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Contributions for Volume 13 are now being accepted.
Hard copy and electronic versions of manuscripts
should be sent to:
Keith Plaster
Department of Linguistics
Harvard University
Boylston Hall, 3rd Floor
Cambridge, MA 02138
USA
Email:
lingpub@fas.harvard.edu
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which can be downloaded below, or requested at the above address.
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(note that this has been considerably revised since the last version).
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(Jan 2004) changed!
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theory like minimalism (for example papers by Sam Epstein, Erich
Groat and John O'Neil. We also have papers on Functionalist approaches
syntax by Susumu Kuno and Sook Lee, for example. The Department
also pursues studies in Phonological theory which is reflected in
papers by Bert Vaux and Makiko Asano. Finally, we have papers on
creole studies (Marlyse Baptista) and psycholinguistics (Bill Philip).
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