Mo Gordon
Universitair docent
- Naam
- Dr. M.S. Gordon
- Telefoon
- +31 71 527 2125
- m.s.gordon@hum.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0001-8214-6959
Mo Gordon is docent bij het Centre for Linguistics.
Universitair docent
- Faculteit der Geesteswetenschappen
- Leiden Univ Centre for Linguistics
- LUCL Engels
- Caon L.M.D., Gordon M.S. & Porck M.H. (red.) (2024), Unlocking the history of English : pragmatics, prescriptivism and text types. Current Issues in Linguistic Theory nr. 364. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
- Caon L.M.D., Gordon M.S. & Porck T. (2024), Introduction: unlocking the history of English. In: Caon L.M.D., Gordon M.S. & Porck T. (red.), Unlocking the history of English: pragmatics, prescriptivism and text types. Current Issues in Linguistic Theory nr. 364. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. 1-7.
- Auer A. & Gordon M.S. (2024), Weaving strands together: towards assembling Norwich’s historical urban vernacular. In: Hendriks J. & Page R.B. (red.), Investigating West Germanic languages: studies in honor of Robert B. Howell. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. 164-187.
- Porck M.H., Gordon M.S. & Caon L.M.D. (red.) (2024), Keys to the history of English: diachronic linguistic change, morpho-syntax and lexicography. Current Issues in Linguistic Theory nr. 363. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
- Porck M.H., Gordon M.S. & Caon L. (2024), Introduction: keys to the history of English. In: Porck T., Gordon M.S. & Caon L. (red.), Keys to the history of English: diachronic linguistic change, morpho-syntax and lexicography. Current Issues in Linguistic Theory nr. 363. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. 1-7.
- Gordon M.S., Oudesluijs T. & Auer A. (2022), Supralocalisation processes in early modern English urban vernaculars: new manuscript evidence from Bristol, Coventry and York, International Journal of English Studies (IJES) 20(2): 47-66.
- Oudesluijs T., Gordon M.S. & Auer A. (2022), Urbanisation, supralocalisation and the development of periphrastic DO in early modern England, Journal of Historical Syntax 6: 1-25 (16).
- Gordon M.S. (2020), Bristol *th*, *þ* and *y*: the north-south divide revisited, 1400–1700. In: Wrigth L. (red.), The multilingual origins of standard english. Topics in English Linguistics nr. 107. Berlin: De Gruyter. 191-214.
- Gordon M.S. (2017), The urban vernacular of late medieval and renaissance Bristol. LOT dissertation series nr. 476. Amsterdam: LOT.
- Auer A., Gordon M.S. & Olson M. (2016), English urban vernaculars 1400-1700: digitizing text from manuscript. In: López-Couso M.J., Méndez-Naya B., Nüöez-Pertejo P. & Palacios-Martinez I.M. (red.), Corpus linguistics on the move: exploring and understanding English through corpora. Language and Computers: Studies in Practical Linguistics nr. 79. Leiden: Brill. 21-40.
- Auer A, Laitinen M., Fairman T. & Gordon M.S. (2014), An electronic corpus of letters of artisans and the labouring Poor (England, c. 1750-1835): compilation principles and coding conventions. In: Vandelanotte L., Davidse K., Gentens C. & Kemps D. (red.), Recent advances in corpus linguistics: developing and exploiting corpora. Language and Computers: Studies in Practical Linguistics nr. 78. Amsterdam: Rodpi. 7-29.