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Publication details [#501]

Sankoff, David and Henriette Cedergren, eds. 1981. Variation omnibus. Linguistic Research. ix + 601 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English

Articles in this volume

Morin, Yves-Charles. Ou sont passés les finals de l'ancien français? 35–47
Lefebvre, Claire. Variation in plural marking: The case of Cuzco Quechua. 73–84
Guy, Gregory R. Parallel variability in American dialects of Spanish and Portuguese. 85–96
Milroy, Lesley. The effect of two interacting extra-linguistic variables on patterns of variation in urban vernacular speech. 161–168
Labov, William. What can be learned about change in progress from synchronic description? 177–199
Ross, John Robert. Why I don't invert in 'why' questions, mommy and daddy? 239–248
Parker, Frank. Negation and scope restrictions on 'anymore'. 249–255
Tottie, Gunnel. Negation and discourse strategy in spoken and written English. 271–284
Adamson, H.D. and Ceil Kovac. Variation theory and second language acquisition: An analysis of Schumann's data. 285–292
Davison, Alice. Contextual effects on 'generic' indefinites: Cross-linguistic arguments for pragmatic factors. 359–368
Vincent, Diane. C'est ici ou là? C'est ici là. 437–444
Heller, Monica S., Jean-Paul Bartholomot, Laurette Levy and Luc Ostiguy. Videz les tanks!: Language use in a Montreal brewery after Bill 101. 455–462
Aleong, Stanley. Lexical variation in Quebec French ice hockey terminology: A historical perspective. 463–470
Moag, Rodney F. A hierarchical typology of variation and how it varies according to the role of English in the society. 471–479
Head, Brian F. Variation and rate of change in the diffusion of new patterns of address. 489–498
Eckert, Penelope. Notes on pronominal strategies in a bilingual community. 499–503
Purcell, April Komenaka. Tracing variation in the stream of speech. 505–512
Dines, Elizabeth. Functional variation in classroom discourse. 513–521
Steinmann, Martin Jr. Elegant variation. 523–526
Zwicky, Arnold M. and Ann D. Zwicky. Telegraphic registers in written English. 535–544
Marsh, John. Social factors of language use in physician-patient interaction. 545–552
Marlos, Evangeline S. Why answer? A goal-based analysis of a speech event. 553–564
Bresnahan, Mary I. Linguistic limbo: The case of the non-native English speaking defendant in the American courtroom. 565–572
Seguin, Margaret. Variation in code-switching behavior: Adolescents and elders in a Tsimshiam village - Is there always a system? 573–578