ISSN 2380-2065
Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2020April 30, 2020 EDT
Place of articulation asymmetry in the lenition of voiced stops in Buenos Aires Spanish
Place of articulation asymmetry in the lenition of voiced stops in Buenos Aires Spanish
Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2020
Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2020
- Del texto a la pantalla: Garbancito de la Mancha (1945) y la formación de la conciencia nacionalJorge Avilés Diz
- ¿Lo hacis o no lo haces? Mid vowel raising as a form of vocalic weakeningJennifer Barajas
- Galdós’s Historian Dreams about HistoryVernon A. Chamberlin
- Una Jael ajusticiada: Gabriela Zahara del Valle en El clavo de Pedro Antonio de Alarcón / An Executed Jael: Gabriela Zahara del Valle in El clavo by Pedro Antonio de AlarcónConxita DomènechAdriana Noya
- Sexualidad y raza en la poesía de Luis Llorens Torres / Sexuality and Race in the Poetry by Luis Llorens TorresCarmen J. Jiménez
- Discursive racism against Afro-descendants in UruguayPhilip P. Limerick
- Place of articulation asymmetry in the lenition of voiced stops in Buenos Aires SpanishBethany MacLeod
- A New Look at Forms of Address in the Spanish of Cali, ColombiaJim MichnowiczVannessa Quintana Sarria
- Escasos monstruos sobre las tablas del Siglo de Oro / Few Monsters on the Golden Age StageAntonia Petro
- Mexican heritage Spanish speakers’ vowel production in cognate and non-cognate wordsCarol A Ready
- Constructing the standard language: metaphors, moral cognition, and language mythsAntonio Reyes
- Route 303: On Science and Other Distanced Fictions, History, and Writing in Puerto RicoDina L. Rivera
MacLeod, Bethany. “Place of Articulation Asymmetry in the Lenition of Voiced Stops in Buenos Aires Spanish.” Hispanic Studies Review, vol. 4, no. 2, May 2020, pp. 101–20.