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Name: Naomi  G. Nagy
Institution: University of New Hampshire
Email: click here to access email
Homepage: http://pubpages.unh.edu/~ngn
Linguistic Field(s): Language Documentation
Linguistic Theories
Phonology
Sociolinguistics
Specialty: Lang variation, Faetar, Faitare, Francoprovençal, New England dialects
Subject Language(s): Franco-Provençal
Postal Address: English Department
Hamilton Smith Hall, University of New Hampshire
Durham,  NH
USA    03824
Phone: 603 862-2783
Fax: 603 862-3563
Selected Publications: www.unh.edu/linguistics/faitare/faitare.htm

Nagy, N. (to appear in 2004). Experimental methods for the study of variation. Encyclopedia of Language & Linguistics. Elsevier.

Nagy, N. & J. Roberts. (To appear in 2004) New England Phonology. In E. Schneider, ed. Handbook of Varieties of English: The Americas and the Caribbean. Mouton de Gruyter.

Nagy, N., H. Blondeau, & J. Auger. (2003) Second language acquisition and 'real' French: An investigation of subject doubling in the French of Montreal Anglophones. Language Variation and Change 15.1:73-103.

Blondeau, H., N. Nagy, G. Sankoff & P. Thibault. 2002. La couleur locale du français L2 des Anglo-Montréalais. In J.-M. Dewaele & R. Mougeon (eds.). L'acquisition de la variation par les apprenants du français langue seconde. Acquisition et Interaction en Langue Etrangere. Paris: L'Association ENCRAGES. 73-100.

2001 Nagy, N. (2001) Writing a sociolinguistic grammar of Faetar. Penn Working Papers in Linguistics 7.3: Selected Papers from NWAV 29. 225-246.

Nagy, N. (2001) 'Live free or die' as a linguistic principle. American Speech 76.1:30-41.

Nagy, N. (2001) Stress and schwa in Faetar. In Italian Dialects and Phonological Theory. In Lori Repetti (ed.). Current Issues in Linguistic Theory series. Philadelphia: Benjamins 239-254.

Nagy, N., J. Roberts, & C. Boberg. (2001) Yakking with the Yankees. American Language Review 5.1:40-43.

Nagy, N. (2000) What I didn't know about working in an endangered language community: Some fieldwork issues. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 144:143-160.

Nagy, N.(2000) Field work in an endangered language community. Southern Journal of Linguistics 1:121-136.

Ryback-Soucy, W. & N. Nagy. (2000) Exploring the dialect of the Franco- Americans of Manchester, NH. Journal of English Linguistics 28.3:249-264.

Nagy, N. & H. Blondeau. 1999. Double subject marking in L2 Montreal French. Penn Working Papers in Linguistics. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania .

H. Blondeau & N. Nagy. 1999. Double marquage du sujet dans le frangais parli par de jeunes
Anglo-Montrialais. In Actes de L'association canadienne de linguistique. Ottawa: Cahiers Linguistiques d'Ottawa. 59-70.

Nagy, N. & D. Heap. 1998. Francoprovengal Null Subject and Constraint Interaction. In Gruber, M. C., D. Higgins, K.S. Olson & T. Wysocki (eds.), CLS 34: The Panels. Chicago: Chicago Linguistic Society; 34.2:151-166.

Nagy, G., N. Nagy, & M. Sabourin. 1998. Signes diacritiques: perdus et retrouvis. In R. Plamondon & R. Sabourin (eds.). 1er Colloque International Francophone sur l'Ecrit et le Document. Quebec: Les Cahiers scientifiques. 404-412.

Heap, D. & N. Nagy. 1998. Subject pronoun variation in Faetar and Francoprovencal. Papers in Sociolinguistics. NWAVE-26 a l'Universite Laval. Quebec: Nota bene. 291-300. 1997

Nagy, N. & B. Reynolds. 1997. Optimality theory and variable word-final deletion in Faetar. Language Variation and Change 9.1:37-56.

Sankoff, G., P. Thibault, N. Nagy, H. Blondeau, M. Fonollosa, & L. Gagnon. 1997. Variation and the use of discourse markers in a language contact situation. Language Variation and Change 9.2:191-218.
Announced on LINGUIST -  Faetar
 Social Lives in Language - Sociolinguistics and multilingual speech communities
Reviewed on LINGUIST -  Social Lives in Language - Sociolinguistics and multilingual speech communities
Courses Taught:

Sociolinguistics Survey, Field Methods, Phonetics & Phonology, Languages in Contact, Intro to Linguistics

Dissertation Abstract: Language Contact and Language Change in the Faetar Speech community
Reviewer of: Lang Description/Sociolinguistics: Fought (2002) (LL Issue 14.1853)

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