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Scott Schwenter

Professor of Hispanic Linguistics Director of the Center for Latin American Studies

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Linguistics

Spanish and Portuguese

Scott Schwenter is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor of Hispanic Linguistics Director of the Center for Latin American Studies at Ohio State University.

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Ohio State University

Professor of Hispanic Linguistics Director of the Center for Latin American Studies

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linguistics language discourse analysis spanish semantics interactional linguistics historical linguistics brazilian portuguese journalism language variation prosody (linguistics) phonetics general linguistics computational linguistics context (linguistics) narrative language science psycholinguistics oceanography poetics pragmatics language testing applied linguistics english studies english language model tuning morphology (linguistics) discourse structure oral history oral communication pragmatic analysis nonverbal communication psychoacoustics context analysis temporal grammaticalization fine-tuning jespersen discourse marker sentential negation present perfect spanish dialects spanish past subjunctive language change variable middle marking spanish negation pragmatic distinction variationist sociolinguistics direct object clitics variable placement mexico city spanish multivariate statistical analysis grammar syntax syntactic structure variation analysis

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The Role of Context in Imperative Form Choice. IVITRA research in linguistics and literature (2023)

Scott A. SchwenterMark R. Hoff

linguisticscontext (linguistics)imperative form choicecontext analysissemanticsstructural linguistics

Speakers' Subjective Evaluations of Direct Object Pronouns in Brazilian Portuguese. Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics (2022)

Scott SchwenterPaige BartonKendra DickinsonMarcia Macedo

direct object pronounslinguisticsbrazilian portuguesecommunicationdiscourse analysissemanticsgeneral linguisticsinteractional linguisticsprosody (linguistics)languagesubjective evaluations

A Distinct Aspectual Analysis of Predicative Possession in Brazilian Portuguese. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America (2020)

Scott A. SchwenterKendra V. Dickinson

linguisticsportuguesepredicative possessionbrazilian portuguesediscourse analysisinteractional linguisticslanguage

Cross-Dialectal Productivity of the Spanish Subjunctive in Nominal Clause Complements. Issues in Hispanic and Lusophone linguistics (2020)

Scott A. SchwenterMark R. Hoff

linguisticsnominal clause complementscomputational linguisticsinteractional linguisticsspanish subjunctivecross-dialectal productivityspanish

Variable Constraints on Se Lo(S) in Mexicanspanish. Issues in Hispanic and Lusophone linguistics (2020)

Scott A. SchwenterMark R. Hoff

spanishvariable constraintslinguisticsmexican spanish

Echoic and Non-Echoic Confirming Affirmative Responses in Spoken Brazilian Portuguese. Journal of Pragmatics (2019)

Malte RosemeyerScott A. Schwenter

psychoacousticslinguisticsportugueseaffirmative responsesspeech perceptiondiscourse analysisspoken brazilian portuguesenonverbal communication

Variable Past Participles in Portuguese Perfect Constructions. Language Variation and Change (2019)

Scott A. SchwenterMark HoffEleni ChristodulelisChelsea PflumAshlee Dauphinais

linguisticsportugueseportuguese perfect constructionslanguage variationvariable past participleshistorical linguistics

Experimental Evidence for 2Sg Direct Object Pronoun Preferences in Brazilian Portuguese. Revista Linguíʃtica (2018)

Scott A. SchwenterMark HoffKendra V. DickinsonJustin BlandLuana Lamberti

linguisticsexperimental evidencebrazilian portugueseprosody (linguistics)phonetics

Testando O Papel Da ReferêNcia Temporal Na Forma Do Imperativo Em PortuguêS Brasileiro. Revista Linguíʃtica (2018)

Luana LambertiScott A. Schwenter

linguisticsportugueselanguage testingsemanticslanguage

Chapter 4. Variable Negative Concord in Brazilian Portuguese. Issues in Hispanic and Lusophone linguistics (2017)

Tainara D. AgostiniScott A. Schwenter

variable negative concordlinguisticsportuguesebrazilian portugueseinteractional linguisticshistorical linguistics

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Scott Schwenter

Professor of Hispanic Linguistics Director of the Center for Latin American Studies

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Linguistics

Spanish and Portuguese

Scott Schwenter is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor of Hispanic Linguistics Director of the Center for Latin American Studies at Ohio State University.

Honors

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Education

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Scott Schwenter

Ohio State University

Professor of Hispanic Linguistics Director of the Center for Latin American Studies

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Role of Context in Imperative Form Choice. IVITRA research in linguistics and literature (2023)

Scott A. SchwenterMark R. Hoff

linguisticscontext (linguistics)imperative form choicecontext analysissemanticsstructural linguistics

Speakers' Subjective Evaluations of Direct Object Pronouns in Brazilian Portuguese. Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics (2022)

Scott SchwenterPaige BartonKendra DickinsonMarcia Macedo

direct object pronounslinguisticsbrazilian portuguesecommunicationdiscourse analysissemanticsgeneral linguisticsinteractional linguisticsprosody (linguistics)languagesubjective evaluations

A Distinct Aspectual Analysis of Predicative Possession in Brazilian Portuguese. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America (2020)

Scott A. SchwenterKendra V. Dickinson

linguisticsportuguesepredicative possessionbrazilian portuguesediscourse analysisinteractional linguisticslanguage

Cross-Dialectal Productivity of the Spanish Subjunctive in Nominal Clause Complements. Issues in Hispanic and Lusophone linguistics (2020)

Scott A. SchwenterMark R. Hoff

linguisticsnominal clause complementscomputational linguisticsinteractional linguisticsspanish subjunctivecross-dialectal productivityspanish

Variable Constraints on Se Lo(S) in Mexicanspanish. Issues in Hispanic and Lusophone linguistics (2020)

Scott A. SchwenterMark R. Hoff

spanishvariable constraintslinguisticsmexican spanish

Echoic and Non-Echoic Confirming Affirmative Responses in Spoken Brazilian Portuguese. Journal of Pragmatics (2019)

Malte RosemeyerScott A. Schwenter

psychoacousticslinguisticsportugueseaffirmative responsesspeech perceptiondiscourse analysisspoken brazilian portuguesenonverbal communication

Variable Past Participles in Portuguese Perfect Constructions. Language Variation and Change (2019)

Scott A. SchwenterMark HoffEleni ChristodulelisChelsea PflumAshlee Dauphinais

linguisticsportugueseportuguese perfect constructionslanguage variationvariable past participleshistorical linguistics

Experimental Evidence for 2Sg Direct Object Pronoun Preferences in Brazilian Portuguese. Revista Linguíʃtica (2018)

Scott A. SchwenterMark HoffKendra V. DickinsonJustin BlandLuana Lamberti

linguisticsexperimental evidencebrazilian portugueseprosody (linguistics)phonetics

Testando O Papel Da ReferêNcia Temporal Na Forma Do Imperativo Em PortuguêS Brasileiro. Revista Linguíʃtica (2018)

Luana LambertiScott A. Schwenter

linguisticsportugueselanguage testingsemanticslanguage

Chapter 4. Variable Negative Concord in Brazilian Portuguese. Issues in Hispanic and Lusophone linguistics (2017)

Tainara D. AgostiniScott A. Schwenter

variable negative concordlinguisticsportuguesebrazilian portugueseinteractional linguisticshistorical linguistics

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