📕 Book / Special issue / Edited volume (4)
📄Journal article (17)
📖 Book chapter / Encyclopedia entry (2)
📎Miscellaneous (proceedings, shorter articles, reviews, etc.) (7)
↕ Forthcoming
- 📕 (under contract) Morin, Cameron. Construction Grammar and Sociolinguistic Theory: A Case Study of Social Meaning. Oxford University Press.
- 📖 Basile, Carmelo Alessandro & Cameron Morin. Constructional change. In Wen, Xu & Chris Sinha (eds.), The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Cognitive Linguistics, Cambridge University Press.
- 📖 Morin, Cameron & Benoît Leclercq. Cognitive Construction Grammar. In Wen, Xu & Chris Sinha (eds.), The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Cognitive Linguistics, Cambridge University Press.
↕ 2026
- 📄 Morin, Cameron, Steven Coats & Jonathan Dunn. How register and region shape the language network: evidence from Computational Construction Grammar. Constructions 18:1, 1–31.
- 📄 Levant, Efrat, Einat Kuzai & Cameron Morin. Beyond mock politeness: sarcastic interrogatives as tools for face-threatening acts. Journal of Politeness Research, 1–29.
↕ 2025
- 📕 Leclercq, Benoît & Cameron Morin. The Meaning of Constructions. Cambridge University Press. Reviewed in Folia Linguistica and Journal of Linguistics.
- 📕 Basile, Alessandro, Agnès Celle & Cameron Morin (eds.) Special issue: Cognitive approaches to variation and change in the English modal domain. English Language and Linguistics, Cambridge University Press.
- 📄 Mikkelsen, Olaf & Cameron Morin. Register as a source of non-equivalent contracted constructions: going to and gonna in British English. English Language and Linguistics 29:3, 609–30.
- 📄 Leclercq, Benoît, Cameron Morin & Dirk Pijpops. The principle of no equivalence: an agent-based model. Cognitive Linguistics 36:4, 633–72.
- 📄 Basile, Alessandro, Agnès Celle & Cameron Morin (eds.) Cognitive approaches to variation and change in the English modal domain: introduction. English Language and Linguistics 29:3, 444–53.
- 📄 Morin, Cameron & Steven Coats. Double modals in Australian and New Zealand English. World Englishes 44:3, 415–38.
- 📄 Coats, Steven, Carmelo Alessandro Basile, Cameron Morin & Robert Fuchs. The YouTube Corpus of Singapore English Podcasts. English World-Wide 46:3, 274–98.
- 📄 Morin, Cameron. Are phonemes constructions? A plea for distinguishing function and meaning. Constructions and Frames, 1–27.
- 📄 Morin, Cameron & Matti Marttinen Larsson. Large corpora and large language models: a replicable method for automating grammatical annotation. Linguistics Vanguard 11:10, 501–10.
↕ 2024
- 📄 Coats, Steven & Cameron Morin. Double modals beyond the Atlantic: new evidence from computational sociolinguistics. English Today 40:4, 294–9.
- 📄 Morin, Cameron, Guillaume Desagulier & Jack Grieve. A social turn for Construction Grammar: double modals on British Twitter. English Language and Linguistics 28:2, 275–303.
- 📄 Morin, Cameron & Jack Grieve. The semantics, sociolinguistics, and origins of double modals in American English: new insights from social media. PLOS One, 19:1, 1–33.
- 📖 Morin, Cameron. Les doubles modaux en anglais américain: nouvelles perspectives sémantiques, sociolinguistiques et historiques à partir d’un corpus de réseaux sociaux. La Clé des Langues ENS Lyon.
↕ 2023
- 📕 Basile, Alessandro, Coline Caillol, Cameron Morin, Moisés Velásquez & Chenyang Zhao (eds.). Etudier le langage à l’ère numérique. Actes des 25èmes Rencontres Jeunes Chercheurs en Sciences du Langage, Sorbonne–Nouvelle & University of Paris–Cité.
- 📄 Leclercq, Benoît & Cameron Morin. No equivalence: a new principle of no synonymy. Constructions 15: 1–15.
- 📎 Morin, Cameron. Review of Harris, Randy Allen. 2022. The Linguistics Wars: Chomsky, Lakoff, and the Battle over Deep Structure. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 568 pp. Cognitive Linguistic Studies 10:1, 252–7.
↕ 2022
- 📕 Irina Ghidali, Cameron Morin, Aleksandra Savenkova & Chenyang Zhao (eds.). Du linguiste à son objet : la distance en question(s). Actes des 24èmes Rencontres Jeunes Chercheurs de l’Ecole Doctorale 622, Sorbonne–Nouvelle & University of Paris–Cité.
- 📄 Morin, Cameron & Carmelo Alessandro Basile. Elicitation and experimentation: implications for English sociolinguistics. Anglophonia 34: 2, 1–26.
↕ 2021
- 📄 Morin, Cameron. Construire une triangulation méthodologique en variation syntaxique restreinte. Echanges Linguistiques en Sorbonne 7, 48–71.
- 📖 Morin, Cameron. Double modals in Scots: a speaker’s choice hypothesis. In Baranzini, Laura & Louis de Saussure (eds.), Aspects of Tenses, Modality, and Evidentiality, Cahiers Chronos 31, Leiden: Brill, 165–82.
↕ 2020
- 📄 Morin, Cameron, Guillaume Desagulier & Jack Grieve. Dialect syntax in Construction Grammar: theoretical benefits of a constructionist approach to double modals in English. Belgian Journal of Linguistics 34, 248–58.
- 📄 Morin, Cameron. From the particular to the universal: revolution at the heart of Robert Burns’s poetics. E-rea 17.2, 1–18.
- 📎 Morin, Cameron. Review of Winters, Margaret & Geoffrey Nathan. 2020. Cognitive Linguistics for Linguists. Springer International Publishing, 81 pp. Language & Cognition 12: 3, 564–8.
- 📎 Morin, Cameron. Review of Aarts, Bas, Jill Bowie & Gergana Popova (eds). 2019. The Oxford Handbook of English Grammar. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 864 pp. Linguist List 31: 715.
- 📎 Morin, Cameron. Review of Goldberg, Adele. Explain Me This: Creativity, Competition, and the Partial Productivity of Constructions. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 216 pp. Cercles 02/20.
↕ 2019
- 📎 Morin, Cameron. Review of Nuyts, Jan & Johan van der Auwera (eds.) 2018. The Oxford Handbook of Modality and Mood. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 688 pp. Linguist List 30: 4831.
↕ 2018
- 📎 Morin, Cameron. The importance of folk linguistic approaches in the study of dialectal phenomena. In Botinis, Antonis (ed.), Proceedings of ExLing 9th Tutorial and Research Workshop on Experimental Linguistics, Athens: University of Athens, 85–88.
- 📎 Morin, Cameron. Questionnaire for eliciting judgment data on the recognition and usage of double modals in Hawick (Scotland). In Lahaussois, Aimée (PI), TulQuest, Paris: Typologie et Universaux Linguistiques (CNRS).
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