Occasional Papers in Applied Linguistics
GIAL is pleased to offer a new electronic publication series to the academic community in areas related to its course offerings. These include a broad range of academic disciplines such as linguistics, sociolinguistics, anthropology, semantics, translation, literacy, language learning, field methodology, intercultural communication and education.
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2011
- No. 10. Word Stress in Lezgian in Optimality Theory
- by Sarah Moeller
GIAL Student
2010
- No. 9. How many constraints are there? A preliminary inventory of OT phonological constraints
- by Karen C. Ashley, Lynette Disch, David C. Ford, Erin MacSaveny, Steve Parker, Carla Unseth, Angela M. Williams, Rachel Wong, and Brendon Yoder
GIAL Students and Faculty
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Number 8 edited by Steve Parker and written by a student in his Applied Phonology course, spring 2010.
No. 8. Moore Tonal Polarity
- by Juliann Spencer
GIAL Student
2009
Numbers 3-7 edited by Steve Parker and written by students in his Applied Phonology course, spring 2009.
- by Carla Unseth
GIAL Student - No. 6. An Optimality Theory Analysis of Vowel Harmony in Ndruna
- by Angela Williams
GIAL Student - No. 5. Verbal Tone in Chizigula
- by Erin MacSaveny
GIAL Student - No. 4. Phonological Variations in Kabul Persian: An Optimality Theory Analysis
- by Paul Williamson
GIAL Student - No. 3. Morphophonemic Gemination in Latin
- Michael Fiddler
GIAL Student - No. 2. The Three Forms of the Arabic Causative
- by David C. Ford
GIAL Student - No. 1. Prosodically Motivated Focus in Hausa: An Optimality Theory Account
- by Joseph Lovestrand
GIAL Student