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Here is a summary of articles on grammatical gender. Thank you to those who sent me references! Anderson, Roger W. "What's Gender Good for Anyway?" In _Second Languages: A Cross-Linguistic Perspective_. Ed. Roger W. Anderson. Rowley: Newbury, 1984. 77-100. Brisk, Maria Estela. "The Acquisition of Spanish Gender by First Grade Spanish-Speaking Children." In _Bilingualism in the Bicentennial and Beyond_. Eds. G. Keller, R. Teschner, and S. Viera. NY: Bilingual Press, 1976. 143-160. Broeder, Peter. _Talking About People_. Amsterdam: Swets and Zeitlinger, 1991. Cain, J., M. Weber-Olson and R. Smith. "Acquisition Strategies in a First and Second Language: Are They the Same?" _Journal of Child Language_ 14(1987): 333-52. Carroll, Susanne. "Second Language Acquisition and the Computational Paradigm." _Language Learning_ 39(4): 535-94. Gariano, Carmelo. "El aprendizaje del genero en espanol." _Hispania_ 87 (1984): 609-13. Gathercole, Virginia. "The Acquisition of Sex-Neutral Use of Masculine Forms in English and Spanish." _Applied Psycholinguistics_ 10(1989):401-27. Karmiloff-Smith, A. "The Interplay Between Syntax, Semantics and Phonology in Language Acquisition Processes." _Recent Advances in the Psychology of Langg- uage_. Eds. R.N. Campbell and P.T. Smith. NY: Plenum, 1978. 1-23. Levelt, Pim, on Dutch Gender (I don't have specific references; the work is from the 70s, from the Max Plank Institute) Levy, Yonata. "The Acquisition of Hebrew Plurals: The Case of the Missing Gen- der Category." _Journal of Child Language_ 10(1983): 107-21. Loschky, L. _Why can't Yoko keep *his gender markings straight? Pronoun gender errors in English Interlanguage_, Nanzan Univ., 1992. Mills, A.E. _The Acquisition of Gender: Evidence from German and English_. Berlin: Springer and Verlag, 1986. Mills, A.E. "Acquisition of the Natural-Gender Rule in English and German." _Linguistics_ 24(1986): 31-45. Poplack, Shana and Alicia Pousada. "Competing Influences on Gender Assignment: Variable Process, Stable Outcome." _Lingua: International Review of General Linguistics_ 57(1982):1-26. Slobin, Dan I. _The Cross-Linguistic Study of Language Acquisition_. Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum, 1986. Teschner, Richard V. and William M. Russell. "The Gender Patterns of Spanish Nouns: An Inverse Dictionary-Based Analysis." _Hispanic Linguistics_ 1 (1984): 115-32. Elaine Miller Department of Spanish and Portuguese UC-Santa BarbaraMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue