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GIAL Electronic Notes Series is an online serial publication of the Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics. All articles are in the PDF format.
Hobbes and Heresy: Conceptual Blends and How People React to Themby Michael Fiddler and David FordGraduate Institute of Applied Linguistics StudentsReciprocal Constructions in Biblical Hebrewby Jonathan JayStorytelling For Peace-Building: Toward Sustainable Cultural Diversityby Robert Guy Mckee, Ph.D.SIL International – Africa AreaThe Tripartite Nominal Clause in Biblical Hebrew: An Analysis of Extraposition with Verbless Clausesby Steven Woodard Jr.Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics
Hobbes and Heresy: Conceptual Blends and How People React to Themby Michael Fiddler and David FordGraduate Institute of Applied Linguistics Students
Reciprocal Constructions in Biblical Hebrewby Jonathan Jay
Storytelling For Peace-Building: Toward Sustainable Cultural Diversityby Robert Guy Mckee, Ph.D.SIL International – Africa Area
The Tripartite Nominal Clause in Biblical Hebrew: An Analysis of Extraposition with Verbless Clausesby Steven Woodard Jr.Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics