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A synchronic study of English spoken in Ottawa
Is Canadian English becoming more American?
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Howard B. Woods
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Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
- Introduction vii
- “Lawless and vulgar innovations” 1
- Canadian English lexicography 27
- The hobgoblin of Canadian English spelling 45
- The planting of Anglo-Irish in Newfoundland 65
- The Americanization of Canadian pronunciation 85
- African American English in the diaspora 109
- A synchronic study of English spoken in Ottawa 151
- Linguistic symmetries, asymmetries, and border effects within a Canadian/American sample 179
- A sociolinguistic analysis of Canadian English in Saskatchewan 201
- Retracting of /æ/ in Vancouver English 229
- Comparative sociolinguistics of (aw)-fronting 247
- Local patterns and markers of speech in Vancouver English 269
- Addresses of authors 295
- Index 297
Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
- Introduction vii
- “Lawless and vulgar innovations” 1
- Canadian English lexicography 27
- The hobgoblin of Canadian English spelling 45
- The planting of Anglo-Irish in Newfoundland 65
- The Americanization of Canadian pronunciation 85
- African American English in the diaspora 109
- A synchronic study of English spoken in Ottawa 151
- Linguistic symmetries, asymmetries, and border effects within a Canadian/American sample 179
- A sociolinguistic analysis of Canadian English in Saskatchewan 201
- Retracting of /æ/ in Vancouver English 229
- Comparative sociolinguistics of (aw)-fronting 247
- Local patterns and markers of speech in Vancouver English 269
- Addresses of authors 295
- Index 297
