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What Translanguaging Can Tell Us About Bilingual Language Control: Evidence from Spontaneous Codeswitching

 

How to be a clever contextualist

 

Degreefulness is the result of functional inventory, not a parameter

(joint work with Margit Bowler, Emily Hanink and Andrew Koontz-Garboden, University of Manchester)

 

Precise meanings and loose concepts: Roles for underdetermination and imprecision in formal semantics

 

A new way to find developmentally meaningful variation in children's input: A look at syntactic knowledge across socio-economic status

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Judith Aissen (UC Santa Cruz) will give a talk on information structure. The talk is officially part of Masha Polinsky's class, but everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend.

 

Principles and Mechanisms of Mutual Understanding

For an invite to the online talk, email ttytko@umd.edu.

Words fail me: Word learning in English as a second language, in and out of context

For an invite to the online talk, email ttytko@umd.edu.

The subtle non-nativelikeness of near-nativeness—an effect of age of L2 acquisition, or simply an inherent characteristic of bilingualism?

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