Variation and Convergence
Studies in Social Dialectology
1st Edition
Published on 25. February 2014
VI, 320 pages
978-3-11-085160-1 (ISBN)
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Content
- Intro
- Introduction: Variation and Convergence as a Topic in Dialectology and Sociolinguistics
- On the Interpretive Analysis of Historical Records: Linguistic Relations in Seventeenth Century Osnabrück
- A Case of Convergence and its Interpretation: MHG î and û in the City Dialect of Constance
- Sociophonology
- Swiss German Dialects and Swiss Standard High German
- Word Final /r/ in a Northern English Accent: An Interactional Account of Variable Production
- Divergence and Convergence of Dialect and Standard from the Perspective of the Language Learner
- Convergence, Discourse and Variation
- Uncodified Code: A Look at Some Properties of the Dialects of Sicily and a Presentation of One Speaker
- Conversational Microconvergences between Dialect and Language
- Converging Divergence and Diverging Convergence: The Dialect-Language Conflict and Contrasting Evolutionary Trends in Modern Italy
- Varieties, Variation, and Convergence in the Linguistic Repertoire of the Old Order Amish in Kent County, Delaware
- Standardization Processes and Linguistic Repertoires in Africa and Europe: Some Comparative Remarks
