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Southwest Journal of Linguistics

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  1. The intersection of identity, gender, and attitudes toward maintenance among beginning Spanish as a heritage language students
    WILSON, DAMIAN VERGARA; (2012); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 31/1; Artículo; pp. 177-98
  2. The Influence Of Social And Linguistic Factors On Spanish Dialect Contact In The U.S.: A Look At Mexican And Cuban Spanish In Lansing, Michigan
    ALFARAZ, GABRIELA; (2010); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 29/2; Artículo; pp. 27–54
  3. Indigenous Languages and Spanish in the United States: How Can/Do Linguists Serve Communities?
    FITZGERALD, COLLEEN M. ; (2007); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 26/1; Artículo; pp. 1–14
  4. 'I'm Not Mexican … pero soy Mexicano': Linguistic Context of Labeling among Mexican Americans in Texas
    DOWLING, JULIE A. ; (2005); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 24/1-2; Artículo; pp. 53-63
  5. Generation and Spanish Language Use in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas
    ANDERSON-MEJÍAS, PAMELA L. ; (2005); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 24/1-2; Artículo; pp. 1-12
  6. Spanish Language shift in Chicago
    POTOWSKI, K.; (2004); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 23/1; Artículo; pp. 87-116
  7. From Conquistadores to Zapatistas: language contact, change, and judgements of authenticity
    BRODY, J.; (2001); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 20; Artículo; pp. 1-17
  8. Historical perspectives on Spanish-Quechua language contact in Peru
    KLEE, C. A.; (2001); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 20; Artículo; pp. 167-181
  9. Paraguayan language policy and the future of Guaraní
    GYNAN, S. N.; (2001); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 20; Artículo; pp. 151-165
  10. Semantic and pragmatic functions of the Spanish diminutive in Spanish in contact with Quechua
    ESCOBAR, A. M.ª; (2001); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 20; Artículo; pp. 135-149
  11. Studies in Language Contact: Spanish in the U.S. and the Caribbean
    JONZ, JON G. ; (2001); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 20/2; Artículo; pp. 173-223
  12. The proficiency continuum in Quechuan-Spanish bilingual speakers: an analysis of the verbal clitic system
    PAREDES, L.; (2001); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 20; Artículo; pp. 183-195
  13. Expresiones de modalidad en una situación de contacto: deber (de) vs. tener que en el español hablado en Houston
    FAIRCLOUGH, M.; (2000); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 19; Artículo; pp. 19-30
  14. The imperfecto of politeness in Spanish
    CHODOROWSKA, M.; (2000); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 19; Artículo; pp. 29-44
  15. The Persistence of Dialect Features under Conditions of Contact and Leveling
    FLORES, NYDIA Y JEANNETTE TORO; (2000); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 19/2; Artículo; pp. 31-42
  16. When a conversational partner is also interpreter
    MAXWELL, M. Y POLICH, L.; (2000); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 19; Artículo; pp. 43-62
  17. A trabajarle: la construcción intensiva en el español mexicano
    TORRES CACOULLOS, R. Y HERNÁNDEZ, J. E.; (1999); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 18; Artículo; pp. 79-100
  18. On becoming in Spanish: A corpus analysis of verbs expressing change of state
    EDDINGTON, D.; (1999); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 18; Artículo; pp. 23-46
  19. Attitudinal dimensions of Guaraní bilingualism in Paraguay
    GYNAN, S.N.; (1998); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 17; Artículo; pp. 35-59
  20. El discurso de pasado en el español de Houston: imperfectividad y perfectividad verbal en una situación de contacto
    MRAK, N.A.; (1998); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 17; Artículo; pp. 115-128
  21. Gender marking in a dialect of Southwest Spanish
    GARCÍA, MARY ELLEN; (1998); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 17; Artículo; pp. 49-58
  22. Evidential uses in the Spanish of Quechua speakers in Peru
    ESCOBAR, A.M.ª; (1997); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 13; Artículo; pp. 21-43
  23. Second-Person Singular Pronoun Options in the Speech of Salvadorans in Houston, TX.
    SCHREFFLER, SANDRA; (1994); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 13/1-2; Artículo; pp. 101-119
  24. Spanish echo questions and their relevance for current syntactic theory
    DUMITRESCU, D.; (1991); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 10; Artículo; pp. 212- 222
  25. Impersonal se + lo(s), la(s): A tentative regional profile
    STUDERUS, L.; (1984); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 7; Artículo; pp. 57-68
  26. Language Maintenance in Southern Texas
    MEJÍAS, HUGO A. Y PAMELA L. ANDERSON; (1984); Southwest Journal of Linguistics; 7/2; Artículo; pp. 116-124