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Forthcoming Articles The interpersonal metafunction in French from a systemic-functional perspective D. BANKS ‘I no say you say is boring’: the development of pragmatic competence in L2 apology Y.-F. CHANG Lexical neutralisation: a case study of the lexical opposition ‘day’/‘night’ M. DE BACKER The geography of gender change: pronominal and adnominal gender in Flemish dialects of Dutch G. DE VOGELAER, G. DE SUTTER The (slightly more) productive use of ne in Montreal French chat R.A. VAN COMPERNOLLE How do words change inflection class? Diachronic evidence from Norwegian H.-O. ENGER Redundancy, irony and humor G. HIRSCH From ‘scientific revolution’ to ‘unscientific revolution’: an analysis of approaches to the history of generative linguistics A. KERTESZ Nouns, verbs and flexibles: implications for typologies of word classes E. LUUK Chomsky’s derivation-by-phase theory as applied to judgments of the grammaticality of Japanese double accusative sentences H. NAGATA A corpus study of the splittable compounds in spoken and written Chinese A. SIEWIERSKA, J. XU, R. XIAO Understanding the role of orthography in the acquisition of a non-native vowel contrast E. SIMON, D. CHAMBLESS, U.K. ALVES
doi:10.1016/j.langsci.2009.12.001
Language Sciences 32 (2010) 347 www.elsevier.com/locate/langsci
Forthcoming Articles The interpersonal metafunction in French from a systemic-functional perspective D. BANKS ‘I no say you say is boring’: the development of pragmatic competence in L2 apology Y.-F. CHANG Lexical neutralisation: a case study of the lexical opposition ‘day’/‘night’ M. DE BACKER The geography of gender change: pronominal and adnominal gender in Flemish dialects of Dutch G. DE VOGELAER, G. DE SUTTER The (slightly more) productive use of ne in Montreal French chat R.A. VAN COMPERNOLLE How do words change inflection class? Diachronic evidence from Norwegian H.-O. ENGER Redundancy, irony and humor G. HIRSCH From ‘scientific revolution’ to ‘unscientific revolution’: an analysis of approaches to the history of generative linguistics A. KERTESZ Nouns, verbs and flexibles: implications for typologies of word classes E. LUUK Chomsky’s derivation-by-phase theory as applied to judgments of the grammaticality of Japanese double accusative sentences H. NAGATA A corpus study of the splittable compounds in spoken and written Chinese A. SIEWIERSKA, J. XU, R. XIAO Understanding the role of orthography in the acquisition of a non-native vowel contrast E. SIMON, D. CHAMBLESS, U.K. ALVES
doi:10.1016/j.langsci.2009.12.001