John W. Schwieter and Julia Festman: The cognitive neuroscience of bilingualism

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Articles
3. Indexical meanings of the realization of /sˤ/ ص as [s] س in spoken and written Jordanian Arabic: a language change in progress?
4. Nominalizations and its grammaticalization in standard Thai
5. VOT in English by bilinguals with 2L1s: different approaches to voiceless and voiced stops
6. An investigation of Persian response signals from an interactive perspective
7. Another member out of the family: the description of manner of gait in Changana verbs of motion
8. On the unified representation of continuity and discontinuity and its neurocognitive grounding
9. Interaction and conventionalized expressions create the contexts for bleaching and constructional expansion: the case of GRAB
10. The grammaticalization of the existential sign var in Turkish Sign Language: a Construction Grammar approach
11. Morphological interpretations of syncretism in the panorama of Greek
12. Book Reviews
13. István Kecskés: The socio-cognitive approach to communication and pragmatics
14. Jim Wood: Icelandic nominalizations and allosemy
15. Carlos Acuña-Fariña: Syntactic processing: An overview
16. Elly van Gelderen: The linguistic cycle: Economy and renewal in historical linguistics
17. Heidrun Dorgeloh and Anja Wanner: Discourse syntax: English grammar beyond the sentence
18. Rong Chen: Toward a motivation model of pragmatics
19. John W. Schwieter and Julia Festman: The cognitive neuroscience of bilingualism