The impact of internal or contact-induced change on weak preterites in -ɘt in Danish dialects with an outlook to Norway and Sweden

Chapters in this book

1. I-VI I
2. Characteristics of spoken vernaculars: parsing strategies? The case of German 1
3. Language variation and phonological theory: inflected adjectives in Dutch and related languages 35
4. Perceptual dialectology: aims, methods, findings 57
5. Parallels in the phonological systems of Southern Dutch and Northern French dialects 105
6. Britain and the Continent - linguistic interrelations 123
7. Aspects of Armenian dialectology 141
8. Typology and dialectology: a programmatic sketch 159
9. The role of prosodic and verbal aspects of speech in the perceived divergence of Dutch and English language varieties 173
10. Morphologische Reanalysen bei lokalen Adverbien, Präpositionen und Adjektiven im Thüringischen und Ostfränkischen 193
11. Basque accentuation and dialectology 207
12. On the (non-)persistence of dialect features in American Dutch (1): general aspects 231
13. On the (non-)persistence of dialect features in American Dutch (2): the case of Iowa Dutch 243
14. The impact of internal or contact-induced change on weak preterites in -ɘt in Danish dialects with an outlook to Norway and Sweden 269
15. Meta-constraints and constraint ranking in relation to the representation of nasality and palatality across French dialects 283
16. Probleme bei der Erstellung von Sprachkarten im Untersuchungsgebiet des "Bayerischen Sprachatlas" am Beispiel von Richtungsadverbien 301
17. Dialektwandel und Einstellung - Das Beispiel der Aarauer Stadtmundart. Dialect change and attitudes 313
18. The pronunciation of standard Dutch - An evaluation study 333
19. On ethnobiological nomenclature in Southern Dutch dialects 353