Our keynote article “Coactivation in bilingual grammars: A computational account of code
mixing”(Goldrick, Putnam & Schwarz) aimed to provide a framework that would begin to …

In certain French words, an orthgraphically-final consonant is unpronounced except, in
certain environments, when it precedes a vowel. This phenomenon, liaison, shows …

Abstract Through Gradient Symbolic Computation (Smolensky and Goldrick, 2016), in which
input forms can consist of gradient blends of more than one phonological realization, we …

Although formal analyses of code-switching have enjoyed some success in determining
which structures and interfaces are more fertile environments for switches than others …

This paper argues that pitch accent patterns of two-member Sino-Japanese compounds,
hitherto considered unpredictable, can be strongly predicted by positing gradiently-valued …

A bilingual's two languages can interact in their mind, but the mechanism of this interaction
is still open to debate. In this article we employ a variant of gradient symbolic computation …

This paper refutes the claim made by Dabkowski (2021) that stress patterns in the A'ingae
languagethat he documents and analyses are only explainable by co-phonologies and not …

A bilingual's two languages can interact in their mind, but the mechanism of this interaction
is still open to debate. In this article we employ a variant of GRADIENT SYMBOLIC …

This paper describes a new approach to the'cell-filling problem'in inflectional paradigms
(Ackerman and Malouf 2013) that builds on an account in Rosen (2019) in the framework of …

Experimental and other empirical research on language is faced with the fact that language
performance exhibits a high degree of variability at all linguistic levels. Variability is found …