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List of John Benjamins publications for which someone affiliated with University of Kansas plays a role.

Subjects Generative linguistics | Other African languages | Syntax | Theoretical linguistics
Subjects Corpus linguistics | Discourse studies | English linguistics | Forensic & legal linguistics | Historical linguistics | Pragmatics

New Approaches to Slavic Verbs of Motion

Edited by Victoria Hasko & Renee Perelmutter

[Studies in Language Companion Series, 115] 2010. x, 392 pp. | edited volume
Subjects Balto-Slavic linguistics | Semantics | Syntax | Theoretical linguistics | Typology

Lessons from Documented Endangered Languages

Edited by K. David Harrison, David S. Rood & Arienne Dwyer

[Typological Studies in Language, 78] 2008. vi, 375 pp. | edited volume
Subjects Theoretical linguistics | Typology
Subjects Discourse studies | English linguistics | Germanic linguistics | Pragmatics | Syntax
Subjects Balto-Slavic linguistics | Semantics | Syntax | Typology
Duncan, Philip T., Harold Torrence & Pedro Mateo Pedro 2024 Indeterminate pronouns in Kaqchikel
Linguistic Variation 24:1pp. 116–163 | article
Keywords wh-question | relative clause | negative indefinite | free relative clause
Li, Xi 2024 The convergence of public sphere and state advocacy: A case study of the Qing Lang movement in China’s entertainment industry
Keywords Chinese entertainment industry | Chinese public sphere | public argument | Qing Lang | reciprocal model | social movement advocacy
Hadizadeh Moghaddam, Arya & Masood Ghayoomi 2023 Language independent optimization of text readability formulas with deep reinforcement learning
Information Design Journal 28:1pp. 33–52 | article
Keywords text readability | deep reinforcement learning | parameter optimization
Grama, James, Tyler M. Heston & Melody Ann Ross 2024 Variation in the Fataluku voiced coronal (j)
Asia-Pacific Language Variation 9:2pp. 125–155 | article
Keywords Fataluku | Timor-Leste | East Timor | Lautém | variation in minority languages | Boruta | random forests | classification trees | geographical variation | sociophonetics | language documentation
Innocenti, Beth 2023 Cultivating contexts for deliberative argumentation
Journal of Argumentation in Context 11:3pp. 394–416 | article
Keywords deliberation | normative pragmatics | feminism | Adrienne Rich | Audre Lorde
de Prada Pérez, Ana, Nicholas Feroce & Lillian Kennedy 2021 The use of default forms in codeswitching: Mood selection in Spanish
Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism 13:4pp. 439–467 | article
Keywords codeswitching | subjunctive | Spanish-English bilingualism | heritage | default forms
Perelmutter, Renee 2021 Online nicks, impoliteness, and Jewish identity in Israeli Russian conflict discourse
In: Approaches to Internet Pragmatics: Theory and practice, Xie, Chaoqun, Francisco Yus & Hartmut Haberland (eds.) [Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, 318] pp. 235–256
Keywords conflict discourse | impoliteness | facework | inappropriate identity markers | migration | Jewish | Israeli | Russian | identity | nicknames | online discourse
Bowler, Margit & John Gluckman 2021 Gradability across grammatical domains
Linguistic Variation 21:2pp. 281–321 | article
Keywords semantics | gradability | gradable predicates | modality | Bantu
Vu, Hong Tien, Maxwell McCombs, Annelise Russell & Paromita Pain 2020 Deepening the concept of  ‘compelling arguments’: Linking substantive and affective dimensions of attributes in assessing the effects of climate change news on public opinion
The Agenda Setting Journal 4:2pp. 219–240 | article
Keywords climate change | agenda setting | compelling arguments | substantive attribute | affective attributes
Thomas, M’Balia 2020 Rendering the untellable, tellable: The cooperative work of face in conversational storytelling
Narrative Inquiry 30:2pp. 364–380 | article
Keywords face | face work | cooperation | Goffman | conversation analysis | conversational storytelling | girl talk | non-native speaker | tellability | Schegloff
de Prada Pérez, Ana & Nick Feroce 2020 The effect of grammatical person on subject pronoun expression in the oral narratives of Spanish second language learners
Keywords Spanish second language acquisition | subject pronoun expression | null subject parameter | variationist second language acquisition
Walker, Terry & Peter J. Grund 2020 Saying, crying, replying, and continuing: Speech reporting expressions in Early Modern English
Keywords speech representation verbs | direct speech | Early Modern English fiction | semantic-functional categories | word order
Feroce, Nick, Robert Fiorentino, Lauren Covey & Alison Gabriele 2020 Neural evidence for the processing of referential ambiguity and referential failure in Spanish
Keywords anaphora | pronouns | Spanish | ERPs | individual differences
Grund, Peter J. 2019 Beyond speech representation: Describing and evaluating speech in Early Modern English prose fiction
Journal of Historical Pragmatics 19:2pp. 265–285 | article
Keywords  A Corpus of English Dialogues 1560–1760 (CED) | Early Modern English | prose fiction | speech descriptors | speech representation
Aljasser, Faisal M., Keonya T. Jackson, Michael S. Vitevitch & Joan A. Sereno 2018 The influence of phoneme inventory on elicited speech errors in Arabic speakers of English
The Mental Lexicon 13:1pp. 26–37 | article
Keywords speech production | speech errors | tongue twister | Arabic | phoneme inventory
Guo, Lei & Hong Tien Vu 2018 Media vs. reality: Who sets the public agenda on health?
Keywords agenda setting | health communication | health journalism
Boussofara, Naima 2017 When the president loses his voice, the people capture speech
Keywords theory of practice | language and ideology | discourse analysis | diglossia | political discourse in the Arab world | Tunisian Revolution
Li, Yan & Lei Yan 2017 Effects of providing explicit negative evidence on students’ perception of ungrammatical sentences using –le
Keywords negative evidence | teaching interference | Chinese aspect marker -le | 明确的反面证据 | 教学干扰 | 中文体标记 “了”
Walker, Terry & Peter J. Grund 2017 “Speaking base approbious words”: Speech representation in Early Modern English witness depositions
Journal of Historical Pragmatics 18:1pp. 1–29 | article
Keywords Early Modern English | speech representation | witness depositions
Pye, Clifton 2016 Mayan negation cycles
In: Cyclical Change Continued, van Gelderen, Elly (ed.) [Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today, 227] pp. 219–248
Thonus, Terese & Beth L. Hewett 2016 Follow this path: Conceptual metaphors in writing center online consultations
Metaphor and the Social World 6:1pp. 52–78 | article
Keywords online writing instruction | deliberateness | tutoring | writing center | conceptual metaphors
Yan, Hanbo & Jie Zhang 2016 Pattern substitution in Wuxi tone sandhi and its implication for phonological learning
Keywords Maximum Entropy grammar | Tone Sandhi | opacity | Wuxi | productivity
Vyatkina, Nina 2016 The Kansas Developmental Learner corpus (KANDEL): A developmental corpus of learner German
Keywords beginning and intermediate L2 proficiency | inter-annotator agreement | error annotation | longitudinal learner corpus | L2 German | written corpus
Gabriele, Alison, José Alemán Bañón, Beatriz López Prego & Alonso Canales 2015 Chapter 5. Examining the influence of transfer and prototypes on the acquisition of the present progressive in L2 Spanish
In: The Acquisition of the Present, Ayoun, Dalila (ed.) pp. 113–152
Azevedo, Nancy, Ruth Ann Atchley & Eva Kehayia 2016 Electrifying the lexical decision: Examining a P3 ERP component reflecting early lexical categorization
The Mental Lexicon 10:3pp. 339–363 | article
Keywords lexical processing | P3 component | lexicality | lexical decision | event-related potentials (ERP) | oddball task
Prego, Beatriz López & Alison Gabriele 2014  Examining the impact of task demands on morphological variability in native and non-native Spanish*
Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism 4:2pp. 192–221 | introduction
Keywords L2 Spanish | L2 morphological variability | gender and number agreement | markedness | task demands | default morphology.
Palmer, Deborah K., Susan Ballinger & Lizette Peter 2014 Classroom interaction in one-way, two-way, and indigenous immersion contexts
Keywords corrective feedback | immersion education | equity in interaction | classroom interaction | indigenous language revitalization
Peter, Lizette 2014 Language ideologies and Cherokee revitalization: Impracticality, legitimacy, and hope
Keywords critical ethnography | language immersion | language ideologies | indigenous language revitalization
Gabriele, Alison, Robert Fiorentino & José Alemán Bañón 2013  Examining second language development using event-related potentials: A cross-sectional study on the processing of gender and number agreement
Keywords Event-related potentials | second language acquisition | second language processing | agreement | gender | number | transfer | structural distance
Brown, Penelope, Barbara Pfeiler, Lourdes de León & Clifton Pye 2013 The acquisition of agreement in four 
Mayan languages
In: The Acquisition of Ergativity, Bavin, Edith L. & Sabine Stoll (eds.) [Trends in Language Acquisition Research, 9] pp. 271–306
Pye, Clifton, Barbara Pfeiler & Pedro Mateo Pedro 2013 The acquisition of extended ergativity in Mam, Q’anjob’al and Yucatec
In: The Acquisition of Ergativity, Bavin, Edith L. & Sabine Stoll (eds.) [Trends in Language Acquisition Research, 9] pp. 307–336
Torrence, Harold 2013 The morphosyntax of wolof clefts: Structure and movement
In: Cleft Structures, Hartmann, Katharina & Tonjes Veenstra (eds.) [Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today, 208] pp. 187–224
Grund, Peter J. 2013 “I saw ye Child burning in ye fire”: Evidentiality in Early Modern English witness depositions
In: Meaning in the History of English: Words and texts in context, Jucker, Andreas H., Daniela Landert, Annina Seiler & Nicole Studer-Joho (eds.) [Studies in Language Companion Series, 148] pp. 319–342
Kulundary, Valeria & Alison Gabriele 2012 Examining the role of L2 syntactic development in L3 acquisition: A look at relative clauses
In: Third Language Acquisition in Adulthood, Cabrelli, Jennifer, Suzanne Flynn & Jason Rothman (eds.) [Studies in Bilingualism, 46] pp. 195–222
Fiorentino, Robert, Jamie Bost, Alyson D. Abel & Jordan Zuccarelli 2012 The recruitment of knowledge regarding plurality and compound formation during language comprehension
The Mental Lexicon 7:1pp. 34–57 | article
Keywords compounding | morphological constraints | ambiguity | parsing | inflection
Boussofara, Naima 2011 Bleaching a dialectal voice in political discourse: Sociolinguistic choices in re-writing political speeches
Journal of Language and Politics 10:2pp. 204–226 | article
Keywords and language ideology | Arab political discourse | diglossia | bilingualism | linguistics practices | sociolinguistic choices
Devitt, Amy J. 2009 Re-fusing form in genre study
In: Genres in the Internet: Issues in the theory of genre, Giltrow, Janet & Dieter Stein (eds.) [Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, 188] pp. 27–48
Perelmutter, Renee 2009 Pragmatic functions of reported speech with jako in the Old Russian Primary Chronicle
Journal of Historical Pragmatics 10:1pp. 108–131 | article
Keywords jako recitativum | Russian Primary Chronicle | reported speech | indirect speech | Old Russian | direct speech | evidentiality
Dwyer, Arienne 2008 Tonogenesis in Southeastern Monguor.
In: Lessons from Documented Endangered Languages, Harrison, K. David, David S. Rood & Arienne Dwyer (eds.) [Typological Studies in Language, 78] pp. 111–128
Gabriele, Alison & Junko Maekawa 2008 Interpreting tense in a second language
EUROSLA Yearbook 8:1p. 79 | article
Lin, Mei-Chen & Yan Bing Zhang 2008 Taiwanese older adults’ perceptions of aging and communication with peers and young adults
Keywords age identity | intergenerational communication | filial piety | Taiwan
Herzfeld, Anita & David Moskowitz 2008 12. The Limonese calypso as an identity marker
In: Creoles, Contact, and Language Change: Linguistic and social implications, Escure, Geneviève & Armin Schwegler (eds.) [Creole Language Library, 27] pp. 259–284
Wilhelm, Laura 2014 Form in Action: Functions of the Fable in Russian Literary Culture
Bestia 5:1pp. 43–62 | article