Texts typology and history– Digital methods and the languages of the Southern Cone
The morpho-phonology of affect; Mapudungun kinship terms then and now
Vowels in 19th and 20th-century Yahgan — Bridges across time and scripts
Vowels in 19th and 20th-century Yahgan — Bridges across time and scripts
A grapho-phonological history of the 'sixth vowel' in Mapudungun — Epenthesis, stress and rule inversion
Loanword adaptation in nineteenth-century Yahgan — Bridges between Bristol and Tierra del Fuego
‘Phoneme Fluctuation’ in low-resource languages — Theoretical problems and practical prospects
The prosodic word in polysynthetic languages — Evidence from stress
Older Scots double consonant spellings: Sound-change, graphotactics, and proto-standard orthography
Both in spoken and written form, contemporary Scots lacks a standard. Indeed, beginning in the mid-16th century, the formal register in Scotland came to be occupied by Southern …
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