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The focus on communication in TBLT often comes at the expense of form. This book enhances the task-based approach by connecting it to insights from (cognitive) grammar, which sees grammar as meaningful. It shows how grammar teaching can be integrated into a communicative lesson in a non-explicit way. Learners are involved in situations that they may also encounter outside their classrooms and are given communicative tasks they are to work on and solve. What teachers need to invest for preparing

The book provides a detailed description of the grammar of Teotitlán del Valle Zapotec, an endangered Mesoamerican language spoken in Oaxaca, Mexico. It also contains rich vocabulary and discussions on typologically interesting phenomena like the encoding of agents by stem alternation and complex interactions between tone and phonation, as well as topics in semantics such as the expression of location and the relevance of the posture of entities in existential predication.

This book prepares educators for the multilingual classroom, exploring the role of languages in learning across home, school and community contexts. With up-to-date research and examples from varied K-12 educational and community settings, it offers accessible introductions to key linguistic concepts while centering social and societal considerations throughout. Practical classroom applications are provided, with discussion questions and online resources for further exploration of topics.

This book offers an analysis of the Japanese DP in line with the cartographic research program. It addresses theoretical linguists interested in nominal modification as well as scholars in the field of Japanese studies. The main results concern the identification of three domains, a DP-external domain, a domain for indirect modifiers and a domain for direct modifiers, with specific discussion on the latter two, and an account for the internal structure of nominal modifiers. On the one hand, this

Language landscapes is a practical map of English for TESL educators, built around form–meaning pairings and the needs of real classrooms. Adopting a CGEL-informed framework, it stabilizes the category – function distinction (e.g., determinatives vs determiner function), pares back overloaded labels (especially in the adverb/preposition space), and introduces syntax trees as a teacher’s analytic lens rather than a student exercise. Early chapters address standards and normativity alongside a usa

Much of human communication occurs while people are moving, exerting themselves, or otherwise not at rest, yet speech production in such contexts has received little systematic attention. Previous studies have typically addressed respiration, phonation, or articulation separately, making it difficult to characterize changes in speech production as a whole. This book presents a multi-level investigation of speech during controlled physical activity. Combining respiratory data, acoustic analysis,

?í bik'ehgo kééhwiit'??. 'In accord with that, we live.' So speaks a medicine man after recounting how the four sacred mountains were set in place to anchor the world of the Diné. To live in accord with something is to know where you stand, even when the ground shifts. And the ground shifted constantly across the late 19th and early 20th centuries: at Round Rock where armed men faced down U.S. cavalry; in the canyons where boys fled from bears; in the corrals from which sheep were driven away by

2026. iii, 84 pp. Table of Contents Articles Revisiting yuluoxia (於羅瑕) and jianjizhi (鞬吉支) Ye Xu | pp.?1–22 Two editions of the Tongmong s?ns?p ?nhae (童蒙先習諺解, 1742, 1797): A comparative orthographical analysis Elena Kondratyeva | pp.?23–47 The historical evolution of the Korean temporal system: Discrepancies between declarative and modifying clauses Jaehoon Yeon | pp.?48–63 Wh-marked polar interrogatives in Korean Bokyung Mun | pp.?64–84

2025. iii, 109 pp. Table of Contents Articles Proper names and plot progression in Jack London’s play Theft : A corpus linguistics approach Maya Sfeir | pp.?1–37 ‘I want the text to still be me’: Foregrounding ChatGPT’s impact on L2 voice Marilize Pretorius | pp.?38–67 Mapping Oz: A narratological study of the setting and its politics in L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and Gregory Maguire’s Wicked Jante Borremans | pp.?68–86 Turn-taking and argumentation in the 2

Os jarawaras s?o um povo indígena das terras baixas da Amaz?nia, no estado do Amazonas, Brasil. A língua deles é uma de meia dúzia de línguas da família linguística Arawá. Siko e Yowao, ambos falecidos agora, eram anci?os contadores de histórias jarawaras. As histórias têm valor sob vários pontos de vista. Em primeiro lugar, há o valor literário – algumas das histórias s?o muito c?micas, por exemplo. Em segundo lugar, as histórias constituem uma janela para a vida dos jarawaras: as suas rela??es

2026. iv, 284 pp. Table of Contents Articles 西北漢語助詞「著」的比較研究：論語言接觸性演變的一種新模式 范曉蕾 | pp.?361–399 普通話上聲變調形式的逆向協同發音作用 東孝拓 & 王韞佳 | pp.?400–423 台灣閩南語中非典型賓語：準語意併入 連金發 | pp.?424–447 閩南語e音量詞解析—從金門話談起 劉秀雪 | pp.?448–476 海陸客語聲調格局之形成過程探析 羅程詠 & 黃菊芳 | pp.?477–512 語義非定性視角下的事件強迫 王繼新 | pp.?513–538 論上古漢語副詞的全稱量化與相關問題 魏培泉 | pp.?539–566 漢語南方方言處所型進行體標記演化的類型學蘊含 吳福祥 | pp.?567–628 Book review 馮勝利 & 施春宏. 2023. 《漢語韻律語法學綱要》 [The Essence of Chinese Prosodic Grammar] 述評作者 王浩銘 & 張和友

2026. iv, 166 pp. Table of Contents Articles Unpacking the “language” of low-end globalization: Grass-roots multilingualism at MBK Center and Indra Square mall in superdiverse Bangkok Chonglong Gu | pp.?165–201 Interdiscursivity in Chinese discourse on plagiarism Yongyan Li & John Flowerdew | pp.?202–226 Determinants of political participation in a mediatized milieu: The mediated political participation among Filipino voters in the 2022 PH elections Mariam Jayne Agonos, Randy

2026. v, 173 pp. Table of Contents Introduction Psycho-historical linguistics: A new empirical agenda linking bilingual processing, acquisition, and change Helen Engemann & Duygu F. ?afak | pp.?397–401 Articles Does structural priming lead to contact-induced language change? Evidence from subject pronoun expression in Spanish–English bilinguals Irati Hurtado & Silvina Montrul | pp.?402–428 Priming motion events in Italian heritage language speakers: Agents and mechanisms of

2026. iii, 186 pp. Table of Contents Articles Visual perception verbs in Old Anatolian Turkish Zeynep Erk Emeksiz & Julian Rentzsch | pp.?1–25 Variant patterns of sibilant debuccalization in Camuno: Phonetic implications of Eastern Lombard s?>?h for sound change typology Juliette Blevins & Michela Cresci | pp.?26–75 Joint innovation: An alternative to the initiation-diffusion and speaker-listener dichotomies in language change Joan Bybee & Rena Torres Cacoullos | pp.?76–111

2025. v, 192 pp. Table of Contents Introduction Humans, machines, and embedded translation Sandra L. Halverson & Jean Nitzke | pp.?143–153 Articles When beliefs translate: Investigating reaction times, affective responses, and individual differences in translating politically charged sentences Cristina Roldán Torralba, María Dolores Hidalgo Montesinos, María del Pino Sánchez López, Miguel ?ngel Pérez Sánchez & Ana María Rojo López | pp.?154–182 Prompting as thinking: Underst

2025. iii, 171 pp. Table of Contents Articles Written vowel variation in Imbabura Media Lengua Jesse Stewart | pp.?171–226 So what am I supposed to do? Italian elders and low-literacy citizens struggle with gerundive adjuncts in government documents: A self-paced reading study Stefano Rastelli, Giada Antonicelli, Beatrice Iaria, Pietro Mingardi & Francesca Pagliara | pp.?227–262 On-screen L1 and L2 reading among 60+ adults: A pilot study of skimming and scanning Monika Grotek

2025. v, 170 pp. Table of Contents Introduction Writing/reading interface Terry Joyce & Constanze Weth | pp.?1–10 Articles Frequency-dependent selection in the English spelling system across 1000 years of history Jon W. Carr & Kathleen Rastle | pp.?11–43 Heterophonic homography in African and Semitic languages: Comparing the functions of tones and vowels David Roberts, Amalia Bar-On & Elinor Saiegh-Haddad | pp.?44–84 Syntactic markers and syntactic spelling: The noun phr

Other Specialties: Language Technology; Artificial Intelligence; Translation Studies; Digital Humanities; Language Policy Description: The School of Modern Languages and Cultures at the University of Warwick invites applications for a permanent Assistant Professor in Language Technologies and AI Governance. This post is part of a strategic refresh through which the School is investing in new research and teaching at the intersection of languages, AI, data science, and digital multilinguali

Call for Papers: Co-organised by the International Linguistic Society and DELAD (Database Enterprise for Language and Speech Disorders) Language disorders affect individuals across all ages and languages. While many are congenital and emerge in early childhood, others develop later in life as a result of neurological conditions, illness, or injury. Addressing this global and multilingual reality requires robust, well-documented, and ethically managed language disorder corpora. This spec

Call for Papers: We are pleased to announce the call for papers for the 25th Amsterdam Colloquium, to be held on 16--18 December 2026, at the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC), University of Amsterdam. Submissions are now open on the journal website: https://platform.openjournals.nl/PAC/about/submissions Call Deadline: 1 September 2026 Meeting Description: The Amsterdam Colloquia aim to bring together linguists, philosophers, logicians, cognitive scientists and comput