19.3705, FYI: New Issue of 'Compass' with Author Questions

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Subject: 19.3705, FYI: New Issue of 'Compass' with Author Questions

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Dear subscribers,

The latest issue of the Wiley-Blackwell Language & Linguistics Compass
Discussion Forum is now available on LINGUIST!  Visit the forum to read
selected articles for free online and post your thoughts on the comment
board.  

As a new feature in this issue, authors Matthew Baerman, Michael Jessen,
and Erik Thomas have already posted some thought-provoking questions about
their own articles.  Visit the discussion board for each article to see
what they've posted!  

There are 5 articles available:

*Syncretism, by Matthew Baerman 
*An Overview of Lexical Phonology, by Jerzy Rubach 
*Forensic Phonetics, by Michael Jessen 
*Mismatching Meanings in Brain and Behavior, by Liina Pylkkänen 
*Phonological and Phonetic Characteristics of African American Vernacular
English, by Erik R. Thomas

We hope you find these articles accessible and thought-provoking.  They are
also ideal for advanced teaching and discussion.

Find the links to all articles and their discussion pages at: 
http://linguistlist.org/pubs/blackwell/compass_index.cfm 

See also the Language & Linguistics Compass site at: 
http://www.linguistics-compass.com 



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