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List of John Benjamins publications for which someone affiliated with Chinese University of Hong Kong plays a role.

Questions for Translation Studies

Douglas Robinson

[Benjamins Translation Library, 162] 2023. | monograph
Subjects Translation Studies

Phonology and Second Language Acquisition

Edited by Jette G. Hansen Edwards & Mary L. Zampini

[Studies in Bilingualism, 36] 2008. vi, 380 pp. | course book
Subjects Language acquisition | Phonology
Subjects Translation Studies

Computer Learner Corpora, Second Language Acquisition and Foreign Language Teaching

Edited by Sylviane Granger, Joseph Hung & Stephanie Petch-Tyson

[Language Learning & Language Teaching, 6] 2002. x, 246 pp. | course book
Subjects Corpus linguistics | Language acquisition | Language teaching

Teaching Translation and Interpreting 4: Building bridges

Edited by Eva Hung

[Benjamins Translation Library, 42] 2002. xi, 241 pp. | edited volume
Subjects Interpreting | Translation Studies
Subjects Comparative literature & literary studiesTranslation Studies
Subjects Applied linguistics | Language acquisition | Multilingualism
Zhuang, Huibin, Pusong Zhao & Shengli Feng 2024 Foot-shift and disyllabification in the history of Chinese: With a revisit of syllabic structures of Old Chinese
Language and Linguistics | Online First Publication, 32 pp. | article
Koenders, Emily 2024 Doubling in Hong Kong Sign Language
Sign Language & Linguistics | Online First Publication, 31 pp. | article
Koenders, Emily 2024 Noun classifiers in Hong Kong Sign Language
Sign Language & Linguistics 27:1pp. 35–72 | article
Keywords classifier typology | Distributed Morphology | Hong Kong Sign Language | noun classifiers | numeral classifiers | root compounds | verbal classifiers
Chan, Clara Ho-yan & Edmund Cham 2023 Bilingual legal terminology in Hong Kong: Past, present and future
In: Handbook of Terminology: Volume 3. Legal Terminology, Biel, Łucja & Hendrik J. Kockaert (eds.) [Handbook of Terminology, 3] pp. 191–205
Keywords Hong Kong | bilingual legal terminology | common law system | Chinese | translation theory and practice
McBride, Catherine & Fateme Mohseni 2023 Biliteracy
In: Understanding Language and Cognition through Bilingualism: In honor of Ellen Bialystok, Luk, Gigi, John A. E. Anderson & John G. Grundy (eds.) [Studies in Bilingualism, 64] pp. 68–85
Gonzales, Wilkinson Daniel Wong 2023 Broadening horizons in the diachronic and sociolinguistic study of Philippine English with the Twitter Corpus of Philippine Englishes (TCOPE)
English World-Wide 44:3pp. 403–434 | article
Keywords language variation and change | computational methods | corpus linguistics | regional variation | internal variation | sociolinguistics | Philippine English | Philippine Englishes | World Englishes
Lee, Jonathan Him Nok, Regine Yee King Lai, Stephen Matthews & Virginia Yip 2023 Prosodic interaction in Cantonese-English bilingual children’s speech production
Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism | Online First Publication, 40 pp. | article
Gonzales, Wilkinson Daniel Wong 2023 Advancing Sino-Philippine linguistics and sociolinguistics using the Lannang Corpus (LanCorp): A multilingual, POS-tagged, and audio-textual databank
Keywords Sino-Philippine sociolinguistics | language variation and change | mixed language and multilingual corpora | computational methods for analyzing multilingual phenomena | language documentation through corpora
Chan, Clara Ho-yan & Edmund Cham 2023 Bilingual legal terminology in Hong Kong: Past, present and future
Handbook of Terminology 3pp. 191–205 | article
Law, Paul & Haihua Pan 2023 Six reconstruction effects in Mandarin Chinese
Keywords copy theory of movement | the copula verb | downward entailing quantifiers | epistemic modals | indefinite wh-phrases | predicates of creation | binding condition B | quantifier scope | reconstruction | empty expletives | A‑movement | A‑bar-movement
Law, Paul 2023 The syntax of reconstruction in English and Chinese
Asian Languages and Linguistics 4:1pp. 22–47 | article
Keywords A-bar-movement | binding | VP-internal subject | VP-fronting | quantifier scope
Gonzales, Wilkinson Daniel Wong 2023 Variability in clusters and continuums: The sociolinguistic situation of the Manila Lannangs in the 2010s
Keywords sociolinguistic profile of the Lannangs | language attitudes | Sino-Philippine studies | community variability and change | ethnic minorities in the Philippines | Principal Components Analysis
Kwok, Bit-Chee 2023 廈門閩南語的文、白形式在構詞層面上的分工與競爭 [Morphological division of labor and competition between colloquial and literary readings]
Language and Linguistics 24:3pp. 437–468 | article
Keywords 廈門閩南語 | 文白異讀 | 構詞層次 | 分工 | 競爭 | Xiamen Southern Min | colloquial and literary readings | morphological stratification | division of labor | competition
Tang, Gladys, Joe Mak, Ka Yiu Cheng & Felix Sze 2023 Developing an inventory of handshapes, locations, and movements in Hong Kong Sign Language
In: Advances in Sign Language Corpus Linguistics, Wehrmeyer, Ella (ed.) [Studies in Corpus Linguistics, 108] pp. 309–352
Keywords sign language documentation | lexical database | Deaf training | prosodic model | sign language phonetics | sign language phonology
Pan, Victor Junnan & Bin Zhu 2023 On the syntax of causal clauses in Mandarin Chinese
In: Micro- and Macro-variation of Causal Clauses: Synchronic and Diachronic Insights, Jędrzejowski, Łukasz & Constanze Fleczoreck (eds.) [Studies in Language Companion Series, 231] pp. 221–249
Keywords causal clause | adjunct clause | left periphery | sentence-final particle | Chinese
Wu, Chenyan & Lawrence Yam-Leung Cheung 2023 形容词并列短语对其关联词的选择 [Choice of coordinators in adjective phrases]
Keywords 关联词 | 形容词 | 并列短语 | 逻辑回归模型 | 句法位置 | 音节数量 | coordinators | adjective phrases | logistic regression | syntactic position | number of syllables
Phyak, Prem & Bal Krishna Sharma 2022 Citizen Linguistic Landscape, bordering practices, and semiotic ideology in the COVID-19 pandemic
Linguistic Landscape 8:2/3pp. 219–232 | article
Keywords citizen linguistic landscape | semiotic ideology | multimodality | pandemic | Nepal
Darvin, Ron 2022 Commentary
Australian Review of Applied Linguistics 45:2pp. 240–242 | article commentary
Smith, Alexander D. & Taraka Rama 2022 Environmental factors affect the evolution of linguistic subgroups in Borneo
Diachronica 39:2pp. 193–225 | article
Keywords Bayesian phylogenetics | homeland | Austronesian | Borneo
Pan, Haihua 2022 Remarks on gapless relative clauses and complement clauses in Mandarin Chinese
Asian Languages and Linguistics 3:1pp. 109–140 | article
Keywords Chinese | syntax | relative clauses | complement clause | semantics
Liu, Guangxiang 2022 
Linguistic Landscape 9:1pp. 107–109 | book review
Hudson, Toby, Jane Setter & Peggy Mok 2022 English intonation in storytelling: A comparison of the recognition and production of nuclear tones by British and Hong Kong English speakers
English World-Wide 43:3pp. 357–381 | article
Keywords intonation | production | perception | L2 | Hong Kong English | emergent phonology | nativisation
Chan, Clara Ho-yan & Marcus Galdia 2022 Pluricentric legal Chinese: A Rethink on harmonization and uniformization of legal terminology
Chinese Language and Discourse 14:2pp. 285–300 | article
Keywords linguistic pluricentrism | legal lexicography | harmonization of legal terminology | language planning | legal language | legal Chinese
Smith, Alexander D. 2022 Reconstructing non-contrastive stress in Austronesian and the role of the mora in stress shift, gemination and vowel shift
Diachronica 40:1pp. 111–152 | article
Keywords Proto-Austronesian | stress | phonological reconstruction | drift | sound change
Zhan, Fangqiong & Haihua Pan 2022 The development of the Chinese V de O cleft construction: A constructional approach
Studies in Language 47:2pp. 318–349 | article
Keywords Chinese | the V de O cleft | neoanalysis | analogization | constructionalization
Fan, Wing Yan & Jookyoung Jung 2022 Cantonese and Korean speakers’ comprehension and appreciation of English textual humor
Keywords second language humor | humor comprehension | first language background | second language proficiency | type of humor
Koenders, Emily 2022 Hong Kong Sign Language numerals: Interaction of syntactic processes and the movement-parameter
Sign Language & Linguistics 25:2pp. 163–204 | article
Keywords agreement | conjunction phrase | Hong Kong Sign Language | movement-parameter | numeral morphology | verbal classifiers
Lee, Man Hei 2022 Phonological features of Caijia that are notable from a diachronic perspective
Keywords Caijia | phonology | diachronic | Sinitic | Old Chinese | Middle Chinese | historical linguistics
Feng, Yuli & Haihua Pan 2022 Remarks on the maximality approach to Mandarin dou and other related issues
Language and Linguistics 23:2pp. 274–312 | article
Keywords universal quantification | maximality | dou | FCI | exclusiveness | distributivity
Zhang, Qingwen & Jia Jin 2022 語義有定還是語用有定: 以澄海話量名短語的兩種解讀為例 [Semantic definiteness or pragmatic definiteness]
Language and Linguistics 23:3pp. 569–600 | article
Keywords 量名短語 | 有定 | 無定 | 句法限制 | 語境 | Cl-NP | definite | indefinite | syntactic constraint | discourse
Fan, Xiaolei & Kin Wing Kevin Chan 2022 香港粵語「咗」的語法特點: 與北京話「了1的比較 [Grammatical properties of zo 咗 in Hong Kong Cantonese]
Language and Linguistics 23:3pp. 371–410 | article
Keywords  | 完整體 | 香港粵語 | 了1 | 語序類型 | 完句 | Hong Kong Cantonese | zo | le 1 | perfective | completeness of sentences | word-order types
Lee-Kim, Sang-Im, Xinran Ren & Peggy Mok 2022 Phonological similarity effects in cross-script word processing: Evidence from Sino-Korean word processing by Cantonese learners
The Mental Lexicon 16:2/3pp. 325–361 | article
Keywords Sino-Korean | Cantonese | cognates | phonological similarity | Chinese characters
Ahn, Mikyung & Foong Ha Yap 2021 On the relationship between middles and passives: A polyfunctional analysis of -eci in Contemporary Korean
Language and Linguistics 22:2pp. 213–242 | article
Keywords middle voice | spontaneous | inchoative | facilitative | subjectification | tense-aspect-mood | adversative semantics
Mai, Ziyin, Lucy Zhao & Virginia Yip 2021 The Mandarin ba-construction in school-age heritage speakers and their parental input
Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism 12:3pp. 377–405 | article
Keywords Mandarin | heritage | input | syntax | lexicon
Lee, Carmen & Dennis Chau 2022 ‘I’m not a tech person’: Negotiation of academic personas in polymedia environments
Pragmatics and Society 12:5pp. 805–827 | article
Keywords academic polymedia | digital scholarship | technobiographies | academic personas | language choice
Wuyun, Saina & Haihua Pan 2021 漢語語篇中語義實體的篇章可及性 [The discoursal accessibility of semantic entities in Chinese discourse]
Language and Linguistics 22:3pp. 440–474 | article
Keywords 漢語「把/給/放/被」語句 | 向心理論 | 後指中心集合排序 | 篇章可及性 | Chinese ba/gei/fang/bei-utterance | centering Theory | Cf-ranking | discoursal accessibility
Lai, Yik-Po 2020 Multiple functions of the Cantonese ‘wait’ verb dang2 and their historical development
Studies in Language 44:4pp. 917–963 | article
Keywords  wait | Cantonese | diachrony | grammaticalization
Sio, Joanna Ut-Seong & Sze-Wing Tang 2020 Two types of aa3-nominals in Cantonese
Language and Linguistics 21:1p. 80 | article
Keywords proper names | phonological filler | dialectal grammar | Cantonese | familiarity
Li, Lan 2020 Gender representation in Chinese language
Keywords language form | gender | culture | change | social functions
Ren, Wei, Vijay K. Bhatia & Zhengrui Han 2020 Analyzing interdiscursivity in legal genres: The case of Chinese lawyers’ written opinions
Pragmatics and Society 11:4pp. 615–639 | article
Keywords critical genre analysis | interdiscursivity | discursive innovations | legal writing | lawyering practices | Chinese legal context
Hansen Edwards, Jette G. 2020 Borders and bridges: The politics of language identity in Hong Kong
Keywords identity | monolingualism | bilingualism | trilingualism | Hong Kong | nationalism
Brosig, Benjamin, Foong Ha Yap & Kathleen Ahrens 2020 Assertion, presumption and presupposition: An account of the erstwhile nominalizer YUM in Khalkha Mongolian
Studies in Language 43:4pp. 896–940 | article
Keywords assertion | presumption | presupposition | inference | evidentiality
Kwok, Virginia 2019 Ethics and aesthetics are one: Creative literary translation in the post-modern world
Babel 65:2pp. 249–263 | article
Keywords creativity | cultural mediators | faithfulness | post-modern | translator’s role | créativité | médiateurs culturels | fidélité | post-moderne | rôle du traducteur
Pruekchaikul, Korapat 2019 Identity construction in advertising: A case study of Portuguese bank pamphlets
Concentric 45:1pp. 112–140 | article
Keywords language and identity | socio-discursive interactionism | grammar of visual design | actantial model | Portuguese advertising | multimodal text | 語言和身分 | 社會語言互動論 | 視覺設計之語法 | 行動元模型 | 葡萄牙廣告 | 多模態文本
Chen, Aishu 2019 Interactions between prosody and morphosyntax in Fuzhou VO phrases
Language and Linguistics 20:1pp. 46–84 | article
Keywords tone sandhi domain | prosodic word | morphosyntax-prosody interaction | Fuzhou | VO phrases
Law, Wai Ling, Olga Dmitrieva & Alexander L. Francis 2019 Language attitudes modulate phonetic interactions between languages in bilingual speakers in diglossic settings
Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism 11:3pp. 289–322 | article
Keywords language attitudes | cross-language phonetic interactions | diglossic bilinguals
Chen, Hsueh Chu & Qian Wang 2019 The effects of Hong Kong L2 English speakers’ phonological features on listeners’ cognitive and affective perceptions
Keywords speech production and perception | second language pronunciation | foreign accent
Hu, Jianhua & Haihua Pan 2019 Introduction
St. André, James 2018 Consequences of the conflation of xiao and filial piety in English
Translation and Interpreting Studies 13:2pp. 293–316 | article
Keywords filial piety | Chineseness | key concepts | Chinese modernity | Anglo-American perception of China
Man, Laura, Gavin Bui & Mark Feng Teng 2018 From second language to third language learning: Exploring a dual-motivation system among multilinguals
Keywords L2 motivation | L3 motivation, instrumentality | integrativeness | dual-motivation system
Wei, Monica X., Felix Y. B. Sze & Aaron Y. L. Wong 2018 Gender variation in signs of sexual behaviour in Hong Kong Sign Language
Asia-Pacific Language Variation 4:1pp. 1–35 | article
Keywords sexual signs | gender differences | linguistic variation | euphemisms | Hong Kong Sign Language
St. André, James 2018 Introduction: Are ten words enough?
Translation and Interpreting Studies 13:2pp. 269–270 | introduction
Sze, Felix & Gladys Tang 2019 R-impersonals in Hong Kong Sign Language
Sign Language & Linguistics 21:2pp. 284–306 | article
Keywords Hong Kong Sign Language | R-impersonals | indefinite determiners | null arguments
Chan, Clara Ho-yan, King-kui Sin & Benjamin Ka Yin T’sou 2018 The econo-linguistics approach to the study of investor sentiment: Theoretical trends and research possibilities in Pan-Chinese markets
Chinese Language and Discourse 9:1pp. 26–45 | article
Keywords econo-linguistics | terminology | financial metaphors | Pan-Chinese | investor behaviour | 經濟語言學 | 術語學 | 財經隠喻 | 泛華語地區 | 投資行為
Chen, I-Hsin 2018 The historical development of jiao 教 in Chinese and its impact on the concept of ‘religion’ in English scholarship
Translation and Interpreting Studies 13:2pp. 317–336 | article
Keywords  jiao | history of Chinese traditions | Chinese spirituality | translation | conception of religion | Sino-Western acculturation
Han, Zhengrui, Vijay K. Bhatia & Yunfeng Ge 2018 The structural format and rhetorical variation of writing Chinese judicial opinions: A genre analytical approach
Pragmatics 28:4pp. 463–488 | article
Keywords genre analysis | judicial writing | legal ideology | monologue | dialogue
Zhu, Yanjiao & Peggy Pik Ki Mok 2018 Visual recognition of cognates and interlingual homographs in two non-native languages: Evidence from Asian adult trilinguals
Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism 10:4pp. 441–470 | article
Keywords multilingualism | bilingualism | lexical decision task | cognates
You, Shuxiang 2018 论福州方言的粘附成分与粘附组 [Clitics and the clitic group in the Fuzhou dialect]
Keywords 福州方言 | 粘附成分 | 粘附组 | 韵律音系学 | 严格分层假设 | Fuzhou | clitic | clitic group | prosodic phonology | Strict Layer Hypothesis
Bi, Luosha & Haihua Pan 2018 也論漢語「主語指向型」動補結構的句法構造 (On subject-oriented resultatives in Mandarin) [On subject-oriented resultatives in Mandarin]
Language and Linguistics 19:3pp. 377–394 | article
Keywords 「主語指向型」動補結構 | DOR 理論 | 心理動詞 | 雙動詞結構 | 致使 | subject-oriented resultatives | Direct Object Restriction (DOR) | psych verbs | bi-verbal construction | cause
Zhu, Qingzhi & Bohan Li 2018 The language of Chinese Buddhism: From the perspective of Chinese historical linguistics
Keywords Buddhist Chinese | Chinese translation of Indian Buddhist scriptures | Sanskrit-Chinese comparative collation | Chinese historical linguistics | Classical written Chinese | vernacular written Chinese
Ahn, Mikyung & Foong Ha Yap 2018 From middle to passive: A diachronic analysis of Korean -eci constructions
Diachronica 34:4pp. 437–469 | article
Keywords middle voice | passive voice | Korean -eci | valence-change phenomena | diachrony of voice markers
Huang, Vincent Guangsheng 2017 Organisational change, ideologies and mega discourses: “De-SMOisation” of the third sector in authoritarian China
Journal of Language and Politics 17:1pp. 70–91 | article
Keywords Mega discourse | organisational change | de-SMOisation | the third sector | social movements | China’s revolutionary discourse
Jackson, Jane 2017 The personal, linguistic, and intercultural development of Chinese sojourners in an English-speaking country: The impact of language attitudes, motivation, and agency
Keywords international exchange programs | advanced second language learners | intercultural competence | motivation | language attitudes | Chinese sojourners | agency | mixed methods
Zhang Huili, Duan Haifeng & Pan Haihua 2017 焦點–重音原則與漢語的「把」字句 [Focus-Stress Principle and Ba construction]
Language and Linguistics 18:3pp. 479–504 | article
Keywords 焦點 | 重音 | 動詞在尾結構 | 「把」字句 | 核心重音原則 | Focus | Stress | Head-final structure | Ba construction | Nuclear Stress Rule
Du Zhaojin & Chen Baoya 2017 語音標記性與維漢聲調匹配 [Markedness of phonological elements and tone match in Chinese-Uyghur contact]
Language and Linguistics 18:3pp. 383–429 | article
Keywords 語言接觸 | 語音標記性 | 聲調匹配 | language contact | markedness of phonological elements | tone match
Wei, Sophie Ling-chia 2016 Jesuit Figurists’ written space: Figurist imitation of Chinese literati in their re-interpretation of The Book of Changes
Translation Spaces 5:2pp. 271–288 | article
Keywords Jesuit Figurists | Chinese manuscripts | the Book of Changes | the Yijing | intralingual translation | proselytization
Hansen Edwards, Jette G. 2016 Sociolinguistic variation in Asian Englishes: The case of coronal stop deletion
English World-Wide 37:2pp. 138–167 | article
Keywords Hong Kong English | Viet Nam English | Asian Englishes | China English | /-t, -d/ deletion | coronal stop deletion
Jackson, Jane 2016 The language use, attitudes, and motivation of Chinese students prior to a semester-long sojourn in an English-speaking environment
Keywords international exchange students | language attitudes | motivation | pre-sojourn | identity | language anxiety | willingness to communicate
Lee, Francis L. F. 2016 Opinion polling and construction of public opinion in newspaper discourses during the Umbrella Movement
Journal of Language and Politics 15:5pp. 589–608 | article
Keywords Public opinion | opinion polling | newspaper discourses | selectivity | Umbrella Movement
Mok, Peggy P.K. & Alan C.L. Yu 2016 The effects of language immersion on the bilingual lexicon: Evidence from Chinese-English bilinguals
Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism 7:5pp. 614–636 | Squib/Short article
Keywords bilingual lexicon | language immersion | priming | Chinese | English
Cheung, Lawrence Yam-Leung 2015 Bi-clausal sluicing approach to dislocation copying in Cantonese
Keywords Cantonese | fragment | parallel structure | ellipsis | sluicing | dislocation
Zhang, Qingwen, Zhenquan Cheng, Sze-Wing Tang & Hongyong Liu 2015 Indefinite article or numeral one?: A Study of iʔ5 ‘one’ in Shiposheng
Keywords indefinite article | numeral for ‘one’ | demonstrative | numeral
Nelson, Gerald 2015 Response to Davies and Fuchs
English World-Wide 36:1pp. 38–40 | article commentary
Zhang, Ling 2016 Tunes of different speech styles in Cantonese
Chinese Language and Discourse 6:2pp. 183–204 | article
Keywords pitch | opera | Cantonese | singing | tone | speech style | declination
Wuyun, Saina & Haihua Pan 2014 The inter-sentential function of Mandarin bei passives
Chinese Language and Discourse 5:2pp. 252–280 | article
Keywords Centering Theory | center transition | bei passive | inter-sentential function | discourse coherence
Sze, Felix 2013 Nonmanual markings for topic constructions in Hong Kong Sign Language
In: Nonmanuals in Sign Language, Herrmann, Annika & Markus Steinbach (eds.) [Benjamins Current Topics, 53] pp. 111–142
Wong, Laurence 2014 Seeking the golden mean:: Arthur Waley’s English translation of the Xi you ji
Babel 59:3pp. 360–380 | article
Keywords foreignizing | domesticating | defamiliarizing | idiomatizing | abridging
Pan, Ping Cathy 2012 Interlanguage requests in institutional e-mail discourse: A study in Hong Kong
In: Interlanguage Request Modification, Economidou-Kogetsidis, Maria & Helen Woodfield (eds.) [Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, 217] pp. 119–162
Matthews, Stephen & Virginia Yip 2011 Contact-induced grammaticalization: Evidence from bilingual acquisition
In: Language Change in Contact Languages: Grammatical and prosodic considerations, Clements, J. Clancy & Shelome Gooden (eds.) [Benjamins Current Topics, 36] pp. 107–135
Hongyong, Liu & Gu Yang 2011 Nominalization in Nuosu Yi
In: Nominalization in Asian Languages: Diachronic and typological perspectives, Yap, Foong Ha, Karen Grunow-Hårsta & Janick Wrona (eds.) [Typological Studies in Language, 96] pp. 313–342
Tang, Sze-Wing 2011 On gerundive nominalization in Mandarin and Cantonese
In: Nominalization in Asian Languages: Diachronic and typological perspectives, Yap, Foong Ha, Karen Grunow-Hårsta & Janick Wrona (eds.) [Typological Studies in Language, 96] pp. 147–160
Sze, Felix 2011 Nonmanual markings for topic constructions in Hong Kong Sign Language
Sign Language & Linguistics 14:1pp. 115–147 | article
Keywords ‘scene-setting’ topics | fronting of grammatical objects | ‘aboutness’ topics | nonmanual markings | Hong Kong Sign Language
Yap, Foong Ha, Fanny Pik-ling Choi & Kam-siu Cheung 2010 Delexicalizing di: How a Chinese noun has evolved into an attitudinal nominalizer
In: Formal Evidence in Grammaticalization Research, Van linden, An, Jean-Christophe Verstraete, Kristin Davidse & Hubert Cuyckens (eds.) [Typological Studies in Language, 94] pp. 63–92
Gong, Tao, James W. Minett & William S-Y. Wang 2009 A simulation study on word order bias
Interaction Studies 10:1pp. 51–75 | article
Keywords semantics | computational simulation | word order bias | global order | local order
Matthews, Stephen & Virginia Yip 2009 Contact-induced grammaticalization: Evidence from bilingual acquisition
Studies in Language 33:2pp. 366–395 | article
Hansen Edwards, Jette G. 2008 9. Social factors and variation in production in L2 phonology
In: Phonology and Second Language Acquisition, Hansen Edwards, Jette G. & Mary L. Zampini (eds.) [Studies in Bilingualism, 36] pp. 251–279
Hansen Edwards, Jette G. & Mary L. Zampini 2008 Introduction
In: Phonology and Second Language Acquisition, Hansen Edwards, Jette G. & Mary L. Zampini (eds.) [Studies in Bilingualism, 36] pp. 1–11
Yap, Foong Ha & Stephen Matthews 2008 The development of nominalizers in East Asian and Tibeto-Burman languages
In: Rethinking Grammaticalization: New perspectives, López-Couso, María José, Elena Seoane & Teresa Fanego (eds.) [Typological Studies in Language, 76] pp. 309–341
Defeng, Li 2007 Translation curriculum and pedagogy: Views of administrators of translation services
Target 19:1pp. 105–133 | article
Keywords Social needs | translator training | administrators of translation services | qualitative method | quantitative method | Hong Kong | Chinese
Coniam, David 2004 Concordancing oneself: Constructing individual textual profiles
Keywords academic discourse | stylistics | corpus construction | concordancing
Chan, Stanley Kam-Chung, Michael Bond, Helen Spencer-Oatey & Mildred A. Rojo-Laurilla 2004 Culture and rapport promotion in service encounters: Protecting the ties that bind
Bolton, Kingsley, Gerald Nelson & Joseph Hung 2003 A corpus-based study of connectors in student writing: Research from the International Corpus of English in Hong Kong (ICE-HK)
Keywords connectors | student writing | ESL writing | academic writing | cohesion | coherence
McIntyre, Bryce T., Christine Wai Sum Cheng & Zhang Weiyu 2003 Cantopop: The voice of Hong Kong
Keywords Cantopop | Hong Kong | popular music | acculturation | cultural identity
Radwańska-Williams, Joanna 2003 The Polish tradition in linguistics
Historiographia Linguistica 29:3pp. 391–430 | review article
Li, Defeng 2002 Language Teaching in Translator Training
Babel 47:4pp. 343–354 | article
Lu, Dan & Yin yee Au-Yeung 2000 Putonghua: A mirror to reflect Hong Kong youths’ emotions
Keywords Putonghua | mother tongue | language attitudes | Hong Kong students | learning motivation | language preference
Coniam, David 1998 Partial Parsing: Boundary Marking
Keywords Boundaries | Partial Parsing | Parsing
Lee, Haewoo 1994 The origin of Sino-Korean
Korean Linguistics 8:1pp. 207–222 | article
Lee, Carmen COVID-19 conspiracy theories as affective discourse
In: Conspiracy theory discourses, Demata, Massimiliano, Virginia Zorzi & Angela Zottola (eds.) [Discourse Approaches to Politics, Society and Culture, 98] pp. 215–238
Keywords conspiracy theories | COVID-19 | hate speech | emotion | affect | discursive strategies | Critical Discourse Analysis
Cheng, Andrew, Lauretta Cheng, Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales & Pocholo Umbal Variation in Asian and Pacific Islander North American English: What the patterns of scholarship demonstrate about race in sociolinguistics
Asia-Pacific Language Variation | Online First Publication, 39 pp. | article