Editorial Note

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Editorial Note
2. Editorial Note
3. Phonetics & Phonology
4. Comparing the performance of forced aligners used in sociophonetic research
5. Probabilistic reduction in relation to social message predictability
6. Psycholinguistics & Neurolinguistics
7. Zooming in on agentivity: Experimental studies of DO-clefts in German
8. Language Acquisition & Language Learning
9. How usage-based approaches to language can contribute to a unified theory of heritage grammars
10. An assessment of language attitudes as a mediator in the stereotypes–L2 motivation linkage
11. Sociolinguistics & Anthropological Linguistics
12. Form variation of pronominal it-clefts in written English
13. I feel like and it feels like: Two paths to the emergence of epistemic markers
14. Computational & Corpus Linguistics
15. Morphosyntactic predictability of translationese
16. Cognitive Linguistics
17. Marginal Argument Structure constructions: the [V the N_taboo-word out of]-construction in Post-colonial Englishes
18. People also avoid repetition in sentence comprehension: Evidence from multiple postposition constructions in Korean
19. Iconicity ratings across the Japanese lexicon: A comparative study with English