Comment: The most perfect of signs: Iconicity in variation

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
3. Introduction: Tracing the origin of /s/ variation
4. Variability in /s/ among transgender speakers: Evidence for a socially grounded account of gender and sibilants
5. The development of gender-specific patterns in the production of voiceless sibilant fricatives in Mandarin Chinese
6. The substance of style: Gender, social class and interactional stance in /s/-fronting in southeast England
7. Implicit and explicit gender priming in English lingual sibilant fricative perception
8. The embedded indexical value of /s/-fronting in Afrikaans and South African English
9. On the influence of coronal sibilants and stops on the perception of social meanings in Copenhagen Danish
10. Tracing the indexicalization of the notion “Helsinki s”
11. Comment: The most perfect of signs: Iconicity in variation
12. Publications received between 2 June 2016 and 1 June 2017