Maggie Tallerman

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Maggie Tallerman is affiliated with the following schools: University of York, University of Hull, Newcastle University, Durham University

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According to Wikipedia, Maggie Tallerman is a professor of linguistics at Newcastle University. Her research interests include Celtic linguistics, language origins and evolution , language typology, morphology and morphosyntax. She is a leading expert in the fields of language evolution and syntax of the Welsh language.

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Maggie Tallerman's Published Works

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The Singing Neanderthals: the Origins of Music, Language, Mind and Body, by Steven Mithen. London: Weidenfeld & Nicholson, 2005. ISBN 0-297-64317-7 hardback £20 & US$25.2; ix+374 pp. (2006) (756)
The Oxford Handbook of Language Evolution (2013) (158)
Language Origins : Perspectives on Evolution (2005) (109)
Did our ancestors speak a holistic protolanguage (2007) (104)
The Syntax of Welsh (2007) (77)
The Celtic Languages (2008) (50)
The uniform Case-licensing of subjects in Welsh (1998) (43)
No syntax saltation in language evolution (2014) (23)
Introduction: The evolution of language (2011) (17)
VSO word order and consonantal mutation in Welsh (1990) (15)
The syntax of the Celtic languages: Fronting constructions in Welsh (1996) (15)
Holophrastic protolanguage: Planning, processing, storage, and retrieval (2008) (14)
At the interface: selection of the Welsh definite article (2006) (14)
What kinds of syntactic phenomena must biologists, neurobiologists, and computer scientists try to explain and replicate? (2009) (14)
The syntax of Welsh “direct object mutation” revisited (2006) (12)
Celtic word order: some theoretical issues (1998) (11)
Relativization strategies: NP accessibility in Welsh (1990) (11)
Phrase structure vs. dependency: The analysis of Welsh syntactic soft mutation (2009) (10)
Abracadabra! Early hominin for ‘I think my humming’s out of tune with the rest of the world!’ Mithen, S (2006) (9)
Challenging the syllabic model of ‘syntax-as-it-is’ (2006) (9)
Mutation and the syntactic structure of modern colloquial Welsh (1987) (8)
Word order in Celtic (1998) (8)
Welsh Soft Mutation and Marked Word Order (1999) (7)
Join the dots: A musical interlude in the evolution of language?1 (2013) (7)
AGAINST THE EMERGENT VIEW OF LANGUAGE EVOLUTION (7)
On pseudo-non-finite clauses in Welsh (2016) (7)
Infinitival Clauses in Breton (1997) (6)
Kin selection, pedagogy, and linguistic complexity: whence protolanguage? (2013) (6)
Louisa Sadler, Welsh syntax: a Government-Binding approach . London, New York & Sydney: Croom Helm. Pp. iv + 288. (1989) (5)
Kin selection and linguistic complexity (2008) (4)
The origins of the lexicon: how a word store evolved (2009) (4)
Understanding syntax,understanding language. (2011) (3)
The evolutionary origins of syntax (2014) (3)
Is the syntax rubicon more of a mirage (2014) (3)
Initial Syntax and modern syntax: did the clause evolve from the syllable? (Chapter 6) (2005) (3)
What is syntax? (2011) (2)
A holistic protolanguage cannot be stored, cannot be retrieved. (2006) (2)
Introduction to Part III: The prehistory of language: when and why did language evolve? (2011) (2)
If language is a jungle, why are we all cultivating the same plot? (2009) (2)
Can the integration hypothesis account for language evolution? (2017) (1)
Understanding Syntax (2019) (1)
The Syntax of Welsh: Syntax and mutation (2007) (1)
Case-marking systems evolve to be easy to learn and process (2008) (1)
Introduction to Part II: The biology of language evolution: anatomy, genetics and neurology (2011) (1)
Martin J. Ball & Nicole Müller, Mutation in Welsh . London and New York: Routledge, 1992. Pp. xiv+321. (1993) (0)
ReviewEssays on grammatical theory and universal grammar: D. Arnold, M. Atkinson, J. Durand, C. Grover and L. Sadler (eds.) Oxford: Oxford University Press. 1989. x + 306 pp. (1992) (0)
Introduction to Part IV: Launching language: the development of a linguistic species (2011) (0)
Sverker Johansson, Origins of language: constraints on hypotheses (Converging Evidence in Language and Communication Research 5). Amsterdam & Philadelphia: John Benjamins, 2005. Pp. xi+345. (2006) (0)
Introduction to Part V: Language change, creation, and transmission in modern humans (2011) (0)
M. J. Ball & G. E. Jones (eds), Welsh phonology . Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1984. Pp. xi + 283. (1985) (0)
Relationships within the clause (2019) (0)
Language origins and evolutionary processes (2005) (0)
The directionality of the Head subcategorizational in Welsh (1991) (0)
Introduction to Part I: Insights from comparative animal behaviour (2011) (0)
Review article: “Language form and language function” by Frederick J. Newmeyer (2000) (0)
Book reviews (2004) (0)
Wh-constructions: questions and relative clauses (2019) (0)
Looking inside sentences (2019) (0)
The Syntax of Welsh: Preface (2007) (0)
How do we identify constituents? (2019) (0)
Words belong to different classes (2019) (0)
The Celtic Languages (Chapter 19) (2005) (0)
More on verbal syntax (2007) (0)
LOST IN A LINGUISTIC JUNGLE: WHAT'S IN THE LANGUAGE FACULTY? (2010) (0)
Asking questions about syntax (2019) (0)
The Syntax of Welsh: Non-finite verbs and infinitival clauses (2007) (0)
Relativization strategies: NP accessibility in (2016) (0)
The Syntax of Welsh: Introduction (2007) (0)
Attitudinal variables and linguistic intuition or how living in Britain may damage your English (1993) (0)
The Syntax of Welsh: Noun phrases (2007) (0)
Geoffrey Horrocks, Generative grammar. London and New York: Longman, 1987. Pp. x + 339. (1989) (0)
Heads and their dependents (2019) (0)
More on agreement (2007) (0)
Randall Hendrick (ed.), The syntax of the modern Celtic languages (Syntax and Semantics 23). San Diego, Calif. & London: Academic Press, 1990. Pp. xiv + 262. (1991) (0)
Processes that change grammatical relations (2019) (0)
Verb first: On the syntax of verb-initial languages (review) (2008) (0)
Learnability and diversity : How did languages emerge and diverge ? (2004) (0)
The Syntax of Welsh: Simple finite clauses (2007) (0)
The Syntax of Welsh: Welsh as a VSO language (2007) (0)

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