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Shor, L. & Marmorstein, M. (2024) “Self-repeat as a multimodal retraction practice: Evidence from Hebrew conversation”. Interactional Linguistics 3(1/2): 132–166.

Inbar, A. & Shor, L. (IN PRESS) The depiction of negativity: The case of the Brushing Hands gesture. To appear in: Frances Blanchette and Cynthia Lukyanenko (eds), Perspectives on Negation: Views from Across the Language Sciences. De Gruyter Mouton

Shor, L. & Inbar, A. (2023). The Interjectional Uses of the Syntactic Negators lo ‘not’ and ejn ‘there is/are not’ in Informal Israeli Hebrew. Leshonenu 85: 210–229. (Hebrew)

Cohen-Achdut, M. & Shor. L. (2024) “Rejection of presuppositions in political interviews”. Journal of Language and Politics 23(2): 239–260.

Shor, L., Reshef, Y., & Gonen, E. (2022). “Pronominal Subject Expression in Spoken Modern Hebrew: A Diachronic Perspective”. Journal of Semitic Studies 67(1): 269–288.

Shor, L. (2022). “Revisiting “verbal agreement”: The case of Israeli Hebrew”. Glossa: a journal of general linguistics 7(1): 1–35.

Shor, L. & Marmorstein, M. (2022). “The Embodied Modification of Formulations: The Quoting Gesture (QG) in Israeli-Hebrew Discourse”. Journal of Pragmatics 192: 22–40. DOI: 10.1016/j.pragma.2022.01.019

Shor, L. & Marmorstein, M. (2022). “The Embodied Modification of Formulations: The Quoting Gesture (QG) in Israeli-Hebrew Discourse”. Journal of Pragmatics 192: 22–40.

Shor, L. (2020). “Reassessing the “copula” in Israeli Hebrew”. Linguistics 58(6): 1807–1837.

Shor, L. (2020). “Negation in Modern Hebrew”. In: Ruth Berman (Ed.), Usage-based Studies in Modern Hebrew: Background, Morpho-lexicon, and Syntax (pp. 583–621). Amsterdam: John Benjamins. DOI: 10.1075/slcs.210.17sho

Shor, L. & Inbar, A. (2020). “From negation to intensification: ejn ‘there is not’ in spoken Israeli Hebrew”. In Pragmatic Particles in Greek and other Languages (pp. 77–91), Th.-S. Pavlidou (ed.), Thessaloniki: Institute of Modern Greek Studies.

Bardenstein, R., Shor, L. & Inbar, A. (2020). “Zehu as a discourse marker in spoken Hebrew”. Hebrew Linguistics 74: 27–56.

Shor, L. & Inbar, A. (2019). “The meaning of zehu ‘that’s it’ in spoken Israeli Hebrew: A corpusbased analysis of its interjectional function”. Scandinavian Studies in Language 10.1: 131–151.

Inbar, A. & Shor, L. (2019). “Covert negation in Israeli Hebrew: Evidence from co-speech gestures?” Journal of Pragmatics 143: 85–95.

Bardenstein, R. & Shor, L. (2019). “Suspending progressivity – rega ‘moment’ and ʃnija ‘second’”. Helkat Lashon 52: 114–133.

Shor, L. (2018). “The negator lo in spoken Israeli Hebrew – Prosody, Discourse and Syntax”. Hebrew Linguistics 72: 105–125.

Shor, L. (2018). “Discourse-(ana)deictic uses of manner demonstratives: A view from spoken Israeli Hebrew”. Folia Linguistica 52(2): 383–413.

Shor, L. (2017). “Ze lo kaχa ‘It’s not like that’: The functions of the discourse-deictic kaχa ‘thus’ in spoken Israeli Hebrew”. Studia Orientalia Electronica 5: 46–64.

Shor, L. (2016). “Cognitive and interactional motivations for prosodic phrasing: A corpus-based analysis of the simple clause in spoken Israeli Hebrew”. Romance Corpora and Linguistic Studies 3.2: 325–343.