Journal Te Reo

Te Reo is the Journal of the Linguistic Society of New Zealand. The words Te Reo are the Māori term for ‘the language’ or ‘language’. The Journal is published annually and has been running for 60 years. It is a peer-reviewed journal with strong representation in the fields of Austronesian linguistics and more recently, New Zealand English. Read more…

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This is a Special Issue edited by Laurie Bauer, as a collection of personal histories presented for the 60th Anniversary of the NZ Linguistics Society.

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Journal Te Reo

Volume 61 Issue 2 - Special Anniversary Issue

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Introduction

Life of a Lame

Linguistics from the sidelines

The making of a sociolinguist

Te haerenga mā te huarahi āwhio

A linguistic autobiography

My life and times with linguistics at the University of Canterbury

Tōku reo tōku ohooho

Serendipity and strategy: the growth of Linguistics at Victoria

Tegen de draad in

Here, there and everywhere

Bridging research and practice

Memoirs of an anthropological linguist

Applying my way to an academic career

I want to:

Most read articles

Tamariki and fanau: child speakers of Māori and Samoan in Aotearoa/New Zealand

Effect of Stress on the Realization of Plosives in New Zealand English

Valency Adjusting Strategies in Raga, a language of Vanuatu

The effect of language and spatial information on the perception of time in Mandarin and English speakers

Editor’s note

Book review – “One man is an island”

Book review – “Ka ngaro te reo”

Life of a Lame