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Revisiting Possession in English

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Jamerson, Kelsey René
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics
Department:	Linguistics

Dictionary Dissection: A Computational Approach to Recovering Primitive Concepts

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Manor, Laura Jean
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics
Department:	Linguistics

Who really turned off the light?: Defining the licensing of metonymic clipping from an empirical standpoint

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Davis, Tonia Nicole
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics and Psychology, Cognitive
Department:	Linguistics

Bitch, You're Such a Slut!: How College Women use Bitch and Slut for Identity and Relationship Work

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Lopez, Alex
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics, Sociology, General, and Women's Studies
Department:	Linguistics

Language and Identity in an LGBT Community of Practice

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Santiago, Marina Jean
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics
Department:	Linguistics

A Typology of Sonority Sequences in Word-Final Consonant Clusters

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Pizzo, Presley
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics
Department:	Linguistics

The Role of Syntax in Word Conversion: Uses and Limits of a Corpus-Based Approach to Converted Denominal Verbs

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Denlinger, Kristin Grace
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics and Psychology, Cognitive
Department:	Linguistics

Environmental Justice Evaluations Among Black Students

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Coyle, Lindsey Marie
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Sociology, General and Sociology, Ethnic and Racial Studies
Department:	Sociology

Compensating for the Lack of a Gender-Neutral Pronoun in English: What Makes a Method Successful (with Evidence from Chinese) and What Should We Do?

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Berkowsky, Danielle
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Language, Linguistics and Gender Studies
Department:	Linguistics