Discourse grammar versus traditional grammar
A recent email raised a great question about a claim [...]
Getting above the “Sentence Level”
It is strange to hear people talk about discourse grammar as [...]
Markedness, Part 3
This post continues a series that provides an introduction to [...]
Deictics and directionality in the gospels
Good morning, boys and girls! Last night’s reading came from [...]
Interdisciplinary studies: double-edged sword
More and more scholars claim to be using linguistics and/or [...]
On eclecticism in linguistics
I received several comments and inquires of the last few [...]
The trouble with clines 2, SFL-III
Disclaimer: The post below refers the implementation of SFL in [...]
Deictics and directionality in the gospels-II
My last post on deictics and verbs of motion stemmed [...]
Pursuing interdisciplinary studies
If you are interested in pursuing a linguistic topic in [...]
On eclecticism in linguistics
I received several comments and inquires of the last few [...]