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International Conference on Greek Linguistics, Vol. 15/2 (2024)

https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2

1.	Teaching Greek as a Heritage Language in the USA Zoe Gavriildou International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 14–34 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch1Detailed
2.	Double Comparatives are More Stronger! Evidence from Greek Artemis Alexiadou Foteini Fenia Karkaletsou Despina Oikonomou International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 36–53 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch2Detailed
3.	Talking About Depression: Experience and Figurative Language Efthimia Apokatanidis International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 54–65 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch3Detailed
4.	Clitic Doubling and Differential Object Marking in L1 and L2 Romanian Simeon Argyropoulos International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 66–97 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch4Detailed
5.	The Phonetics of Marking Focus in Autism Dafni Vaia Bagioka International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 98–114 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch5Detailed
6.	Teachers’ Perceptions on Multilingual Students’ Self-Assessment in L2 Olympia Blatsioti Dimitra Tsalta Thomais Rousoulioti Antonios Ventouris International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 115–130 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch6Detailed
7.	Literary Aspects of the Greek Demotic Movement Fotiny Christakoudy-Konstantinidou International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 131–140 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch7Detailed
8.	Expletive vs. Non-Expletive Uses of the Definite Article in L2 Greek Terpsi Danavassi International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 141–159 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch8Detailed
9.	Inflectional and Semantic Properties of Verbal Pairs in Modern Greek Angeliki Efthymiou Nikos Koutsoukos International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 160–178 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch9Detailed
10.	Intensifying Adverbs in Greek: A Corpus-Based Study Georgia Fragaki International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 179–198 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch10Detailed
11.	The Intriguing Realization of Place of Articulation of Fricatives in Phonological Disorders in Greek: A Case Study Maria Gatsou Ioanna Kappa International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 199–214 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch11Detailed
12.	Polarity Items in Modern Greek: An Allomorphic Behavior Mina Giannoula International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 215–232 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch12Detailed
13.	A Constructional Approach to EXO NA (‘Have to’) Constructions and Variability Dimitra Ioannou International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 233–246 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch13Detailed
14.	The Syntactic Status of the Nominal Constituent in Greek Existential Constructions Anna Kampanarou International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 247–259 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch14Detailed
15.	Exploring Subjectivity in Sentiment Analysis: A Linguistically-Informed Study of University Student and Restaurant Customer Reviews Pinelopi Kikilintza International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 260–278 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch15Detailed
16.	Developing Intercultural Communication Skills: Implementing a Project in a Multi-Lingual/Cultural Primary Education Setting Eleni Korosidou International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 279–291 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch16Detailed
17.	Multiword Expressions of Greek Language: A Case Study of Non-Referential Clitics in MWEs Panagiota Kyriazi Aggeliki Fotopoulou International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 292–309 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch17Detailed
18.	The Diachronic Development of Linguistic Complexity: Evidence from the Diachrony of Anticausatives in Greek Nikolaos Lavidas International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 310–325 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch18Detailed
19.	Language Attitudes Towards the Dialect of Crete: The Effect of the Dialect on Sales Management Georgios Leivadiotakis International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 326–338 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch19Detailed
20.	On the Imperative Mood in the History of Greek and Its Dialects Nikos Liosis International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 339–355 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch20Detailed
21.	Compound Formation in Rhodian Greek: A Data-Based Study Theodoros Lyriotakis Kalomoira Nikolou International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 356–372 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch21Detailed
22.	Requests in Academic Settings: Questioning Hearer’s Ability Elisavet Mavromati Evgenia Vassilaki International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 373–388 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch22Detailed
23.	Othering Through Spelling: Greek Native Speakers’ Attitudes Toward Greeklish and Engreek in Digitally-Mediated Communication Evgenia Mouresioti Marina Terkourafi International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 389–415 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch23Detailed
24.	Literacy Profiles and Greek as an L2: Issues of SLA and the Case of Low-Literate Adult Refugees and Migrants Anna Mouti Maligkoudi Christina International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 416–429 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch24Detailed
25.	Prosodic Variation Due to Phrasing and Speech Rate Katerina Nicolaidis Mary Baltazani International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 430–446 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch25Detailed
26.	How to Describe What Didn’t Happen: Heritage and Monolingual Strategies Converge Despina Oikonomou Vasiliki Rizou Nikolaos Tsokanos Artemis Alexiadou International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 447–461 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch26Detailed
27.	Static Spatial Information in Descriptive Discourse in Greek: Age and Language-Specific Effects Stathis Selimis Demetra Katis International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 462–473 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch27Detailed
28.	Between Aspect and Tenses in Homer and Early Greek Andrea Sesoldi International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 474–489 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch28Detailed
29.	Expressions of Obligation During the Pandemic: A Comparable Corpus Angelina Sophiadi Anastasios Tsangalidis International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 490–502 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch29Detailed
30.	Empowering L2-Greek Research and Teaching: The Role of GLCII’s Design and Web Platform Tantos Alexandros Amvrazis Nikos Drakonaki Elena Despina Papadopoulou Chrysanti Develaska Gerakini Douka Pinelopi Kikilintza Ilia Papafilippou International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 503–517 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch30Detailed
31.	Morphological Specialization in the Verbal Domain as a Result of Grammaticalization in Modern Greek and Romance: the Case of Pijeno/Pao Aglaia G. Trigka Georgios Vardakis Theodore Markopoulos International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 518–530 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch31Detailed
32.	Effects of a Face Mask on the Perception of English Fricatives by Native Speakers of Greek Aikaterini Tsaroucha Massimiliano Canzi Tamara Rathcke International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 531–542 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch32Detailed
33.	Is There an Effect of Partially Overlapping Script on Cognate Processing? Evidence from Greek Heritage Speakers Living in Germany Aikaterini Tsaroucha Elisabeth Süß Anna Czypionka Theodoros Marinis International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 543–565 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch33Detailed
34.	“Have a ‘Tasty’ Day!”: Wishes in Greek Food Blogs Angeliki Tzanne Maria Sifianou International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 566–577 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch34Detailed
35.	Morphological & Syntactic Errors in Written Production: Evidence from a Longitudinal Case Study of Greek as a Second Language Mirela Vassou Athanasios Karasimos International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 578–601 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch35Detailed
36.	Degree Modification and Adjectives of Temporary and/or Permanent Property Evangelia Vlachou International Conference on Greek Linguistics, 2024. - Vol. 15/2, p. 602–620 https://doi.org/10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch36Detailed

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