Detail Sociolinguistic variation data, theory and analysis: selected papers from NWAV 23 at Stanford Bibliografi Author: Arnold, Jennifer (Editor); Blake, Renee (Editor); Davidson, Brad (Editor); Schwenter, Scott ; Solomon, Julie Topik: SOCIOLINGUISTICS; VARIATION Bahasa: (EN )    ISBN: 1-575-86-038-4(Pb)     Penerbit: CSLI     Tempat Terbit: Stanford, Callifornia    Tahun Terbit: 1996     Jenis: Books Ketersediaan Perpustakaan PKBB Nomor Panggil: 401.92 ARN s Non-tandon: 1 (dapat dipinjam: 1) Tandon: tidak ada    Reserve Lihat Detail Induk Artikel dalam koleksi ini Freedom of movement: /uw/-fronting in the midwest, halaman 3-26 The (ING) variable: patterns of variation in a fraternity, halaman 27-40 Competing norms and selective assimilation: mixing outer banks and southern /)/, halaman 41-68 On the social basis of phonetic resistance: the shifting status of outer banks /ay/, halaman 69-82 Null and expressed prounoun variation in Mexican-descent children's Spanish, halaman 83-84 Linguistic preference and perspective dictum: on the phonological and morphological justification of ain't, halaman 101-112 Sorting out morphosyntactic variation in acadian French: the importance of the linguistic marketplace, halaman 113-128 Copula variability in the belize continuum and the notion of the creole continuum, halaman 129-150 Accounting for variable word-final deletion within optimality theory, halaman 151-160 Variation in negative inversion in AAVE: an optimality theoretic approach, halaman 161-176 The problem of syntactic variation, halaman 177-192 Compliments, compliment responses and politeness in an African-American community, halaman 195-208 Discourse genre, type of situation and topic of conversation in relation to phonological variables in Puerto Rican Spanish, halaman 209-222 Contact with media and linguistic variation, halaman 223-228 Sociolinguistic factors in sign language research, halaman 229-242 Intonation and register variation: the case of the English negative, halaman 243-260 Enganging the reader: the changing use of connectives in Newspaper discourse, halaman 263-278 Social effects and international dynamics: their relative importance for a discourse procedure, halaman 279-292 OK-a dynamic discourse marker in Montreal French, halaman 293-312 Laughter as interaction strategy: discursive and phonetic aspects, halaman 313-332 Whose story is this?: point of view variation and group identity in oral narrative, halaman 333-346 Variation in narrative structure, halaman 347-360 A study of the use of reported speech in spoken language, halaman 361-374 Codeswitching in a bidialectical school, halaman 377-386 A competence model of codeswitching, halaman 387-400 Intrasential codeswitching in diaglossic settings and its implications for linguistic variation and language change, halaman 400-416 Organizational principles behind codeswitching and interlanguage development in early adult second language acquisition, halaman 417-432 The lingistic consequences of catastrophic events: an example from the American Southwest, halaman 435-452 Social stratification, linguistic constraints and inherent variability in Heerlen Dutch: the use of the infinitial compkementizers om/voor, halaman 453-468 Constraints on the loss of case marking in English Wh-pronouns: four hundred years of real-time evidence, halaman 487-500 A trend study of a trendy change, halaman 501-514 Substratal effects on the evolution of modals in East LA English, halaman 515-528  Edit Artikel Opini Anda Klik untuk menuliskan opini Anda tentang koleksi ini! Lihat Sejarah Pengadaan  Konversi Metadata   Kembali

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