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Change in the perception of language varieties

  • DENNIS R. PRESTON
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Historical Dialectology
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Chapters in this book

  1. I-IV I
  2. Preface V
  3. List of participants VII
  4. The dangers of dialect parochialism: the Scottish vowel length rule 1
  5. Remarks on the question of dialects in Old Irish 23
  6. Center and periphery: adoption, diffusion, and spread 39
  7. Syntactic change in Finnish dialects 85
  8. What is in a name? 111
  9. Propositions for the study of Old French and its dialects 139
  10. Dialects wanting homes: a numerical approach to the early varieties of Coptic 149
  11. Stylistic dialects in Fox linguistic change 193
  12. The study of Early Modern English variation — the Cinderella of English historical linguistics? 211
  13. The unnaturalness of naturalness 229
  14. A lost Middle English dialect 235
  15. The phonological incorporation of Spanish into Mexicano (Nahuatl) 273
  16. Historical implications of a dialectological approach to convergence 283
  17. Social dialect influence in language change: the halting of a sound change in Oslo Norwegian 329
  18. The importance of dialectology for a new look at Romance linguistic history 337
  19. Bartoli's second "norm" 349
  20. Ladin and other relic language forms in the eastern Alpine region 357
  21. The actuation problem for gender change in Wessex versus Newfoundland 377
  22. On the state and possible aims of Middle English word geography 397
  23. Dialectology in historical grammar 417
  24. The relative WHAT: two kinds of evidence 443
  25. Change in the perception of language varieties 475
  26. Formation and evolution of the feminine and masculine nominative singular nouns in Old French la maison(s) and li charbons 505
  27. On the role of dialect contact and interdialect in linguistic change 547
  28. The history of voicing of initial fricatives in Southern England: a case of conflict between regional and social dialect 565
  29. Old English glossaries and dialectology 601
  30. The phonology of South-Western English 1500-1700 609
  31. Die Vokalentwicklungen des Neiderländisch- Schlesischen in strukturgeographischstrukturhistorischer Sicht 645
  32. Metaphors in dialectological diction. A critical note 679
  33. Index of names 687
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