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Netherlands Graduate School of Linguistics

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Current research

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Collaboration	The impact of age and exposure on forgetting and retention of the birth language in international adoptees: a perspective from Holocaust survivors
Collaboration	Oral fluency: production and perception
Collaboration	Native and non-native processing of acoustically reduced words
Collaboration	Language Portal Dutch/Frisian: Dutch Syntax
Collaboration	Language Levels & Linguistic Repertoire in Writing
Collaboration	Language Intensity
Collaboration	Language in our hands: Acquisition of spatial language in deaf and hearing children
Collaboration	Incomplete Parenthesis
Collaboration	Immigrant languages in the Netherlands : Traces of Contact
Collaboration	Development of Spatial Language in Deaf and Hearing Children
Collaboration	Comparative Slavic Verbal Aspect (and Related Issues)
Collaboration	An experimental approach to the interaction of tone sandhi and focus expression in six dialects of Chinese
Collaboration	Prosody in whispered speech: retrieving alternative cues to pitch
Collaboration	The Dynamics of Light Verbs in the History of West Germanic Languages
Collaboration	Prosody and syntax: how are they related?
Collaboration	Are there universal constraints on phonological acquisition?
Collaboration	Thinking for code-switching: Evidence from speech and gesture
Collaboration	The role of the mouth in Sign Language of the Netherlands: lexical contrasts, grammatical functions and sociolinguistic variation
Collaboration	Transitory structures: the function of dummy auxiliaries in language acquisition
Collaboration	On the other hand: Manual simultaneous constructions in sign language discourse
Collaboration	Speech Communication with Adaptive LEarning (SCALE)
Collaboration	Hybrid Dependency Parsing of Technical Texts
Collaboration	From bounded to unbounded events: what the rise of the progressive in early Modern English can tell us about the causes of typological shift
Collaboration	Emergence of phonetic and phonological structures (A computational model of language acquisition)
Collaboration	The Awyu-Dumut family of Papuan languages in its linguistic and cultural context
Collaboration	Alor-Pantar languages: origins and theoretical impact
Collaboration	'Kindersprache, Aphasie und allgemeine Lautgesetze' revisited
Collaboration	Focus and ellipsis
Collaboration	Degrees under Discussion
Collaboration	Acoustic reduction in Czech
Collaboration	Creoles at birth? The role of nativization in language formation
Collaboration	Representation and Processing of Pitch Variation in Tonal Languages
Collaboration	Proto-Greek: a reconstruction
Collaboration	Asymmetries in Grammar
Collaboration	A psycholinguistic model for phonological development
Secretariat	Graduate Programme in Linguistics: Language - from cognition to communication
Secretariat	Linguistic resources for weakly referential nominals
Secretariat	Assessing the relative contribution of competence and performance in child language