Journal Te Reo

Te Reo is the Journal of the Linguistic Society of New Zealand (ISSN 2703-4135). 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…

Volume 61 Issue 2 - Special Anniversary Issue

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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:

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Editor’s note

Review of Hendery, Rachel: One man is an island: The speech community William Marsters begat on Palmerston Island (2015)

Review of Moon, Paul: Ka ngaro te reo. Māori language under siege in the nineteenth century (2016)

Life of a Lame