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29 Oct 2020: Thursday 7th November 2019, 5.30pmSeminar Room B3, Institute of Criminology,Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge, CB3 9DAA drinks reception in the basement foyer will follow this seminar for attendees. ... Professor Manuel EisnerDirector of the Violence Research

13 Oct 2020: Date: Thursday, 8th January 2015Venue: GR06/07, English Faculty Building, Sidgwick Site, Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge, CB3 9DD. ... In The processing of linguistic structure,31–81. Cambridge: MIT Press. Montague, R.

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13 Oct 2020: http://www.let.rug.nl/zwart/docs/lingua2reg.pdf. Last accessed: 31st December 2008. George Walkden. Linguistics Department. Sidgwick Avenue. ... University of Cambridge. Cambridge. CB3 9DA. United Kingdom. gw249@cam.ac.uk. 72 George Walkden.

13 Oct 2020: University of Cambridge. Abstract This paper examines the implications of a strong homology be-. ... Sidgwick Avenue. Cambridge, CB3 9DA. jjp45@cam.ac.uk. 67.

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13 Oct 2020: French Language Studies 17: 1-19. Handbook of the International Phonetic Association (1999) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ... Laboratory. Phonology 10. Paris, France. Ruth Cumming Department of Linguistics University of Cambridge Sidgwick Avenue

13 Oct 2020: Esuna Dugarova. Department of East Asian Studies. Sidgwick Avenue. University of Cambridge. ... Cambridge. CB3 9DA. United Kingdom. ed300@cam.ac.uk. Intervention effects in English and Russian speakers’L2 Chinese wh-questions 45.

6 Oct 2020: University of Cambridge. This paper takes a closer look at the attraction properties of T.

13 Oct 2020: University of Cambridge. Abstract In addressing a question at the semantics-pragmatics interface of. ... 2012 ElderThis is an open-access article distributed by the Department of Theoretical & Applied Lin-guistics, University of Cambridge under the terms

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11 Dec 2020: millennium each.”. Past and Present In this issue, we speak to Cambridge Chinese Studies alumni. ... This offer is available ex-clusively though the Cambridge Scholars Publishing website at:.

5 Mar 2020: LucianoSara ValdebenitoIngrid Obsuth. 2. Published in Cambridge in 2020 by the Violence Research Centre, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge, UK.

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21 Sep 2020: Comments, please, to the Editor, Faculty of Oriental Studies, Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge CB3 9DA. ... But I felt extremely reluctant to leave Cambridge. Cambridge had brought my first acquaintance with living traditions.

6 Oct 2020: University of Cambridge. Abstract A striking property of the Mandarin long passive is the pos-. ... Any errors are my own. 2012 BiggsThis is an open-access article distributed by the Department of Theoretical & Applied Lin-guistics, University of

6 Oct 2020: 2009 by Lluïsa Astruc et al. Cambridge Occasional Papers in Linguistics 5:1-14. ... Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Ladd, D.R., Faulkner, D., Faulkner, H. and A.

13 Oct 2020: University of Cambridge. Abstract This paper reports two sets of experiments conducted to in-. ... 71. Huang. 5.1 Participants. A randomly composed group of forty native English speakers from the Uni-versity of Cambridge were asked to complete two

13 Oct 2020: of Linguistics, University of Cambridge A frequent development is for languages to replace a preverbal marker of negation with a newly innovated postverbal one (‘Jespersen’s Cycle’), as with French ne

13 Oct 2020: Glenda Newton. Department of Linguistics, University of Cambridge. This paper considers how a more minimalist theory of the syntax-phonology interface might be developed by using only conceptually motivated post-syntactic ... Cambridge Occasional Papers