All Stories

  1. Event plurality and the verbal suffix ‑(a)bad in Australian Kriol

    Article • Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages, December 2023, John Benjamins

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  2. Introduction

    Article • Pragmatics & Cognition, December 2020, John Benjamins

    Maïa Ponsonnet, Dorothea Hoffmann

  3. The role of the body in descriptions of emotions

    Article • Pragmatics & Cognition, December 2020, John Benjamins

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  4. Ear and belly in Warlpiri descriptions of cognitive and emotional experience

    Article • Pragmatics & Cognition, December 2020, John Benjamins

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  5. Emotion, Body and Mind across a Continent

    Article • Pragmatics & Cognition, December 2020, John Benjamins

    Maïa Ponsonnet, Dorothea Hoffmann

  6. Do Linguistic Properties Influence Expressive Potential? The Case of Two Australian Diminutives (Gunwinyguan Family)

    Article • Anthropological Linguistics, January 2019, Project Muse

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  7. How creole languages borrow the sense of words from the ancestral languages of their speakers

    Article • Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages, May 2018, John Benjamins

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  8. Morphology and emotions: A preliminary typology

    Article • Studies in Language, April 2018, John Benjamins

    Dr. Marine Vuillermet, Maïa Ponsonnet

  9. What emotions are expressed by diminutives and augmentatives across the world?

    Article • Studies in Language, April 2018, John Benjamins

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  10. The emotional connotations of reduplication in the creole spoken in the north of Australia

    Article • Studies in Language, April 2018, John Benjamins

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  11. A first dedicated study of how language expresses emotions by means of morphology

    Article • Studies in Language, April 2018, John Benjamins

    Dr. Marine Vuillermet, Maïa Ponsonnet

  12. Etymologies of kinship and social categories in Australian languages

    Article • April 2018, ANU Press

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  13. Does the Australian Kriol use the same emotion metaphors as other Australian languages?

    Article • Cognitive Linguistics, January 2017, De Gruyter

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  14. Les conceptions de la propriété foncière à l'épreuve des revendications autochtones : possession, propriété et leurs avatars

    Article • January 2015, OpenEdition

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  15. Natural kinds, attributes of the person, part of the landscape, parts of artefacts and kin terms

    Article • Australian Journal of Linguistics, December 2014, Taylor & Francis

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  16. The Language of Emotions. The case of Dalabon

    Article • November 2014, John Benjamins

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  17. The role of the body in descriptions of emotions

    Article • International Journal of Language and Culture, August 2014, John Benjamins

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  18. Mythes, missiles et cannibales: Le récit d’un premier contact en Australie

    Article • Anthropological Forum, June 2013, Taylor & Francis

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  19. Results and Prospects in the Study of Semantic Change: A Review of From Polysemy to Semantic Change (2008)

    Article • Journal of Language Contact, January 2013, Brill

    Maïa Ponsonnet, Patrick McConvell

  20. Talking about doubt in Dalabon (northern Australia)

    Article • Journal de la Société des océanistes, June 2011, OpenEdition

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  21. How Dalabon speakers talk about emotions

    Article • The Australian Journal of Anthropology, November 2010, Wiley

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  22. Or Kriol as a bridge between languages and cultures?

    Article • Anthropological Linguistics, January 2010, Project Muse

    Maïa Ponsonnet

  23. Innovative grammatical categories in an Australian creole

    Article • De Gruyter

    Maïa Ponsonnet