Language · 1993 · 117 citations · 0 references
Language StudiesFrenchLinguisticsDialectologyPhoneticsSociolinguisticsDialect BoundariesDialect ChangeLanguage ChangeOld English DialectsPhonological VariationSociolinguistic VariationDialect PhonologyDialect Variation AnalysisDialect Variation In PronunciationLanguage Change In DialectsLinguistic Variation AnalysisPhonological Change In DialectsSocial PolarizationSound Change In Dialects
The three dialects of English, W. Labov a test for mixed rules, D. Sankoff and P. Rousseau the development of ME i in England - a study in dynamic dialectology, M. Ogura, W. S. -Y. Wang and L. L. Cavalli-Sforza the socio-politics of literacy - new methods in old English dialectology, T. Toon changing realizations of A in (a)tion in relation to the front a back a opposition in Quebec French, W. Kemp and M. Yaeger-Dror burnouts vs. rednecks- the effects of group membership on the phonemic system, T. Habick social polarization and the choice of linguistic variants, P. Eckert the impact of the Ozark drawl - its role in the shift of the diphthong /ey/, C. C. Mock ethnic boundaries in linguistic variation, R. Knack.