Sally Rice

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Network analyses of prepositional meaning: Mirroring whose mind—the linguist’s or the language user’s?

D. Sandra, Sally Rice, 1995 .

Towards a cognitive model of transitivity

Sally Rice, 1987 .

Patterns of usage for English SIT, STAND, and LIE: A cognitively-inspired exploration in corpus linguistics

Sally Rice, J. Newman, 2004 .

Using lattice-structured domains to represent imperfect information in databases

Sally Rice, 2000 .

Athapaskan eating and drinking verbs and constructions

Sally Rice, 2009 .

Giving and taking in Chipewyan: The semantics of THING-marking classificatory verbs

Sally Rice, 1998 .

Transitivity Schemas of English EAT and DRINK in the BNC

Sally Rice, J. Newman, 2005 .

A Corpus Investigation of English Cognition Verbs and their Effect on the Incipient Epistemization of Physical Activity Verbs

Sally Rice, J. Newman, 2018 .

Applied field linguistics: delivering linguistic training to speakers of endangered languages

Sally Rice, Sally Rice, 2011 .

Patterns of Acquisition in the Emerging Mental Lexicon: The Case of to and for in English

Sally Rice, Sally Rice, 1999, Brain and Language.

“Our language is very literal”: Figurative expression in Dene Sųłiné [Athapaskan]

Sally Rice, 2012 .

Towards a Transitive Prototype: Evidence from Some Atypical English Passives

Sally Rice, Sally Rice, 1987 .

Complex events, propositional overlay, and the special status of reciprocal clauses

Sally Rice, J. Newman, 2005 .

Unlikely Lexical Entries

Sally Rice, Sally Rice, 1988 .

Crosslinguistic grammaticalization patterns of the allative

Kaori Kabata, Sally Rice, Sally Rice, 2007 .

Lattice-Structured Domains, Imperfect Data and Inductive Queries

J. Roddick, Sally Rice, 2000, DEXA.

Corpus-based studies in language use, language learning, and language documentation

R. Harald Baayen, Sally Rice, John Newman, 2011 .

English sit, stand, and lie in small and large corpora

Sally Rice, John Newman, Sally Rice, 2001 .