Sociolinguistic patterns and processes of convergence and divergence in Spanish

Introduction
• Sociolinguistic patterns and processes of convergence and divergence in Spanish
  Isabel Molina Martos, Florentino Paredes García & Ana M. Cestero Mancera | pp. 171–177
Articles
• Between dialect and standard: Dynamics of variation and change in Madrid
  Isabel Molina Martos | pp. 178–199
• Patterns of the linguistic change in Andalusia
  Juan Antonio Moya Corral & María de la Sierra Tejada Giráldez | pp. 200–220
• The weakening of intervocalic /d/ in the Spanish of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: Comparison with other speech communities
  José Antonio Samper Padilla & Marta Samper Hernández | pp. 221–246
• Convergence and divergence in the use of third-person atonic pronouns in Madrid and Malaga
  Francisco Díaz Montesinos & Florentino Paredes García | pp. 247–272
• The agreement of existential haber in three varieties of spoken Spanish: A contrastive analysis
  M.ª Begoña Gómez Devís & José Ramón Gómez Molina | pp. 273–293
• An approach to subject pronoun expression patterns in data from the “Project for the Sociolinguistic Study of Spanish in Spain and America”
  Pedro Martín-Butragueño | pp. 294–316
• Convergences and divergences in the use of the diminutive in Medellin, Caracas and Madrid
  Irania Malaver & Florentino Paredes García | pp. 317–340
• Narrative present in the Spanish of Santiago, Chile: Convergence and divergence with the Spanish variety from Mexico City
  Silvana Guerrero González, Javier González Riffo & Silvana Arriagada Anabalón | pp. 341–361
• Uses and resources of mitigation, in contrast
  Ana M. Cestero Mancera | pp. 362–383
Book review
• Abelardo San Martín Núñez & Silvana Guerrero González (eds.). 2016. Boletín de Filología: Estudios sobre la lengua española hablada en el mundo hispánico en su variedad geográfica y social con materiales del PRESEEA
  Reviewed by María Sancho Pascual | pp. 384–389

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