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8. On the New Zealand Short Front Vowel Shift
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Cécile Viollain
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Figures vii
- List of Tables x
- List of Contributors xii
- Abbreviations xv
- Introduction 1
- 1. Gestural Delay and Gestural Reduction: Articulatory Variation in /l/-vocalisation in Southern British English 9
- 2. The Production and Perception of Derived Phonological Contrasts in Selected Varieties of English 30
- 3. The Phonological Fuzziness of Palatalisation in Contemporary English: A Case of Near-phonemes? 50
- 4. Asymmetric Acquisition of English Liquid Consonants by Japanese Speakers 74
- 5. R-sandhi in English and Liaison in French: Two Phenomenologies in the Light of the PAC and PFC Data 98
- 6. A Corpora-based Study of Vowel Reduction in Two Speech Styles: A Comparison between English and Polish 127
- 7. On ‘Because’: Phonological Variants and their Pragmatic Functions in a Corpus of Bolton (Lancashire) English 147
- 8. On the New Zealand Short Front Vowel Shift 177
- 9. The Northern Cities Vowel Shift in Northern Michigan 200
- 10. Levelling in a Northern English Variety: The Case of FACE and GOAT in Greater Manchester 221
- 11. A Study of Rhoticity in Boston: Results from a PAC Survey 238
- 12. A Corpus-based Study of /t/ flapping in American English Broadcast Speech 256
- Index 277
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Figures vii
- List of Tables x
- List of Contributors xii
- Abbreviations xv
- Introduction 1
- 1. Gestural Delay and Gestural Reduction: Articulatory Variation in /l/-vocalisation in Southern British English 9
- 2. The Production and Perception of Derived Phonological Contrasts in Selected Varieties of English 30
- 3. The Phonological Fuzziness of Palatalisation in Contemporary English: A Case of Near-phonemes? 50
- 4. Asymmetric Acquisition of English Liquid Consonants by Japanese Speakers 74
- 5. R-sandhi in English and Liaison in French: Two Phenomenologies in the Light of the PAC and PFC Data 98
- 6. A Corpora-based Study of Vowel Reduction in Two Speech Styles: A Comparison between English and Polish 127
- 7. On ‘Because’: Phonological Variants and their Pragmatic Functions in a Corpus of Bolton (Lancashire) English 147
- 8. On the New Zealand Short Front Vowel Shift 177
- 9. The Northern Cities Vowel Shift in Northern Michigan 200
- 10. Levelling in a Northern English Variety: The Case of FACE and GOAT in Greater Manchester 221
- 11. A Study of Rhoticity in Boston: Results from a PAC Survey 238
- 12. A Corpus-based Study of /t/ flapping in American English Broadcast Speech 256
- Index 277
