25th Forum of the Linguistic Association of Canada and the United StatesHWANG, Shin Ja J; LOMMEL, Arle R.The LACUS forum. 1999, Num 25, issn 0195-377X, 507 p.Conference Proceedings

Language and fragmentation : The case of Celtic BritainGRIFFEN, Toby D.The LACUS forum. 2006, Vol 32, pp 23-30, issn 0195-377X, 8 p.Conference Paper

A cognitive approach to social networksCLARK, Lynn.The LACUS forum. 2006, Vol 32, pp 67-79, issn 0195-377X, 13 p.Conference Paper

A formal integrated view of speech, gesture, gaze and its implications for learningCOLEMAN, Douglas W.The LACUS forum. 2006, Vol 32, pp 163-172, issn 0195-377X, 10 p.Conference Paper

Assumptions, hypotheses, and theories in 'applied' vs. 'theoretical' linguisticsCOLEMAN, D. W.The LACUS forum. 1999, Num 25, pp 461-472, issn 0195-377XConference Paper

History of an idea : 4-brainmind evolution of language modelALFORD, D. M.The LACUS forum. 1999, Num 25, pp 299-310, issn 0195-377XConference Paper

Local and distributed representation in network models of linguistic and conceptual structureLAMB, S. M.The LACUS forum. 1999, Num 25, pp 317-330, issn 0195-377XConference Paper

Central aphasia and the myth of G: Toward a grammar-free linguisticsSTRAIGHT, H. S.The LACUS forum. 1999, Num 25, pp 331-347, issn 0195-377XConference Paper

On the agent/experiencer continuum : A cognitive approach to the ga/ni alternation in japaneseKABATA, K.The LACUS forum. 1999, Num 25, pp 375-386, issn 0195-377XConference Paper

The grammar of the 1635 Scottish metrical psalterCOLLINS, J. D.The LACUS forum. 1999, Num 25, pp 411-420, issn 0195-377XConference Paper

Switch-reference in hidatsa : Past and presentBOYLE, John P.The LACUS forum. 2006, Vol 32, pp 45-56, issn 0195-377X, 12 p.Conference Paper

The loss of french in antebellum Louisiana : A social network perspectiveEBLE, Connie.The LACUS forum. 2006, Vol 32, pp 91-98, issn 0195-377X, 8 p.Conference Paper

Is evidence based linguistics the solution? Is voodoo linguistics the problem?GROSS, Alexander.The LACUS forum. 2006, Vol 32, pp 173-188, issn 0195-377X, 16 p.Conference Paper

Formalizing the observer in hard-science linguisticsYNGVE, Victor H.The LACUS forum. 2006, Vol 32, pp 267-276, issn 0195-377X, 10 p.Conference Paper

The evolution of clitic systems : A lexicalization explanationBENNETT, David C.The LACUS forum. 2006, Vol 32, pp 279-288, issn 0195-377X, 10 p.Conference Paper

The English gerund-participle in cognitive grammarDUFFLEY, Patrick J.The LACUS forum. 2006, Vol 32, pp 301-306, issn 0195-377X, 6 p.Conference Paper

Towards a single-mechanism account of frequency effectsKAPATSINSKI, Vsevolod.The LACUS forum. 2006, Vol 32, pp 325-335, issn 0195-377X, 11 p.Conference Paper

Reanalyzing the Japanese coda nasal in optimality theoryAOYAMA, K.The LACUS forum. 1999, Num 25, pp 105-117, issn 0195-377XConference Paper

Syntactic encoding of informational distinctions in NugunuPATMAN, F.The LACUS forum. 1999, Num 25, pp 277-286, issn 0195-377XConference Paper

Acoustic versus physiological lenition : The revised motor theory in actionGRIFFEN, T. D.The LACUS forum. 1999, Num 25, pp 119-126, issn 0195-377XConference Paper

Predictable vs. unpredictable polysemyIBARRETXE-ANTUNANO, I.The LACUS forum. 1999, Num 25, pp 201-211, issn 0195-377XConference Paper

Syllable reduction and ghost syllables in TiriyóMEIRA, S.The LACUS forum. 1999, Num 25, pp 127-133, issn 0195-377XConference Paper

Automating the importation of lexical information into a relational networkCHOW, Lan C.The LACUS forum. 2006, Vol 32, pp 59-66, issn 0195-377X, 8 p.Conference Paper

Encoding syntax in rhythmic neural networksLORITZ, Donald.The LACUS forum. 2006, Vol 32, pp 107-118, issn 0195-377X, 12 p.Conference Paper

A computerized, level-by-level model of transductionHERRICK, Earl M.The LACUS forum. 2006, Vol 32, pp 189-199, issn 0195-377X, 11 p.Conference Paper