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Linguistic Typology 15 (2011), 393–399 1430–0532/2011/015-0393 DOI 10.1515/LITY.2011.026 ©Walter de Gruyter The primary goal of Dunn et al. (2011) is to understand the role that lineage plays in linguistic typology in general, and word order feature correlations in particular. The authors approach this goal through a combination of a large amount of linguistic data – lexical and typological-fea...

At the beginning and end of the school year, parents completed an adaptation of the home literacy questionnaire (Sénéchal, LeFevre, Hudson, & Lawson, 1996) and children were evaluated across a battery of early literacy measures: (1) Alphabet subtest of the Test of Early Reading Ability, Third Edition (TERA-3; Reid, Hresko, & Hammill, 2001); (2) Clay’s (1985) Concepts about Print Scale (CAP); (3...

The reversed association theory (Dunn & Kirsner, 1988) provides a powerful procedure for studying the link between cognitive processes and task performance. It helps find whether two behavioral tasks involve the same or different cognitive processes. However, this theory has not been fully utilized. Finding reversed association requires a large, single study consisting of at least six independe...

The major elements of the method of proving relational representation theorems presented in this paper are, on the one hand, Urquhart representation theorem for lattices [17] and Allwein and Dunn developments on Kripke semantics for linear logic (see [1] and also [4]), and on the other hand, a generalisation of Jonsson and Tarski ideas [9] which inspired the developments in [5], [6] and [13]. W...