Phonetic distance and intelligibility in Dutch

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Acknowledgments vii
3. Table of contents ix
4. List of contributors xi
5. Introduction 1
6. Part I: Theoretical perspectives
7. Enregistering pluricentric German 19
8. Communicative and cognitive dimensions of pluricentric practices in French 49
9. Linguistic pluricentrism as a neurological problem 83
10. Part II: Corpus-based studies
11. Lexical variation in aggregate perspective 103
12. Stable Lexical Marker Analysis: A corpus-based identification of lexical variation 127
13. The pluricentricity of Portuguese: A sociolectometrical approach to divergence between European and Brazilian Portuguese 143
14. Part III: Experimental and attitudinal studies
15. Global diffusion, regional attraction, local roots? Sociocognitive perspectives on the pluricentricity of English 191
16. Phonetic distance and intelligibility in Dutch 227
17. National variation of address in pluricentric languages: The examples of Swedish and German 243
18. Subject index 271
19. Author index 275