Volume XXVII No

Volume XXVII No. 2

ISSN 0741-1391

FALL, 2002

California

linguistics

Notes

Editor’s Note

Welcome back for another issue! We trust the reader will enjoy the eclectic nature of these essays. We encourage the readership to comment on any aspect of the publication. These will be printed as circumstances permit in subsequent issues.

We are always on the the lookout for new and innovative works dealing with language with a small and a capital “l”. Student scholarship is solicited and always to be encouraged.

We wish all of you, our readers, a happy holiday season and a happy New Year!

Alan S. Kaye

Editor

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Articles

	Saliency and frequency in a corpus of 1930’s French films by Michael Abecassis
	Agreement lost, agreement regained: A minimalist account of word order and agreement variation in Arabic by Abdessatar Mahfoudhi
	Prestige and the local dialect: The social role of Shanghainese in Shanghai by Robert D. Angus

Reviews

	ADITI LAHIRI, (Ed.) Analogy, levelling, markedness: Principles of change in phonology and morphology. (Trends in Linguistics Studies and Monographs 127) *Robert D. Angus*
	JEAN AITCHISON. Language change: Progress or decay? 3^rd ed. (Cambridge Approaches to Linguistics) *Robert D. Angus*
	GONZALEZ, NORMA. I am my language: Discourses of women and children in the borderlands Judith Rosenhouse

California Linguistic Notes (ISSN 0741-1391) 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 about topics relating to language and linguistics in the widest possible meanings of those terms. Editor, Alan S. Kaye (email: akaye@fullerton.edu); Associate Editor, Robert D. Angus (email: dangus@fullerton.edu).

Thanks go to Thomas P. Klammer, Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at California State University, Fullerton, for providing financial support to make this publication a reality once again.