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According to Wikipedia, Laurence James Bauer is a British linguist and Emeritus Professor of Linguistics at Victoria University of Wellington. He is known for his expertise on morphology and word formation. Bauer was an editor of the journal Word Structure. In 2017 he was awarded the Royal Society of New Zealand's Humanities medal.

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English Word-Formation (1983) (906)
Introducing Linguistic Morphology (1988) (427)
The Oxford Reference Guide to English Morphology (2013) (339)
When is a sequence of two nouns a compound in English? (1998) (138)
Phoneme inventory size and population size (2007) (124)
Criteria for Re-Defining Idioms: Are We Barking Up the Wrong Tree?. (2004) (116)
Lexical Word-formation (2002) (104)
Notes on New Zealand English Phonetics and Phonology (1986) (99)
ENGLISH IN NEW ZEALAND (1994) (93)
Tracing phonetic change in the received pronunciation of British English (1985) (92)
Evaluative Morphology: In Search of Universals (1997) (90)
Is there a class of neoclassical compounds, and if so is it productive? (1998) (90)
A Corpus-Based Study of Compounding in English (2001) (87)
Watching English Change: An Introduction to the Study of Linguistic Change in Standard Englishes in the 20th Century (1994) (83)
Compounds and Compounding (2017) (82)
Typology of Compounds (2011) (79)
The Borderline between Derivation and Compounding (2005) (75)
An Introduction to International Varieties of English (2002) (68)
Be-heading the word (1990) (63)
What is lenition? (1988) (58)
Approaches to conversion/zero-derivation (2005) (52)
The Linguistics Student's Handbook (2007) (50)
Adjective Boosters in the English of Young New Zealanders (2002) (43)
Glossary of Morphology (2004) (41)
The grammar of nominal compounding with special reference to Danish, English, and French (1978) (37)
On the need for pragmatics in the study of nominal compounding (1979) (36)
The second Great Vowel Shift? (1979) (36)
The Second Great Vowel Shift Revisited (1992) (35)
Exocentric compounds (2008) (35)
The meaning link in nominal compounds   (2013) (34)
English prefixation-a typological shift? (2003) (33)
Derivational Morphology (2008) (33)
Compounds (2019) (33)
An Acoustic Study of the Vowels of New Zealand English (2000) (32)
Conversion as metonymy (2018) (31)
Adjectives, Compounds, and Words (2004) (31)
Can we watch regional dialects developing in colonial English?: The case of New Zealand (2002) (30)
On the Origins of the New Zealand English Accent (1999) (29)
Lenition revisited1 (2008) (29)
Inferring Variation and Change from Public Corpora (2008) (28)
Hitting a moving target (2002) (28)
3. The dialectal origins of New Zealand English (2000) (28)
The typology of exocentric compounding (2010) (26)
New Zealand English (2007) (25)
Morphological Productivity: CAMBRIDGE STUDIES IN LINGUISTICS 95 (2001) (25)
Blends: Core and periphery (2012) (24)
Compounds and Minor Word‐Formation Types (2020) (24)
NO PHONETIC ICONICITY IN EVALUATIVE MORPHOLOGY (2008) (23)
Linking /r/ in RP: some facts (1984) (23)
The Verb HAVE in New Zealand English (1989) (23)
A question of identity: A response to Trudgill (2008) (21)
Attempting to trace Scottish influence on New Zealand English (1997) (20)
IE, Germanic: Danish (2011) (18)
Contextual Clues to Word-Meaning (2000) (18)
3. What you can do with derivational morphology (2002) (16)
That vowel shift again (1982) (16)
Stress in compounds: A rejoinder (1983) (16)
Number agreement with collective nouns in New Zealand English (1988) (16)
ee by Gum (1987) (15)
More -Ee Words (1993) (13)
Re-evaluating exocentricity in word-formation (2016) (12)
Competition in English Word Formation (2008) (10)
English phonotactics1 (2015) (10)
The Semantics of Compounds (2017) (9)
Scalar productivity and -lily adverbs (1992) (9)
Grammaticality, acceptability, possible words and large corpora (2014) (9)
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English. London: Longman, 1978 (1980) (9)
Rethinking Morphology (2019) (8)
Assignment of the 13C NMR resonances in trialkylphosphines from spin-lattice relaxation time measurements (1982) (8)
Some Grammatical Features of New Zealand English (2007) (8)
Is the morpheme dead (1999) (8)
Consonant Strength Hierarchies and Danish (1983) (7)
A class of English irregular verbs (1997) (7)
Nova Zelandia est Omnis Divisa in Partes Tres (2000) (7)
Co-Compounds in Germanic (2010) (7)
LEVEL DISORDER: THE CASE OF -er AND -or (1990) (6)
Some thoughts on dependency grammar (1979) (6)
Vocabulary Change in English@@@Historical Change and English Word-Formation (1989) (6)
Getting into a Flap! /t/ in New Zealand English. (1996) (6)
Notions of paradigm and their value in word-formation (2019) (6)
Pavol Štekauer, Salvador Valera & Lívia Körtvélyessy, Word-formation in the world’s languages: A typological survey (2013) (5)
American English pronunciation (1982) (5)
Playing with Tradition (2007) (5)
Metonymy and the semantics of word-formation (2018) (5)
A note regarding ‘On the power-law distribution of language family sizes’ (2006) (5)
Patterns of productivity in new formations denoting persons using the Suffixe-er in modern English (1979) (4)
Compounds and multi-word expressions in English (2019) (4)
An overview of morphological universals (2010) (4)
Structural Analogy: An Examination of Some Recent Claims (1994) (4)
The persistence of dialect areas (2002) (3)
Classical Morphemics: Assumptions, Extensions, and Alternatives (2016) (3)
Homogeneity, Heterogeneity and New Zealand English (2008) (3)
English Morphology for the Language Teaching Profession (2020) (3)
Recalibrating Productivity: Factors Involved (2019) (3)
Rare, obscure and marginal affixes in English (2014) (3)
The Importance of Marginal Productivity (2015) (2)
The Illusory Distinction between Lexical and Encyclopedic Information (2005) (2)
Martin Haspelmath, Understanding morphology. London: Arnold & New York: Oxford University Press, 2002. Pp. xiii+290 (2003) (2)
The grammar of case: towards a localistic theory (1977) (2)
The Teacher as Dialectological Recorder (2002) (2)
The inflection-derivation divide in Maori and its implications (2012) (2)
Two Unrelated Changes in the English of Young New Zealanders (2000) (2)
Harry W. Orsman, ed., The Dictionary of New Zealand English: New Zealand Words and Their Origins (1998) (2)
When Language Breaks Down (2006) (2)
The phonotactics of some English morphology (2005) (2)
Uncovering regularity, seeking out productivityCharles Yang, The price of linguistic productivity: How children learn to break the rules of language (2018) (2)
The influence of the Maori population on NZ dialect areas (2000) (2)
The productivity of ( non-) productive morphology 1 (2008) (2)
Language Matters (2006) (2)
Peter Ladefoged, a course in Phonetics, harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc., New York, 1975, pp xiv + 296 (1982) (2)
British and English Lexical Differences@@@Understanding British English: Bridging the Gap between the English Language and Its American Counterpart (1992) (2)
Compounds: semantic considerations (2013) (1)
Q and eh: questions and answers on language with a Kiwi twist (2012) (1)
Semantics of complex words (2015) (1)
Word-Formation in the Playground (1996) (1)
Chambers Universal Learners' Dictionary. E.M. Kirkpatrick, editor. Edinburgh: Chambers, 1980 (1981) (1)
Questions About Language (2020) (1)
Affixation vs. conversion. (2010) (1)
Australian and New Zealand Englishes (2017) (1)
Exemplification (2018) (1)
The nature of stratification (2013) (1)
Bernhard Wälchli, Co-compounds and natural coordination. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005. Pp. xviii+334. (2006) (1)
New Zealand English: phonology (2020) (1)
Some Lexical Incidental Pronunciations in New Zealand English (2006) (1)
Sense Inheritance in English Word-Formation (2015) (1)
Markedness, markedness inversion, and dependency phonology (1991) (1)
Nominal compounds in Danish, English and French (1975) (1)
Affixation vs. conversion.: The Resolution of conflicting patterns (2010) (1)
'What Is the Plural of Mouse?' and Other Unhelpful Questions for Morphologists (2021) (1)
Regularities in irregularities in English inflection (2014) (1)
Deriving Locational Nouns (2013) (1)
The Possessive (2020) (1)
Contrast in Language and Linguistics (2008) (1)
A Note on Rhyming Slang in New Zealand English (1999) (1)
Arbitrariness, motivation and idioms (2020) (1)
The analysis and limits of conversion (2013) (1)
The Morphology of Dutch (review) (2003) (1)
A corpus study of some rare English verbs (2015) (1)
Making Words without Affixes (2020) (0)
LibGuides: Restaurant Nutrition: Home (2014) (0)
English Word-Formation: Productivity (1983) (0)
English Word-Formation: Syntactic and semantic issues in word-formation (1983) (0)
Introduction (2020) (0)
You’ve Tasted the Whole Worm (2006) (0)
LibGuides: Spanish IV Resources: Home (2014) (0)
Morphological Productivity: Fundamental notions (2001) (0)
18 Inflectional morphology and related matters ( (2004) (0)
Conclusion: Who Cares about Language? (2006) (0)
LibGuides: Etymology: Home (2014) (0)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (2014) (0)
Where Does Language Come From (2006) (0)
English Word-Formation: Theory and practice (1983) (0)
Why Can’t People in Birmingham Talk Right? (2006) (0)
The diacritic for velarization (2001) (0)
Linjedansere og pantomine på sirkhus: Folkeetymologi som morfologisk omtolkning. [Tight-rope artists and pantomime at the circus: Folk etymology as morphological reinterpretation.]By Helge Gundersen (review) (1997) (0)
Sexist Language and Linguistic Sexism (2006) (0)
Combination of affixes (2013) (0)
Morphological Productivity: Psycholinguistic evidence about productivity (2001) (0)
Inflection versus derivation (2013) (0)
Do Women and Men Speak Differently (2006) (0)
Rhyme in English Twentieth-century Popular Songs (and Some Other Genres) (2008) (0)
Why Don’t We All Talk the Same? (2006) (0)
Ruhlen, Merritt. A Guide to the Languages of the World (1983) (0)
Making Verbs (2020) (0)
The good, the bad and the ugly (2021) (0)
Aperçus de morphologie du français [Insights into French morphology] (review) (2010) (0)
Morphological Productivity: Scalar productivity (2001) (0)
English Word-Formation: Lexicalization (1983) (0)
Who Needs Grammar (2006) (0)
Learning English Morphology (2020) (0)
M. Hammond and M. Noonan (eds), Theoretical morphology: approaches in modern linguistics . San Diego etc.: Academic Press, 1988. Pp. xv + 394. (1989) (0)
Going On and On: the Never-ending Story (2006) (0)
How Do We Lose Languages and Does It Matter (2006) (0)
Morphological Productivity: References (2001) (0)
The Fat Owl of the Remove meets the Ness Peril! (1999) (0)
Why My Feets Hurted (2006) (0)
What Shall I Call You (2006) (0)
LibGuides: Modern Day Witch Hunt: Home (2015) (0)
Derived nouns: personal and participant (2013) (0)
Abbreviations and Notational Conventions (2017) (0)
Locatives of time and space (2013) (0)
Affixation on compounds and phrases (2013) (0)
Adjective and adverb inflection (2013) (0)
Morphology and Frequency (2020) (0)
The lexeme in descriptive and theoretical morphology ed. by Olivier Bonami et al. (review) (2020) (0)
Heinz J. Giegerich, Lexical structures: Compounding and the modules of grammar (Edinburgh Studies in Theoretical Linguistics 1 ) . Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2015. Pp. viii + 142. (2016) (0)
The Morphology of English Dialects: Verb‐Formation in Non‐Standard English by Lieselotte Anderwald (2012) (0)
A large amount of exceptions (2021) (0)
What Language Do You Use to Your Grandmother (2006) (0)
The Classification of Compounds (2017) (0)
Making Words with Prefixes (2020) (0)
Assumptions (2020) (0)
Blocking, competition, and productivity (2013) (0)
Basic principles: terminology (2013) (0)
Making Adverbs (2020) (0)
LibGuides: Wellness Plan: Home (2015) (0)
There's heaps of money to be won (2021) (0)
Making Adjectives (2020) (0)
Derived nouns: quality, collective, and other abstracts (2013) (0)
English morphology and theories of morphology (2013) (0)
Numbers (2020) (0)
Third Person Singular -s (2020) (0)
Bee Talk and Monkey Chatter (2006) (0)
How Do You Spell Accommodation (2006) (0)
Conclusion (2021) (0)
Learned Word-Formation (2020) (0)
An even more interestinger topic (2021) (0)
Morphological Productivity: Conclusion (2001) (0)
Human dogs and inhuman people (2021) (0)
Compounds and Words (2017) (0)
All about Language [Book Review] (2009) (0)
Aims and structures (2013) (0)
Compounds: formal considerations (2013) (0)
LibGuides: Career Resources: Home (2014) (0)
D. R. Calvert, Descriptive Phonetics. (Pp. xiv + 247. Brian C. Decker: New York, 1980.) (1981) (0)
A terminological problem (2023) (0)
What is Morphological Awareness and How Can You Develop it? (2023) (0)
Exocentricity yet again: A response to Nóbrega and Panagiotidis (2022) (0)
Blackbirds and blue whales: stress in English A+N constructions (2020) (0)
What you must say, what you can say and what you do not say (2021) (0)
ANOTHER MARGINAL PHONEME OF ENGLISH (2019) (0)
How prescriptive can we be (1997) (0)
Grammaticality, acceptability, possible words and large corpora (2014) (0)
Publications Received (1968) (0)
Studying Language Change in the Present, with Special Reference to English (2020) (0)
How Many Words Do the Eskimos Use (2006) (0)
Plurals of Nouns (2020) (0)
English Word-Formation: An outline of English word-formation (1983) (0)
Introduction (2018) (0)
Mysteries of English Grammar (2021) (0)
Does Bilingualism Rot the Brain (2006) (0)
Theodore M. Lightner, Introduction to English Derivational Morphology (1986) (0)
Phonetic Cues to Lexical Structure: Comments on the papers by Turk, Ali and Ingleby, and Wade and Möbius (2010) (0)
Morphological Entities: Overview and General Issues (2018) (0)
Facets of English Compounding (2017) (0)
Morphological Productivity: A historiographical conspectus (2001) (0)
Is Language a Strait-jacket? (2006) (0)
LibGuides: East HS LMC: ACT/EPAS Test Prep (2012) (0)
English Word-Formation: Some basic concepts (1983) (0)
They are cleverer than she and I (2021) (0)
Australian and New Zealand English (2015) (0)
The -ing Form of the Verb (2020) (0)
The of the in collaboration with Cambridge Grammar English Language Rodney Huddleston (2002) (0)
Title: Phoneme Inventory Size and Population Size We Are Grateful To (2006) (0)
English Word-Formation: Dedication (1983) (0)
Glossary of English grammar (2006) (0)
Grammar rules OK? (2020) (0)
Comparative and Superlative (2020) (0)
English morphology in a typological perspective (2013) (0)
You'll never get nowhere (2021) (0)
Past Tense and Past Participle (2020) (0)
Basic principles: methods (2013) (0)
Making Nouns (2020) (0)
Sound and Spelling (2020) (0)
The Grammar of Compounds (2017) (0)
Some Verb Complements in New Zealand English (2001) (0)
Things Ain’t What They Used to Be (2006) (0)
Review: On 'The Grammar of Case' (1977) (0)
English Word-Formation: Phonological issues in word-formation (1983) (0)
Derived nouns: event, state, result (2013) (0)
Building Another Tongue (2006) (0)
Size, quantity, and attitude (2013) (0)
The Language of Joseph Lowe: Standard English with Scottish Influences (1992) (0)
The productivity of (non-)productive morphology: 1554 (2003) (0)
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND CITATION INDEX (1966) (0)
List of references (2018) (0)
Introduction (2021) (0)
Maori English: phonology (2020) (0)
What makes a language a language? (2020) (0)

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