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From Utterances to Speech Acts

By Mikhail Kissine

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Journal Title:	Language Variation and Change
Volume/Issue:	24/1
Date:	2012
Table of Contents:	Acoustic correlates of rhythm in New Zealand English: A diachronic study by Jacqui Nokes, Jennifer B. Hay pp 1-31 Aspects of identity in a second language: ING variation in the speech of Polish migrants living in Manchester, UK by Rob Drummond pp 107-133 Gender, prescriptivism, and language change: Morphological variation in Hebrew animate reference by Erez Levon pp 33-58 Exploiting random intercepts: Two case studies in sociophonetics by Katie Drager, Jennifer B. Hay pp 59-78 Variation and change in Chinese Korean: The case of vowel /y/ by Wenhua Jin pp 79-106
Publisher:	Cambridge University Press
Linguistic Field(s):	Historical Linguistics Morphology Phonetics Phonology Sociolinguistics Language Acquisition
Subject Language(s):	English Hebrew Korean

LL Issue:	23.4018