Doing Being Boricua: Perceptions of National Identity and the Sociolinguistic Distribution of Liquid Variables in Puerto Rican Spanish

Articles in the same Issue

1. Front Matter
2. Contents
3. Research Articles
4. Ratio Frequency: Insights into Usage Effects on Phonological Structure from Hiatus Resolution in New Mexican Spanish
5. A Reanalysis of Paradigmatic Variation in the Old Spanish Imperfect
6. How Pragmatically Odd! Interface Delays and Pronominal Subject Distribution in L2 Spanish
7. Book Reviews
8. Martínez Celdrán & Fernández Planas: Manual de fonética española: Articulaciones y sonidos del español
9. State of the Discipline. Topic: First Language Acquisition
10. Research on First Language Acquisition of Spanish Phonology
11. Viewpoints. Topic: The Role of Language Variation in Mental Grammars
12. Variation and Second Language Grammars
13. Phonological and Grammatical Variation in Exemplar Models
14. Syntactic Variation: The Case of Spanish and Portuguese Subjects
15. The Role of Language Variation in Mental Grammars: An Optimality-Theoretic Perspective
16. Dissertation Notices
17. Acquiring a Variable Structure: An Interlanguage Analysis of Second- Language Mood Use in Spanish
18. The Role of Perceptual Learning Style Preferences and Instructional Method in the Acquisition of L2 Spanish Vocabulary
19. Doing Being Boricua: Perceptions of National Identity and the Sociolinguistic Distribution of Liquid Variables in Puerto Rican Spanish