Volume XXXIV No. 2 |
ISSN 1548-1484 |
Spring, 2009 |
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Articles Euphony in American Indian languages: A phonetic universal By Yuri Tambovtsev The imitation of style: Frequency of occurrence of linguistic elements By Yuri Tambovtsev By Hana Hirzalla and Rémy Porquier Effects of age on second language acquisition By Iman Tohidian and Ezatollah Tohidian How learners make mental links with words By Ali Rahimi and Hamzeh Haghighi Oral aesthetics and cultural distillates in Elechi Amadi's The concubine By James Tar Tsaaior Interpreting Yoruba proverbs: Some hearer strategies By Funmi O. Olubode-Sawe Artistic undercurrents of performance: Egungun costumes in Ode Irele By Segun Omosule Ideologies on display: A Nigerian Election Petition Tribunal ruling By Adesina B. SundayPanhandlers as rhetors: Discourse practices of peripatetic beggars in southwestern Nigeria By Ibrahim Esan Olaosun Rethinking construction grammar: Contributions and outstanding questions By Amr M. El Zawawy Kilba morphological processes: A descriptive analysis Classification and functions of ideophones in Kilba The Hong and Gaya dialects of Kilba By Mohammed Aminu Mu'azu Sociolinguistic situation in Maiduguri: A study of Gamboru Liberty Ward By Mohammed Aminu Mu'azu and Baba Kura AlKali Gazali Reviews Director: Aidli ‘Alin’. Betrayed Babies Jyh Wee Sew David Britain, Ed. Language in the British Isles Robert D. Angus David Boersema. Pragmatism and reference Robert D. Angus Michael Perkins. Pragmatic impairment Robert D. Angus Sara Mills. Language and sexism Robert D. Angus Kepa Korta & Joana Garmendia, Ed. Meaning, intentions, and argumentation Robert D. Angus Robert Bayley & Ceil Lucas, Ed. Sociolinguistic variation: Theories, methods, and applications Robert D. Angus Salonee Priya, Ed. Vanishing voices: The endangered languages across the globe Robert D. Angus Mohammed Aminu Mu'azu. Grammar of Kilba language Lincom Europa |
California Linguistic Notes (ISSN 1548-1484) is published at the Program in Linguistics, California State University, Fullerton, California 92834-9480. CLN is a refereed publication requiring the agreement of at least two well-qualified peers for acceptance of articles. Also accepted are peer evaluated reviews or review articles of recent scholarly literature, conferences, or performances relating to language and linguistics in the widest scope of those terms. Editor, Robert D. Angus (email: dangus@fullerton.edu)
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