Rakesh Mohan Bhatt

Department of Linguistics
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign


Articles

2002

Structural Minimality, CP and the Initial State in Second Language Acquisition (with Barbara Hancin-Bhatt). Second Language Research, 18.4. 348-392.

Experts, Dialects, and Discourse. International Journal of Applied Linguistics, 12.1. 74-109.

2001

World Englishes. Annual Review of Anthropology, 30. 527-550.


2000

Optimal Expressions in Indian English. English Language and Linguistics, 4.1. 69-95.

1997

Constraints, Code-Switching and Optimal Grammars. Lingua, 102.4 123-151.

Code-Switching and the Functional Head Constraint. World Englishes, 16.1. 171-176.

Optimal L2 Syllables: Interactions of Transfer and Developmental effects. Studies in Second Language Acquisition, 19.3. 331-378. (Co-authored with Barbara Hancin-Bhatt).

1996

Introduction. Symposium on Constraints on Code-Switching. World Englishes, 15.3. 359-360.

On the Grammar of Bilingual Code-Switching. World Englishes, 15.3. 369-375.

Transfer in L2 Grammars: Commentary on Epstein, Flynn and Martohardjono's 'Second language acquisition: theoretical and experimental issues in contemporary research'. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 19.4. 715-716. (Co-authored with Barbara Hancin-Bhatt).

1995

Prescriptivism, Creativity, and World Englishes. World Englishes, 14.2. 247-260.

The Uprooted, The Indentured, and The Segregated: South African Indian English. Review article, Journal of Pidgins and Creoles, 10.2. 381-396.

1994

On Experiencers and Subjects of Perfect Predicates. Studies in the Linguistic Sciences, 24.1/2. 73-84.

1993

On Hindi Agreement. South Asian Language Review, 3.1. 65-78.

1992

Language Identity, Conflict and Convergence in South Asia. Studies in the Linguistic Sciences, 22.1. 1-21.

1989

Language Planning and Language Conflict. International Journal of the Sociology of Language, 75. 73-85.

The Problem of MT Maintenance in Multilingual Setting: The Kashmiri Case. International Journal of Dravidian Linguistics, 18.2. 40-50.

Good Mixes and Odd Mixes: Implications for the Bilingual's Grammar. Studies in the Linguistic Sciences, 19.1. 165-168.