1. Books

1.1. Revithiadou, A. & M. Τzakosta. 2007. Η Φωνολογία στην Εκμάθηση της Ελληνικής ως Ξένης Γλώσσας. [Phonology in the Acquisition of L2 Greek.] Εκδόσεις Πατάκη, Αθήνα. [Patakis Publications, Athens.] [Click here to view the table of contents, pdf, 44KB .]

1.2. Revithiadou, A. 1999. Headmost Accent Wins: Head Dominance and Ideal Prosodic Form in Lexical Accent Systems. LOT Dissertation Series 15 (HIL/Leiden Universiteit). Holland Academic Graphics, The Hague. [pdf, 4.27 MB, WinRAR]

 

2. Papers (2001 - today)

2.1. Ρεβυθιάδου, A., Β. Σπυρόπουλος & Κ. Κακαρίκος. Υπό έκδ. Η ταυτότητα της οφίτικης ποντιακής: Mια γλωσσολογική μελέτη των πηγών και των ομιλητών της. Στον 17ο Τόμο του Δελτίου Κέντρου Μικρασιατικών Σπουδών. Κέντρο Μικρασιατικών Σπουδών, Αθήνα.
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2.2. Revithiadou, A. 2011. The phonological word. In The Blackwell Companion to Phonology, van Oostendorp, M., C.J. Ewen, E. Hume & K. Rice (eds.). Wiley-Blackwell.
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2.3. Revithiadou, A. & V. Spyropoulos. 2011. Syntax-phonology interface. In Continuum Companion to Phonology, Kula N.C., B. Botma & K. Nasukawa (eds.), 225-253. Continuum International Publishing Group, New York.
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2.4. Papadopoulou, D., S. Varlokosta, V. Spyropoulos, H. Kaili, S. Prokou & A. Revithiadou. 2011b. The acquisition of verbal and nominal suffixes by Greek learners of Turkish. In Proceedings of the 31st Annual Meeting of Greek Linguistics, Koutsogiannis, D., D. Papadopoulou & A. Revithiadou (eds.), 377-392. Institute of Modern Greek Studies, Triantafyllidis Foundation, Thessaloniki. [pdf, 730KB]

2.5. Papadopoulou, D., S. Varlokosta, V. Spyropoulos, H. Kaili, S. Prokou & A. Revithiadou. 2011a. Case morphology and word order in L2 Turkish: Evidence from Greek learners. Second Language Research 25: 173-204.
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2.6. Kabak, B. & A. Revithiadou. 2009b. An interface approach to prosodic word recursion. In Phonological Domains: Universals and Deviations, Grijzenhout, J. & B. Kabak (eds.), 105-132. Mouton de Gruyter, Berlin.
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2.7. Kabak, B. & A. Revithiadou. 2009a. From edgemost to lexical stress: Diachronic paths, typology and representation. The Linguistic Review 26:1, 1-36.
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2.8. Revithiadou, A. & V. Spyropoulos. 2009. A dynamic approach to the syntax-phonology interface: A case study of Greek. In InterPhases: Phase-theoretic Investigations of Linguistic Interfaces, Grohmann, K. (ed.), 202-233. Oxford University Press, Oxford.
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2.9. Spyropoulos, V. & A. Revithiadou. 2008. The morphology of past in Greek. In Proceedings of the 29th Annual Meeting of Greek Linguistics, Stavrou, M., D. Papadopoulou & M. Theodoropoulou (eds.). Institute of Modern Greek Studies, Triantafyllidis Foundation, Thessaloniki. [Handout, pdf, 328 KB; paper, pdf, 234KB. Tip: The handout is more detailed.]

2.10. Spyropoulos, V. & A. Revithiadou. 2009. Subject chains in Greek and PF processing. In Proceedings of the 2007 Workshop in Greek Syntax and Semantics at MIT, Halpert, C., J. Hartman & D. Hill (eds.), 293-309. MWPL, Cambridge, MA. [pdf, 429KB, Tip: For an extended version of this paper download this file, pdf, 432KB].

2.11. Revithiadou, A. 2008. A cross-dialectal study of cliticization in Greek. In Lingua: Special Issue in memory of J.G. Kooij, Ewen, C. J., N. C. Kula and H. van der Hulst (eds.), 1393-1415.
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2.12. Revithiadou, A. & V. Spyropoulos. 2008. Greek object clitic pronouns: A typological survey of their grammatical properties. STUF 61, 39-53. [pre-published version, pdf, 241KB]

2.13. Revithiadou, A. 2008. Review of D. Odden, Introducing Phonology, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (2005) v-348 pp. Lingua 118, 122–130.
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2.14. Revithiadou, A. 2007. Colored Turbid accents and Containment: A case study from lexical stress. In Freedom of Analysis?, Blaho, S., P. Bye & M. Krämer (eds.), 149-174. Mouton de Gruyter, Berlin & New York.
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2.15. Tzakosta, Μ. & A. Revithiadou. 2007. Α Grammar Inclusion Hypothesis of child language variation. Journal of Greek Linguistics 7, 49-70. [pdf, 322KB]

2.16. Revithiadou, A., M. Van Oostendorp, K. Nikolou & M.-A. Tiliopoulou. 2006. Vowel harmony in contact-induced systems: The case of Cappadocian and Silly. In Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Modern Greek Dialects and Linguistic Theory, Janse, M., B. Joseph & A. Ralli (eds.), 350-365. University of Patras, Patras. [pdf, 368KB]

2.17. Revithiadou, A. 2006. Prosodic filters on syntax: An interface account of second position clitics. Lingua 116, 79-111.
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2.18. Revithiadou, A., H. Kaili, S. Prokou & M.-A. Tiliopoulou. 2006. Turkish accentuation revisited: Α compositional approach to Turkish stress. In Advances in Turkish Linguistics: Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Turkish Linguistics, Yağcioğlu, S., A. Cem Değer, Ö. Koşaner & A. Çeltek (eds.), 37-50. Dokuz Eylül Yayınları, İzmir. [pdf, 320KB]

2.19. Kateri, L., A. Revithiadou & S. Varlokosta. 2005. Multiple grammars: Α case study from Greek SLI. In Leiden Papers in Linguistics 2.1 (Developmental Paths in Phonological Acquisition), Tzakosta, M., J. Van der Weijer & C.C. Levelt (eds.), 13-38. Leiden Universiteit/ULCL, Leiden. [ULCL - Developmental Paths - Proceedings (LPL 2.1), ISSN 1574-4728]

2.20. Revithiadou, A. & V. Spyropoulos. 2005. The Multiple Spell-Out Hypothesis and the phonological component: Evidence from Greek. In NELS 35, Bateman, L. & C. Ussery (eds.), 523-537. Graduate Linguistic Student Association, University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
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2.21. Revithiadou, A. 2004b. The Iambic/Trochaic Law revisited: Lengthening and shortening in trochaic systems. In Leiden Papers in Linguistics 1.1, Arsenijevic, B., N. Elouazizi, M. Salzmann & M. de Vos (eds.), 37-62. Leiden Universiteit/ULCL, Leiden. [ULCL - LPL 1.1, ISSN 1574-4728]

2.22. Revithiadou, A. 2004a. Focus phrasing in Greek. In Proceedings of the 6th International Conference of Greek Linguistics, Catsimali, G., E. Anagnostopoulou, A. Kalokerinos & I. Kappa (eds.). University of Crete, Rethymnon.
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2.23. Revithiadou, A. & M. Tzakosta. 2004b. Markedness hierarchies vs. positional faithfulness and the role of multiple grammars in the acquisition of Greek. In Proceedings of GALA 2003: Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition, Baauw, S. & J. Van Kampen (eds.), vol. 2, 377-388. Utrecht University, Utrecht. [pdf, 1.32MB]

2.24. Revithiadou, A. & M. Tzakosta. 2004a. Alternative grammars in acquisition: Μarkedness- vs. faithfulness-oriented learning. In Proceedings of the 28th BUCLD Annual Conference on Language Development: Supplement, Brugos, A., L. Micciula & C.E. Smith (eds.). Cascadilla Press, Somerville, CA.
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2.25. Revithiadou, A. & V. Spyropoulos. 2003. Trapped within a phrase. In Proceedings of IP 2003, Mettouchi, A. & G. Ferré (eds.), 167-172. University of Nantes.
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2.26. Kooij, J.G. & A. Revithiadou. 2001. Greek dialects in Asia Minor: Αccentuation in Pontic and Cappadocian. Journal of Greek Linguistics 2, 75-118.
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