 0 0% 2 7% 1 7% need 0 0% 1 4% 0 0% TOTAL 0 0% 28 100% 15 100% 47 Table 6. Distribution of the verbs used in the main clause by children across the age groups AGE 1;6-1;11 2;0-2;5 2;6-2;11 3;0-3;5 3;6-3;11 4;0+ VERB # % # % # % # % # % # % want 0 0% 51 84% 60 86% 23 46% 8 47% 14 54% have 0 0% 7 11% 3 4% 24 48% 8 47% 11 42% got 0 0% 2 3% 6 9% 0 0% 0 0% 0 Keywords: acquisition; children; clause; construction; corpus; grammar; item; language; nature; study; verb; wanna; want
• An ACT-R Model of Sentence Sorting with Argument Structure Constructions by Fowles-Winkler, Anna M.; Michaelis, Laura (2005) - A multiple-sense approach views different verb constructions as different representations for that verb. An ACT-R Model of Sentence Sorting with Argument Structure Constructions∗ Anna M. Fowles-Winkler and Dr. Laura Michaelis University of Colorado Based on the results of a sorting task involving verbs and grammatical patterns, Bencini & Goldberg (2000) argue that “argument structure constructions are directly associated with sentence meaning.” Keywords: act; construction; experiment; goldberg; model; sentence; sorting; verb
• Developing Psycholinguistic Models of Subject-Verb Agreement in Speech Production: New Data from Shipibo-Konibo Relative Clauses by Duffield, Cecily Jill (2010) - The lack of plural morphology on the verb in the relative clause can presumably be explained in Maximal Input model because of two features: one, the unification procedure that occurs during constituent assembly is a checking procedure to make sure that features expressed on the head nominal coindexed with the relative clause subject and relative clause verb are compatible; and, two, it is assumed that all that is necessary for such compatibility is for the plural marking to be expressed by at least either the head nomial or the relative clause verb. This paper presents data that address both possibilities by considering the morphology of a particular linguistic structure, relative clauses, from data in a language previously uninvestigated in psycholinguistic studies—Shipibo-Konibo. Keywords: agreement; clause; data; features; konibo; marking; models; plural; production; relative; shipibo; speech; subject; verb; verb agreement
• Making Verb Argument Adjunct Distinctions in English by Hwang, Jena D. (2012) - Recognizing the difficulty of argument and adjunct distinction, the ETB creators have chosen not to distinguish arguments and adjuncts at the syntactic level and simply make all post verbal constituents sisters to the verb: Those participants that are in a thematic relationship with the verb are considered to be semantic arguments of the verb. Keywords: adjuncts; analysis; argument; distinction; event; example; jackendoff; phrase; sentence; test; verb; verb argument
• A Multifactorial Analysis on the Syntactic Variations in One Kind of Chinese Verb-Direction Construction (VDC) by Lin, Tao (2019) - Y Counts for the length of objects alternations is in Table 4. TABLE 4. (2) a. (Object initial type) ta na yi ben shu chu lai he take one CL book exit(P1) come(P2) 1 Lin: A Multifactorial Analysis on the Syntactic Variations in One Kind of Chinese Verb-Direction Construction (VDC) Published by CU Scholar, 2019 b. (Object middle type) Keywords: alternation; analysis; chinese; direction; factors; information; marker; middle; modal; object; verb
• Oral Explanations in University Teaching: The Role of Projector Constructions in Spoken German by Saller, Anna (2019) - FORM OF PROJECTED UNITS As discussed above, the crucial element of this construction is that part B does not show the typical features of a “subordinate” clause – neither structurally, nor semantically. FORM OF PROJECTOR PHRASES As is typical for PCs, which consist of a projector phrase A and a projected unit B, the conjugated verb in part B is never in final position. Keywords: construction; explanations; german; grammar; ich; language; pcs; phrase; projector; und; university; verb

• Political News Interviews: From a Conversation Analytic and Critical Discourse Analytic Perspective by Jagtiani, Nina (2012) - My decision to choose the frameworks of CA and CDA for my analysis of political news interviews is motivated by the fact that both are sociological approaches, analyzing social structure and activity, and both have examined news interviews in a more or less thorough fashion. That is, when participants discard the regulations of political news interview interaction and start engaging in hostile talk, the interview structure is abandoned (Schegloff 1988/89; Heritage & Greatbatch 1991). Keywords: analysis; analytic; clayman; conversation; discourse; heritage; interaction; interviews; news; news interviews; power; question; research; talk

• How the "Law and Order" Trope Individualizes Racism and Inverts Racial Vulnerability by Hodges, Adam; Cipponeri, Gianna (2021) - In both examples, the descriptors “chaos” and “unrest” paint the protests for racial justice as the antithesis of social order in the first sense of the term. TROPE On the surface, overt appeals for “law and order” are couched as benign calls for social order; but the slippage between the dual senses of social order paves the way for a defense of the racial status quo. Keywords: discourse; floyd; justice; law; order; police; racism; system; trope; trump
• The Dialogic Emergence of ‘Truth’ in Politics: Reproduction and Subversion of the ‘War on Terror’ Discourse by Hodges, Adam (2008) - The interconnectivity of discourse is central to both the reproduction of truth claims as well as the subversion of truth claims. For truth claims to become widely accepted as valid and credible versions of reality, they must enter into the public domain where they are repeated, reaffirmed, and reified. Keywords: bush; claims; destruction; discourse; phrase; speech; truth; weapons; words
• Teachers’ Differential Treatment of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students during Sharing Time by Barletta , Laura Méndez (2008) - A number of computer searches through ERIC Database Advanced Search were conducted (not limited by date) and included sets of descriptors such as: “sharing time And teacher role And racial differences” and “sharing time And child language And teacher response.” 3.4.2 Teacher Response Five studies focused on teacher response to students’ narrative style during sharing time (6, 10, 14, 15, 17). Keywords: children; classroom; discourse; michaels; narrative; sharing; students; studies; style; teacher; time; topic

• What Led Us to the Data by Ryan, Zachary (2021) - Using all of these categorizing features in conjunction with one another provides a simple way to catalog the data and also this would provide enough break down of the text so that it would give an ample amount of data points but also each data point would have some depth to it. Keywords: data collection, data organization, machine learning, natural language processing, automation 1. Keywords: bible; data; text; translation

• “You came here to get tacos, bro”: Place references as argumentative resources by Henry, Jacob (2021) - This paper shows evidence supporting a notion that place references can be broadly divided into categories of local and non-local place references, as both types of reference serve to introduce institutionality into an interaction, but they demonstrate different relationships between the speaker and the invoked institution. Work on place reference in conversation has mostly focused on their mechanics: how are they formulated, how they play into the turn design of an interaction, etc. Keywords: challenger; institution; interaction; language; line; place; policing; references; tar

• Something Funny about English: The Post-Indefinite Pronoun Modification Construction by Lee, Rebecca (2022) - The general goal of this corpus case study is to show that adjectives common in previous arguments that compare postnominal modification to post-indefinite pronoun modification – the RA adjectives – don’t occur in the same syntactic contexts as PIPM adjectives. Therefore, I’ll call this group of adjectives “restricted access” (RA) adjectives, for ease of reference.3 This is in general, a different set of adjectives than those that can only follow indefinite pronouns and which typically occur with PIPM (see §2), which I’ll refer to as PIPM adjectives. Keywords: adjectives; construction; examples; level; modification; pipm; post; pronouns

• A Pilot Study on Voice-Conditioned Vowel Raising Comparison in the Hockey Community of Practice by Adams, Sarah (2021) - COLORADO RESEARCH IN LINGUISTICS, VOLUME 25 (2021) 8 HYPOTHESIS 2A: CANADIAN ATHLETES ON CANADIAN/NORTHERN CITIES (C/NC) TEAMS WILL EXHIBIT MORE RAISING THAN CANADIAN ATHLETES ON OTHER TEAMS Among Canadian speakers, the voiceless F1 mean is 604.2 Hz (StDev = 4382.9) and the voiced F1 mean is 689.9 Hz (StDev = 5188.6). Keywords: raising; speakers; stdev; voiceless
• Female-to-Male Transsexuals and Gay-Sounding Voices: A Pilot Study by Zimman, Lal (2010) - While some of the phonetic variables I have discussed correlated with the speaker’s mean gayness or masculinity rating regardless of group membership, suggesting that both TM and GSM speakers are using these features, other variables were used primarily by TM speakers or GSM speakers. Neither mean F0 nor F0 range correlated with speaker group, gayness rating, or masculinity rating. Keywords: female; gay; group; gsm; male; men; sounding; speakers; ssm; trans; voices

• Quoting the Unspoken: An Analysis of Quotations in Spoken Discourse by Sams, Jessie (2007) - While she has goals for the prosodic cues in reported speech, she does not specify whether these prosodic cues can be generalized to have meaning of their own (e.g. does breathy voice always signify reported inner speech?). There has been a great deal of research on the use of quoted speech and affect (Besnier 1993, Clark and Gerrig 1990, Günther 1998, Buttny 1997, Couper-Kuhlen 1998, Holt 1996, Holt 2000). Keywords: ivy; jemma; laugh; mary; speech

• Examining the Tagalog Undergoer Voice Preference in the Context of Verbs and Referential Features by Adricula, Norielle (2022) - To better understand how each verb might be affected by relative definiteness and its role in ang-marking Actors versus Undergoers, the data was further separated by the proportions of relative definiteness on Undergoer voice (Figure 2) and Actor voice (Figure 3) per verb. But as we saw in Figure 1, punas has a strong preference for Undergoer voice relative to Actor voice, and in Figure 2 looking at the relative definiteness values, punas tends to have ang-marked Undergoers even when relative definiteness was equal between the arguments. Keywords: actor; ang; animacy; arguments; definiteness; marking; patay; patterns; tagalog; undergoer; undergoer voice; verbs; voice
• Case Marking Systems in Two Ethiopian Semitic Languages by Weldeyesus, Weldu M. (2004) - Nominal case markings are, however, observed only in definite objects. The languages are nominative-accusative in their case system as can be seen from the pronouns, the definite article, and pronominal affixes which are attached to the verb to show agreement with subjects and definite objects. Keywords: amharic; case; kasa; languages; marker; marking; object; pronominal; tigrinya

• Customizing the LinGO Grammar Matrix Morphology by Moeller, Sarah R. (2019) - This paper describes the LinGO Grammar Matrix and how to use its questionnaire (sections 2 and 3) with a case study on Lezgi case morphology (section 4). This approach would reflect Lezgi’s sequence of case suffixes. Keywords: case; grammar; itim; matrix; morphology; questionnaire; rule; sev

• “I saw you like this now I wanna know”: Noticing Recipiency and Responding to Likes on Twitter by Raclaw, Joshua; Durante, Lauren; Marquardt, Olivia (2021) - How do social media users ascertain who might be a relevant recipient to these posts, and how do other users who interact with these posts position themselves within a relevant participation framework? How do social media users ascertain who might be a relevant recipient to these posts, and how do other users who interact with these posts position themselves within a relevant participation framework? Keywords: invitation; likes; media; noticing; participation; post; talk; twitter

• How to Do Things with Memes: Creating Community through the Sociopragmatics of Star Wars Prequel Memes by Olmsted, Carolyn (2021) - Prequel memes are a subcategory of Star Wars memes based on the franchise’s prequel films: The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, and Revenge of the Sith. In the second section, titled “Star Wars Prequel Fans as a Community of Practice,” I offer a case study on the Star Wars prequel meme community. Keywords: community; figure; memes; prequel; remediation; star; things; type; wars

• Polysemy in the Mental Lexicon by Brown, Susan Windisch (2008) - When comparing response times between same sense pairs and different sense pairs (all the other conditions, including closely related, distantly related, and unrelated conditions), we found a reliable difference (same sense mean: 1056ms vs. different sense mean: 1272ms; t32 =6.33; p=.0002). We also found better accuracy for same sense pairs (same sense mean: 95.6% correct vs. different sense mean: 78%; t32=7.49; p<.0001). Keywords: homonyms; meaning; pairs; polysemes; representation; senses; word

• Pragmatics in the Semantic Description of the Verbs of 'Giving' by Takahara, Kumiko (1976) - Pragmatics in the Semantic Description of the Verbs of 'Giving' 1 Takahara: Pragmatics in the Semantic Description of the Verbs of 'Giving' Published by CU Scholar, 1976 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/5 3 Takahara: Pragmatics in the Semantic Description of the Verbs of 'Giving' Published by CU Scholar, 1976 4 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/5 5 Takahara: Pragmatics in the Semantic Description of the Verbs of 'Giving' Published by CU Scholar, 1976 6 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/5 7 Takahara: Pragmatics in the Semantic Description of the Verbs of 'Giving' Published by CU Scholar, 1976 8 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/5 9 Takahara: Pragmatics in the Semantic Description of the Verbs of 'Giving' Published by CU Scholar, 1976 10 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/5 11 Takahara: Pragmatics in the Semantic Description of the Verbs of 'Giving' Published by CU Scholar, 1976 12 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/5 13 Takahara: Pragmatics in the Semantic Description of the Verbs of 'Giving' Published by CU Scholar, 1976 14 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/5 15 Takahara: Pragmatics in the Semantic Description of the Verbs of 'Giving' Published by CU Scholar, 1976 16 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/5 17 Takahara: Pragmatics in the Semantic Description of the Verbs of 'Giving' Published by CU Scholar, 1976 Colorado Research in Linguistics 5-1976 Pragmatics in the Semantic Description of the Verbs of 'Giving' Kumiko Takahara Recommended Citation tmp.1538171447.pdf. Z_pqf Keywords: description

• Don't make me pull a Britney: Onomastics and Genericness in the PULL A [PROPER NAME] Construction by Kosse, Maureen (2021) - Proper names typically invoke specific persons; however, the data provided here indicates that names are frequently used as metonymic framing devices for specific events, generic scenarios, and hypothetical figures of personhood (Agha 2007, Dancygier 2011, Ainiala and Östman 2017). Accounts from sociocultural and cognitive linguistics dispute the notion of unique reference, instead arguing that proper names vary in everyday use. Keywords: britney; dancygier; karen; names; papn; pull; referent; spears
• Marginalization of Alternative Gender and Sexual Identities: The Role of Normative Discursive Practices in Chilean Society by Balder, Sara Rose (2005) - The same train of metaphoric and metonymic reasoning with which I analyzed Se le da vuelta el paraguas can be applied to this comment: by using the personal quality of social ineptness to indicate that the referent is an effeminate gay male, this phrase illustrates that social non-normativity in the general sense is used in order to conceptualize men with non-normative gender and sexuality. The referent is essentially trying to engage in a feminine activity, which defies normative social gender expectations. Keywords: comments; gender; heterosexist; homosexual; non; referent; society

• Report on Vocal Fry in Interactional Contexts: Creaky Voice and Pitch as Affected by Age and Gender of Speaker by Six, Sophia (2021) - I hypothesized that young speakers would use more vocal fry overall, and while they used significantly lower pitch than older speakers, the harmonics measure did not show a difference between the two groups, so I cannot confirm my first hypothesis and say that the pitch change was due to vocal fry. I hypothesized that differences in use of vocal fry due to the partner demographic would be mostly consistent regardless of the speaker demographic, with all speakers using more vocal fry with young people, and all older people using it more with men while all young people used it more with women. Keywords: female; fry; mean; women

• Rhematization as Etiology in the Diagnosis of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder by Parish, Ayden (2019) - The uniqueness of the DSM definition of post-traumatic stress disorder: Implications for research. Auditory verbal hallucinations in schizophrenia and post-traumatic stress disorder: Common phenomenology, common cause, common interventions? Keywords: context; diagnosis; disorder; etiology; events; indexicality; language; new; ptsd; rhematization; stress; symptoms; trauma; york

• Your words are music to my ears: An analysis of the effects of musical affinity on the ability to identify composite pure tones as American English vowels by Walt, Olivia (2022) - Using formants to synthesize vowel sounds. Each participant’s sound productions were analyzed using the spectrogram feature of Praat and were further compared to spectrograms and formant value tables retrieved from external sources to evaluate each recording of this study within the broader context of human vowel production as a whole – that is, the formant patterns empirically measured for each American English vowel (EdUHK 2021). Keywords: --1; figure; musician; participants; production; sound; study; vowel

• Applying Optimality Theory to German Phonology: [x]/[ç] Distribution and Final Devoicing by Buck-Gengler, Carolyn (1994) - Applying Optimality Theory to German Phonology: [x]/[ç] Distribution and Final Devoicing 1 Buck-Gengler: Applying Optimality Theory to German Phonology Published by CU Scholar, 1994 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 13 Applying Optimality Theory to German Phonology: Keywords: phonology

• Synchronic Applications for Diachronic Syntax: The Grammaticalization of to be about to in English by Jirsa, Bill (1997) - [1997] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol15/iss1/3 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/5h5t-xg32 7 Jirsa: Synchronic Applications for Diachronic Syntax Published by CU Scholar, 1997 Colorado Research in Linguistics 1997 Synchronic Applications for Diachronic Syntax: The Grammaticalization of to be about to in English Bill Jirsa Recommended Citation tmp.1537638431.pdf.sdOl_ Synchronic Applications for Diachronic Syntax: The Grammaticalization of to be about to in English 1 Jirsa: Synchronic Applications for Diachronic Syntax Published by CU Scholar, 1997 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 15 [1997] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol15/iss1/3 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/5h5t-xg32 3 Jirsa: Synchronic Applications for Diachronic Syntax Published by CU Scholar, 1997 4 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 15 Keywords: syntax

• Semiotics of Peasants in Transition: Slovene Villagers and Their Ethnic Relatives in America (Sound and Meaning) by Grivičić , Tamara (2005) - The complexity that defines ethnic culture and transnationalism is illustrated through a variety of cultural texts throughout the book. She effectively accomplishes this task through a continuous exposure to a variety of ethnic texts, amongst others, modeling her conclusions after many member perspectives. Keywords: chapter; portis; study; winner
• Language Policy by Thomas, Michael F. (2006) - Language Policy. When first approaching a field of study as diverse as 'Language Policy', it’s easy to become disoriented under the avalanche of facts and patterns--educational policies, distinct languages spoken in a region, historical factors, legal issues, linguistic ideologies, nationalisms--and then become hard pressed to see how such divergent forces interact. Keywords: chapter; language; policy

• Non-Psychological Deep Structures? by Rood, David (1976) - https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/3 5 Rood: Non-Psychological Deep Structures? Published by CU Scholar, 1976 6 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/3 7 Rood: Non-Psychological Deep Structures? Published by CU Scholar, 1976 Colorado Research in Linguistics 5-1976 Non-Psychological Deep Structures? David Rood Recommended Citation tmp.1538171026.pdf.Z3o6I Non-Psychological Deep Structures? 1 Rood: Non-Psychological Deep Structures? Published by CU Scholar, 1976 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/3 3 Rood: Non-Psychological Deep Structures? Published by CU Scholar, 1976 4 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] Keywords: structures

• Should U Rly Be Txtng Ur S/O: The Effect of the Texting Language on Romantic Relationships in the United States by Berlova, Anya (2021) - THE ROLE OF TEXTING IN ESTABLISHING OR DESTABILIZING RELATIONSHIPS The utilization of texting provides affordances as well as hindrances for romantic relationships. Texting has become an integral aspect of romantic relationships for many young adults (Luo 2014), but expert opinion is divided on the subject. Keywords: communication; emojis; form; language; relationship; study; texting

• A Study of Fronting, Voicing, and Stopping Based on Olmsted's Data in Eighty-Seven Children by Coberly, Mary (1979) - [1979] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol8/iss1/1 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/9j3d-3j64 15 Coberly: A Study of Fronting, Voicing, and Stopping Based on Olmsted's Data in Eighty-Seven Children Published by CU Scholar, 1979 16 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 8 [1979] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol8/iss1/1 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/9j3d-3j64 17 Coberly: A Study of Fronting, Voicing, and Stopping Based on Olmsted's Data in Eighty-Seven Children Published by CU Scholar, 1979 Colorado Research in Linguistics 5-1979 A Study of Fronting, Voicing, and Stopping Based on Olmsted's Data in Eighty-Seven Children Mary Coberly Recommended Citation tmp.1538088670.pdf.38QqS A Study of Fronting, Voicing, and Stopping Based on Olmsted's Data in Eighty-Seven Children Published by CU Scholar, 1979 12 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 8 [1979] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol8/iss1/1 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/9j3d-3j64 13 Coberly: A Study of Fronting, Voicing, and Stopping Based on Olmsted's Data in Eighty-Seven Children Published by CU Scholar, 1979 14 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 8 Keywords: voicing

• Mora-Based Temporal Adjustments in Japanese by Asano, Yoshiteru (1994) - [1994] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol13/iss1/1 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/2ddh-9161 15 Asano: Mora-Based Temporal Adjustments in Japanese Published by CU Scholar, 1994 Colorado Research in Linguistics 1994 Mora-Based Temporal Adjustments in Japanese Yoshiteru Asano Recommended Citation tmp.1537746990.pdf. [1994] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol13/iss1/1 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/2ddh-9161 11 Asano: Mora-Based Temporal Adjustments in Japanese Published by CU Scholar, 1994 12 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 13 Keywords: adjustments

• Avoiding the Wrath of the Thunder Beings: Restricted Language and Lakhota Metaphorical Structure by Catches, Violet; de Garcia, Jule Gómez (1994) - Avoiding the Wrath of the Thunder Beings: Restricted Language and Lakhota Metaphorical Structure 1 Catches and Gómez de Garcia: Avoiding the Wrath of the Thunder Beings Published by CU Scholar, 1994 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 13 [1994] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol13/iss1/5 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/srnr-we55 3 Catches and Gómez de Garcia: Avoiding the Wrath of the Thunder Beings Published by CU Scholar, 1994 4 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 13 [1994] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol13/iss1/5 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/srnr-we55 Colorado Research in Linguistics 1994 Avoiding the Wrath of the Thunder Beings: Restricted Language and Lakhota Metaphorical Structure Violet Catches Jule Gómez de Garcia Recommended Citation tmp.1537748506.pdf.hjBPl Keywords: thunder

• Argument Gapping in Coordinate Conjunction Constructions in Japanese by Asano, Yoshiteru (1995) - [1995] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol14/iss1/1 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/gr5s-e264 9 Asano: Argument Gapping in Coordinate Conjunction Constructions in Japanese Published by CU Scholar, 1995 Colorado Research in Linguistics 1995 Argument Gapping in Coordinate Conjunction Constructions in Japanese Yoshiteru Asano Recommended Citation tmp.1537643564.pdf.EZzs6 Argument Gapping in Coordinate Conjunction Constructions in Japanese 1 Asano: Argument Gapping in Coordinate Conjunction Constructions in Japanese Published by CU Scholar, 1995 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 14 Keywords: conjunction

• The Semantic Contribution of Complementizers and Complementation Type: The Case of Bolanci na by Awad, Maher (1995) - [1995] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol14/iss1/2 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/n62j-v827 11 Awad: The Semantic Contribution of Complementizers and Complementation Type Published by CU Scholar, 1995 12 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 14 [1995] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol14/iss1/2 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/n62j-v827 Colorado Research in Linguistics 1995 The Semantic Contribution of Complementizers and Complementation Type: The Case of Bolanci na Maher Awad Recommended Citation tmp.1537644141.pdf. Keywords: complementizers

• A Pilot Study of the Effect of Grammatical Voice on Story Recall by Lenell, Elizabeth A. (1995) - A Pilot Study of the Effect of Grammatical Voice on Story Recall Published by CU Scholar, 1995 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 14 [1995] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol14/iss1/5 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/r602-0y11 3 Lenell: A Pilot Study of the Effect of Grammatical Voice on Story Recall Published by CU Scholar, 1995 4 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 14 Keywords: effect

• Gossiping: Introducing Direct Quotes in Story Retelling by Metzler, S. Taimi (1995) - Introducing Direct Quotes in Story Retelling Published by CU Scholar, 1995 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 14 Introducing Direct Quotes in Story Retelling Published by CU Scholar, 1995 4 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 14 Keywords: quotes

• The Cognitive Correlates of Aspect and the English Present Perfect by Raymond , William (1995) - [1995] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol14/iss1/7 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/V7M1-5P21 Colorado Research in Linguistics 1995 The Cognitive Correlates of Aspect and the English Present Perfect William Raymond Recommended Citation tmp.1537648250.pdf.d1nxi The Cognitive Correlates of Aspect and the English Present Perfect 1 Raymond: The Cognitive Correlates of Aspect and the English Present Perfect Published by CU Scholar, 1995 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 14 Keywords: aspect

• Practice and Domination: Toward a Theory of Political Micro-economy by Nilep, Chad (2004) - go sen mo �� � ������ ���� �� � � �� ��� 15 [(inaudible) thís is hé:rs � � ������� ���� 11 Y: yeah � � 12 R: ni-man yon-sen � ���� ���� ����� �� � � � 13 O: nande? Keywords: hyaku �; juu �; kyu �; language; mami; minutes �; ne �; ni �; otoe; sen �; � excerpt; � yumi; � �

• Provencal sor and molher, Lone Survivors of the Feminine Imparisyllables by Jensen, Frede (1973) - Provencal sor and molher, Lone Survivors of the Feminine Imparisyllables 1 Jensen: Provencal sor and molher, Lone Survivors of the Feminine Imparisyllables Published by CU Scholar, 1973 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 3 Provencal sor and molher, Lone Survivors of the Feminine Imparisyllables Published by CU Scholar, 1973 4 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 3 Keywords: molher

• Preparing Lakhota Teaching Materials: A Progress Report by Rood, David S. (1973) - Preparing Lakhota Teaching Materials: A Progress Report 1 Rood and Taylor: Preparing Lakhota Teaching Materials: A Progress Report Published by CU Scholar, 1973 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 3 [1973] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol3/iss1/4 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/1wft-sh52 3 Rood and Taylor: Preparing Lakhota Teaching Materials: A Progress Report Published by CU Scholar, 1973 4 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 3 [1973] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol3/iss1/4 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/1wft-sh52 5 Rood and Taylor: Preparing Lakhota Teaching Materials: A Progress Report Published by CU Scholar, 1973 6 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 3 [1973] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol3/iss1/4 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/1wft-sh52 7 Rood and Taylor: Preparing Lakhota Teaching Materials: A Progress Report Published by CU Scholar, 1973 8 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 3 [1973] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol3/iss1/4 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/1wft-sh52 9 Rood and Taylor: Preparing Lakhota Teaching Materials: A Progress Report Published by CU Scholar, 1973 10 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 3 [1973] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol3/iss1/4 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/1wft-sh52 Colorado Research in Linguistics 5-1973 Preparing Lakhota Teaching Materials: A Progress Report David S. Rood Allan R. Taylor Recommended Citation tmp.1538173225.pdf.Kd4n7 Keywords: teaching

• Some Aspects of Complex Sentence Structure in Bahasa Malaysia by Valerga-Aráoz, Maria M. (1974) - [1974] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol4/iss1/6 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/zj41-7b85 11 Valerga-Aráoz: Some Aspects of Complex Sentence Structure in Bahasa Malaysia Published by CU Scholar, 1974 12 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 4 [1974] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol4/iss1/6 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/zj41-7b85 13 Valerga-Aráoz: Some Aspects of Complex Sentence Structure in Bahasa Malaysia Published by CU Scholar, 1974 14 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 4 [1974] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol4/iss1/6 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/zj41-7b85 15 Valerga-Aráoz: Some Aspects of Complex Sentence Structure in Bahasa Malaysia Published by CU Scholar, 1974 16 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 4 [1974] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol4/iss1/6 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25810/zj41-7b85 17 Valerga-Aráoz: Some Aspects of Complex Sentence Structure in Bahasa Malaysia Published by CU Scholar, 1974 Colorado Research in Linguistics 5-1974 Some Aspects of Complex Sentence Structure in Bahasa Malaysia Maria M. Valerga-Aráoz Recommended Citation tmp.1538172533.pdf.gwwXh Keywords: aspects

• Bibliographic Newsletter by Taylor, Allan R. (1975) - Bibliographic Newsletter 1 Taylor: Bibliographic Newsletter Published by CU Scholar, 1975 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 5 [1975] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol5/iss1/1 Colorado Research in Linguistics 5-1975 Bibliographic Newsletter Allan R. Taylor Recommended Citation tmp.1538170152.pdf. O70Un Keywords: newsletter

• An Explanation for Periphrastic Passives, or 'Why Is "Be" in the Passive?' by Frajzyngier, Zygmunt (1976) - Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist 1 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 2 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 3 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 4 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 5 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 6 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 7 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 8 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 9 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 10 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 11 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 12 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 13 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 14 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 15 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 16 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 17 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 18 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 19 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 20 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 21 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 22 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 23 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 24 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 25 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 26 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 27 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 28 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 29 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 30 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 31 Breva-Claramonte: Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Published by CU Scholar, 1976 32 Colorado Research in Linguistics, Vol. 6 [1976] https://scholar.colorado.edu/cril/vol6/iss1/1 Colorado Research in Linguistics 5-1976 Peter Ramus (1515-1572) as the First 'Modern' Structuralist Manuel Breva-Claramonte Recommended Citation tmp.1538170659.pdf.myp44 Keywords: ramus

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