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  1. Towards an Emancipatory and Inclusive Linguistics: Linguistica Quo Vadis

    Article • May 2025, De Gruyter

    Prof Dr Felix Ameka

  2. Translanguaging

    Article • Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism, January 2025, John Benjamins

    Maria Carmen Couto, Prof Dr Felix Ameka, Professor Marianne Gullberg

  3. JALL 41(1)

    Article • Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, July 2020, De Gruyter

    Prof Dr Felix Ameka

  4. JALL@40 Editorial

    Article • Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, July 2019, De Gruyter

    Prof Dr Felix Ameka

  5. The Ghana-Togo Mountain languages: Introduction

    Article • Language Typology and Universals, January 2017, De Gruyter

    Prof Dr Felix Ameka

  6. Divergence and convergence among the Ghana-Togo Mountain languages

    Article • Language Typology and Universals, January 2017, De Gruyter

    Prof Dr Felix Ameka, James Essegbey

  7. Sub-classifying the languages of the Lower Volta Valley: Towards redefining Kwa

    Article • Language Typology and Universals, January 2017, De Gruyter

    Prof Dr Felix Ameka

  8. Aspect and Modality in Kwa Languages

    Article • April 2008, John Benjamins

    Prof Dr Felix Ameka

  9. “Cut” and “break” verbs in Gbe and Sranan

    Article • Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages, April 2007, John Benjamins

    James Essegbey, Prof Dr Felix Ameka

  10. Gbe and other West African sources of Suriname creole semantic structures

    Article • Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages, April 2007, John Benjamins

    James Essegbey, Prof Dr Felix Ameka

  11. Cultural scripting of body parts for emotions

    Article • Pragmatics & Cognition, July 2002, John Benjamins

    Prof Dr Felix Ameka

  12. Review of Burchfield (1987): Studies in Lexicography

    Article • Studies in Language, January 1990, John Benjamins

    Prof Dr Felix Ameka

  13. Review of Starosta (1988): The case for lexicase: An outline of lexicase grammatical theory

    Article • Studies in Language, January 1989, John Benjamins

    Prof Dr Felix Ameka