Volume XXXV No. 2 |
ISSN 1548-1484 |
Spring, 2010 |
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Articles Labial consonant distribution in Niger-Congo: A study in typological distance By Yuri Tambovtsev Distances between Polish and other Slavonic languages: A phono-typoloical comparison By Yuri Tambovtsev Consonant patterns in Spanish and other Romance languages: A study in typological closeness By Yuri Tambovtsev By Vladimier Agafonov The internal structure of the Edo verb By Lendzemo Constantine Yuka & Esohe Mercy Omoregbe Negation in Èkìtì: A critique By Tèmítọpẹ̣́ Olúmúyìwá A Descriptive Analysis of Miship Ideophones By Mohammed Aminu Muazu & Katwal Pemark Isah Wh movement in Kunari: A Minimalist Approach By Baba Kura Alkali Gazali By Afgan Mehtiyev Tracking ideology in political news By Akin Odebunmi Discourse construction at 4-5 years: Language specificities and ‘cognitive functional’ constraints By Hana Hirzalla Wired learning: Blogging for literacy in Malay By Jyh Wee Sew Cooperative learning strategies and reading comprehension By Ziba Javadi Rahvard Vocabulary learning and L2 reading comprehension: A case for translation By Ali Jahangard, Ahmad Moinzadeh &Mansoor Tavakoli A Grammar of African philosophy: Being and transcendence in Falola By Nelson O. Fashina Defying armies: Protesting military oppression in Arrows of Rain By Niyi Akingbe Recent Nigerian bards and minstrels: Forms of counter narratives By Ogaga Okuyada The Miship: People, language, and dialects By Mohammed Aminu Muazu & Katwal Pemark Isah Reviews Hofmann, Th. R. Realms of meaning: An introduction to semantics Siaw-Fong Chung Bernard Spolsky. Language management Robert D. Angus Penelope Gardner-Chloros. Code-switching Robert D. Angus Robert D. Angus Lieselotte Anderwald. The morphology of English dialects: Verb-formation in non-standard English Robert D. Angus Donna Minkova & Robert Stockwell. English words: History and structure Robert D. Angus Charles F. Meyer. Introducing English linguistics Robert D. Angus Elena Semino. Metaphor in discourse Robert D. Angus Mohammed Aminu Muazu & Fibi Balami. A Descriptive analysis of Bura verbs and vocabulary LINCOM Mohammed Aminu Mu'azu & Katwal Pemak Isah. A grammar of the Miship language LINCOM |
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