2026 • Volume 11


Squibs

Two kinds of singular they: A usage-based model

Jennifer E. Arnold

2026 • Volume 11

Finding anchors in code-switching: How nouns guide online processing of nominals across three bilingual groups

Sarah Frances Phillips and Yourdanis Sedarous

2026 • Volume 11

Adjunct Island Effect on Wh-Scrambling in Korean

Jiayi Lu and Nayoun Kim

2026 • Volume 11

Noun-noun coordination in English and functional structure in the nominal domain

Andrew McInnerney

2026 • Volume 11

Is it syntax or syncretism? Phases and honorific case markers in Korean

Soo-Hwan Lee

2026 • Volume 11

Special Collection: Substance-Free Phonology: principles, research directions, and current issues

Three arguments for abstraction in phonology

Iris Berent

2026 • Volume 11

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Collection: Substance-Free Phonology: principles, research directions, and current issues

Get rich quick: Why kids don't need Occam's Razor

Kyle Gorman and Charles Reiss

2026 • Volume 11

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Collection: Substance-Free Phonology: principles, research directions, and current issues

Substantiating substance free phonology: Evidence from the neurobiology of phonology

Philip J. Monahan, Ellen F. Lau and William J. Idsardi

2026 • Volume 11

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Collection: Substance-Free Phonology: principles, research directions, and current issues

Mid vowel alternation in Menominee: A substance-free search account

David Ta-Chun Shen

2026 • Volume 11

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Collection: Substance-Free Phonology: principles, research directions, and current issues

Phonetics in phonology: why Jakobson, Trubetzkoy, Martinet and others had to live in sin

Tobias Scheer

2026 • Volume 11

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Collection: Substance-Free Phonology: principles, research directions, and current issues

Editorial

Passing the torch

Lyn Tieu and Gabriel Martínez Vera

2026 • Volume 11

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