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Iraide Ibarretxe Antuñano	(2006)	Sound Symbolism and Motion in Basque
Ilari Z Ibarrondo	(2001)	A Student Grammar of Euskara
Fidelia Ibekwe-SanJuan	(2007)	Application-Driven Terminology Engineering
Laila Ibnlfassi	(2001)	Francophone Literatures: A Literary and Linguistic Companion
Awad Ibrahim	(2008)	Global Linguistic Flows
Zeinab M.A. Ibrahim	(2009)	Beyond Lexical Variation in Modern Standard Arabic: Egypt, Lebanon and Morocco
Sachiko Ide	(2005)	Broadening the Horizon of Linguistic Politeness
Sachiko Ide	(2005)	Politeness in Language
Nancy Ide	(1995)	Text Encoding Initiative: Background and Context
Nancy Ide	(1996)	Text, Speech and Language Technology
Daniel Franck Idiata	(2008)	Aperçu sur la morphosyntaxe de la langue isangu
Daniel Franck Idiata	(2005)	What Bantu Child Speech Data Tells Us About the Controversial Semantics of Bantu Noun Class System
Daniel Franck Idiata	(2003)	Studies on voice through Verbal extensions
Daniel Franck Idiata	(2000)	Les Classes Nominales et leur Semantisme dans les Langues Bantu du nord-ouest
Itziar Idiazabal	(2005)	Words and Worlds
Itziar Idiazabal	(2002)	Research on Child Language Acquisition
Shinji Ido	(2007)	Bukharan Tajik
Shinji Ido	(2005)	Tajik
Rick Iedema	(2003)	Discourses of Post-Bureaucratic Organization
Rick Iedema	(2007)	Identity Trouble
Rick Iedema	(2007)	The Discourse of Hospital Communication
Elly Ifantidou	(2001)	Evidentials and Relevance
Elly Ifantidou	(2008)	Reconstructing Pain and Joy
Oliver A. Iggesen	(2005)	Case-Asymmetry
Esther Santamaria Iglesias	(2002)	A Spanish Grammar Workbook
Tabea Ihsane	(2008)	The Layered DP
Clara Ikekeonwu	(2007)	The Phonetics of Nigerian Languages
Demeter Michael Ikonomu	(2010)	Regeln und kein Ende
Demeter Michael Ikonomu	(2008)	Mehrsprachigkeit und ihre Rahmenbedingungen
Cornelia Ilie	(2007)	The Use of English in Institutional and Business Settings
Mikhail V Ilyin	(1998)	Political Discourse in Transition in Europe (1989-1991)
Hiroyuki Imai	(2009)	Researching Language Teaching and Learning
Wolfgang Imo	(2006)	Konstruktionen in der Interaktion [Constructions in Interaction]
Judith Inggs	(2009)	Translation Studies in Africa
Bruce Ingham	(1994)	Najdi Arabic: Central Arabian
Bruce Ingham	(2002)	Lakota
Moira Inghilleri	(2005)	Bourdieu and the Sociology of Translation and Interpreting
Preeya Ingkaphirom	(2005)	A Reference Grammar of Thai
David E. Ingram	(1996)	Proceedings of the UBC International Conference On Phonological Acquisition
David E. Ingram	(2006)	Language Diversity in the Pacific
David E. Ingram	(2001)	Language Centres. Their roles, functions and management
John C. L. Ingram	(2007)	Neurolinguistics
Lofstedt Ingvar	(1995)	The Swedish Pitch Accents As Lexically Marked High Tones
Albrecht W Inhoff	(1999)	Reading Chinese Script: A Cognitive Analysis
Sharon Inkelas	(2008)	The Nature of the Word
Sharon Inkelas	(2005)	Reduplication
Sharon Inkelas	(2009)	Reduplication
Keim Inken	(2008)	Die "türkischen Powergirls"
James A. Inman	(2006)	Technology and English Studies
Nagayuki Inoue	(2004)	English Corpora Under Japanese Eyes
Fumio Inoue	(1999)	Sociolinguistics in Japanese Contexts
Frauke Intemann	(2008)	The Globalisation of English and the English Language Classroom
Incanha Intumbo	(2008)	Estudo comparativo da morfossintaxe do crioulo guineense, do balanta e do português
Tania Ionin	(2009)	Proceedings of the 10th Generative Approaches to Second Language Acquisition Conference (GASLA 2009)
John Ippolito	(2004)	Ethics and Education in Linguistically Diverse Classrooms
Maki Irie	(2001)	UCI Working Papers in Linguistics
Luce Irigaray	(2002)	To Speak is Never Neutral
Pierre Isabelle	(1996)	Studies in Very Large Corpora
Daniela Isac	(2008)	I-Language
Katwal Pemak Isah	(2009)	A Grammar of the Miship Language
Katwal Pemak Isah	(2010)	A Grammar of the Miship Language
Kiyoshi Ishikawa	(1998)	A Network Theory of Reference
Martha Islas	(2009)	Entre las Lenguas Indígenas, la Sociolingüística y el Español
Ludmila Isurin	(2009)	Multidisciplinary Approaches to Code Switching
Hiroko Itakura	(2001)	Conversational Dominance and Gender. A study of Japanese speakers in first and second language contexts
Corinne Iten	(2005)	Linguistic Meaning, Truth Conditions and Relevance
Esa Itkonen	(2008)	The Shared Mind
Esa Itkonen	(2005)	Analogy as Structure and Process
Terhi-Maija Itkonen-Isakov	(2000)	Muuttuva Sankarimyytti 1800-Luvun Unkarilisissa Maalauksissa
Junko Ito	(2004)	Japanese Morphophonemics
José Luis Iturrioz	(2006)	Gramática Wixarika
Roz Ivanic	(1997)	Writing and Identity: the Discoursal Construction of Identity in Academic Writing
Roz Ivanic	(1999)	Situated Literacies: Reading and Writing in Context
Roz Ivanic	(2008)	Literacy, Lives and Learning
Ivan Ivanov	(2010)	Proceedings of the 2009 Mind/Context Divide Workshop
Michael Iverson	(2010)	Proceedings of the 2009 Mind/Context Divide Workshop
Gregory K. Iverson	(1992)	Explanation in Historical Linguistics
Gregory K. Iverson	(1993)	Principles and Prediction: The Analysis of Natural Language
Shoichi Iwasaki	(2002)	Japanese
Shoichi Iwasaki	(1996)	Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Volume Five
Shoichi Iwasaki	(1993)	Subjectivity in Grammar and Discourse. Theoretical Considerations and a Case Study of Japanese Spoken Discourse
Shoichi Iwasaki	(2005)	A Reference Grammar of Thai
Mami Iwashita	(2007)	Being Affected
Seizi Iwata	(2008)	Locative Alternation
Yoko Iyeiri	(2005)	Aspects of English Negation
Yoko Iyeiri	(2010)	Verbs of Implicit Negation and their Complements in the History of English
Shlomo Izre'el	(2004)	Literary Old Babylonian
Shlomo Izre'el	(2005)	Canaano-Akkadian
Shlomo Izre'el	(2002)	Speaking Hebrew

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