71 peer-reviewed research articles on linguistics and communication theory.
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The research investigates the dynamics of multilingualism in Peru, particularly how established listeners engage with new speakers of various languages.
How does the syntax of a noun phrase influence its semantic interpretation?
The investigation centers on the unexpected ABA patterns exhibited by Icelandic singular noun inflections, which deviate from the anticipated syncretic...
The investigation centers on the nuanced phenomenon of Expletive Negation (EN), a type of negation that does not alter the truth conditions of the...
The exploration of multilingualism in Singapore reveals a crucial gap in the understanding of how colonial histories shape contemporary language practices.
This research investigates the perceptions of American English influences, or Americanisms, within Nigerian English, a variety that has evolved through...
The research conducted by a team studying the East Javanese dialect of Javanese, an Austronesian language, addresses a significant gap in the...
The research conducted by a team exploring the phonological structure of Georgian addresses the question of how to effectively represent the natural...
The research conducted by Xu (2025) investigates the phonological constraints governing consonant-glide (CG) onsets in Mandarin Chinese, addressing a...
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The research conducted by a team studying the Ethiosemitic languages of Eritrea, specifically Tigrinya and Tigre, addresses the phonological phenomenon of...
The research conducted by a team from the University of Maryland investigates how different types of adjectives—specifically intersective (e.
The research paper investigates the phenomenon of genitive alternation in Standard Modern Greek, focusing on the syntactic and morphological distinctions...
In "The Timucua Language: A Text-Based Reference Grammar," George Aaron Broadwell presents a comprehensive analysis of the Timucua language, which was historica...
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The research conducted by a team exploring the lexical accent system of Tokyo Japanese addresses the complex interplay of suffix-induced accentuation...
The research conducted by Sedarous (2023) investigates the cognitive mechanisms underlying intrasentential code-switching among bilingual speakers,...
This study, conducted by a team of sociolinguists, investigates the influence of perceived social threat on phonetic divergence among nonbinary...
In "The Revenge of the Methodological Moaners," Geoffrey K. Pullum critiques the prevailing methodologies in linguistic research, particularly those that priori...
The research presented in this paper seeks to address the ongoing debates surrounding Grice’s maxims of conversation, particularly their interdependence...
The research presented in this paper investigates the syntactic and semantic similarities among three classes of causative verbs in European Portuguese...
The research article investigates the conceptualization of predicates in linguistics, focusing on the various interpretations and their implications for...
The research presented in this paper addresses a critical question regarding English auxiliary contraction (AC): what formal constraints govern the...
The research conducted by a team including Dobrovie-Sorin and Ihsane investigates the distribution of Positive Polarity Items (PPIs) across languages,...
The research conducted by a team examining the phonetic and phonological dynamics in the Kashubian language addresses the mechanisms of phonetically based...
The research conducted by Bešlin (2023) investigates the syntactic and morphological properties of active participles in English, Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian...
The research presented by the authors investigates the relationship between synthetic and periphrastic verbal constructions across languages, specifically...
The research article presents a critical examination of the prevailing view that phonology is fundamentally substance-based, meaning that phonological...
The research presented in this article investigates the cognitive and pragmatic distinctions between two forms of the singular pronoun "they":...