Publications
Shapp, Allison, Michael Marinaccio, & John Victor Singler. 2024. Unwitting convergence: Kolokwa and Liberian Settler English. In Dialect Contact: From Speaker to Community-Based Perspectives, 83–100.
Marinaccio, Michael. 2021. De Laurentese: A diachronic study of the idiolect of Giada De Laurentiis. In Lifespans and Styles, 7(2): 30–38.
Presentations
Marinaccio, Michael. 2023. The Maltese broken plural: Getting to the root of the issue. International Conference on Maltese Linguistics: 8th Lingwistika Maltija. University of Bremen (in-person).
Shapp, Allison, Michael Marinaccio, & John Victor Singler. 2022. Can change from without be change from below? New Ways of Analyzing Variation 50 (NWAV50). Stanford University (hybrid).
Shapp, Allison, Michael Marinaccio, & John Victor Singler. 2022. Unwitting convergence: Kolokwa and Liberian Settler English. Georgetown University Round Table on Languages and Linguistics (GURT). Georgetown University (virtual).
Marinaccio, Michael, Allison Shapp, & John Victor Singler. 2021. Evaluating the efficacy of token exclusion based on high bandwidth in sociolinguistic data. New Ways of Analyzing Variation 49 (NWAV49). University of Texas at Austin (virtual).
Marinaccio, Michael. 2020. Something from Nothing: A Distributed Morphology analysis of null morphology in feminine plural verbal inflections in Modern Standard Arabic. 14th Annual Cornell Undergraduate Linguistics Colloquium (CULC14). Cornell University (virtual).
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