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Morphosyntactic Variation in Spanish Heritage Speakers: Studies on Clitic Pronoun Processing and the Comprehension and Production of Gender-Inclusive –e Across the Animacy Hierarchy
Heritage bilingualism is the most common form of bilingualism, yet it remains the most understudied. The existing literature on heritage languages has mainly employed offline measures, but these measures might not accurately reflect heritage language knowledge. This dissertation employs online metho
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