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Variation in Indigenous Minority LanguagesEdited by James N. Stanford and Dennis R. Preston
[IMPACT: Studies in Language, Culture and Society 25] 2009
► pp. v–vi
Edited by James N. Stanford and Dennis R. Preston
[IMPACT: Studies in Language, Culture and Society 25] 2009
► pp. v–vi
Table of contents
Introduction
The lure of a distant horizon: Variation in indigenous minority languages
Part I. Variation in phonetics and phonology
1. The phonetic and phonological effects of obsolescence in Northern Paiute
2. Diglossia and monosyllabization in Eastern Cham: A sociolinguistic study
3. Affricates in Lleidatà: A sociophonetic case study
4. Sociolinguistic stratification and new dialect formation in a Canadian aboriginal community: Not so different after all?
5. The changing sound of the Māori language
6. Toward a study of language variation and change in Jonaz Chichimeco
7. A sociolinguistic sketch of vowel shifts in Kaqchikel: ATR-RTR parameters and redundancy markedness of syllabic nuclei in an Eastern Mayan language
8. Phonological features of attrition: The shift from Catalan to Spanish in Alicante
9. Sociophonetic variation in urban Ewe
10. Phonological variation in a Peruvian Quechua speech community
11. A tale of two diphthongs in an indigenous minority language: Yami of Taiwan
12. Phonological markedness, regional identity, and sex in Mayan: The fricativization of intervocalic /l/
13. The pronunciation of /r/ in Frisian: A comparative study with Dutch and Town Frisian
Part II. Variation in syntax, morphology, and morphophonology
14. Language shift among the Mansi
15. Fine-grained morphophonological variation in Scottish Gaelic: Evidence from the Linguistic Survey of Scotland
16. Animacy in Bislama? Using quantitative methods to evaluate transfer of a substrate feature
17. The challenges of less commonly studied languages: Writing a sociogrammar of Faetar
18. Language variation and change in a North Australian indigenous community
19. Ethnicity, bilingualism and variable clitic marking in Bishnupriya Manipuri
20. Clan as a sociolinguistic variable: Three approaches to Sui clans
21. Language loss in spatial semantics: Dene Sųłiné
Index
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