LINGUIST List 27.1122

Thu Mar 03 2016

TOC: Lingua 172-173 (2016)

Editor for this issue: Andrew Lamont <alamontlinguistlist.org>


Date: 03-Mar-2016
From: Christopher Tancock <c.tancockelsevier.com>
Subject: Lingua Vol. 172-173 (2016)
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Publisher: Elsevier Ltd
http://www.elsevier.com/linguistics

Journal Title: Lingua
Volume Number: 172-173
Issue Number:
Issue Date: 2016


Subtitle: Coherence, covariation and bricolage. Various approaches to the systematicity of language variation, Edited by Frans Hinskens and Gregory R. Guy


Main Text:

Prelim i: Title page
Pages i

Linguistic coherence: Systems, repertoires and speech communities
Pages 1-9
Gregory R. Guy, Frans Hinskens

Coherence ‘in the mix’? Coherence in the face of language shift in Cypriot Greek
Pages 10-25
Stavroula Tsiplakou, Spyros Armostis, Dimitris Evripidou

Lects are perceptually invariant, productively variable: A coherent claim about Danish lects
Pages 26-44
Frans Gregersen, Nicolai Pharao

Coherence in new urban dialects: A case study
Pages 45-61
Heike Wiese, Ines Rehbein

How (in)coherent can standard languages be? A perceptual perspective on co-variation
Pages 62-71
Stefan Grondelaers, Roeland van Hout

Co-variation and varieties in modern Dutch ethnolects
Pages 72-86
Linda van Meel, Frans Hinskens, Roeland van Hout

Linking community coherence, individual coherence, and bricolage: The co-occurrence of (r), raised bought and raised bad in New York City English
Pages 87-99
Kara Becker

Co-occurrence of sociolinguistic variables and the construction of ethnic identities
Pages 100-115
Luiza Newlin-Łukowicz

Social and structural constraints in lectal cohesion
Pages 116-130
Livia Oushiro

Contact and coherence: Dialectal leveling and structural convergence in NYC Spanish
Pages 131-146
Daniel Erker, Ricardo Otheguy


Linguistic Field(s): Anthropological Linguistics
                            Historical Linguistics
                            Morphology
                            Phonetics
                            Sociolinguistics
                            Syntax

Subject Language(s): Danish (dan)
                            Dutch (nld)
                            English (eng)
                            German (deu)
                            Greek, Modern (ell)
                            Portuguese (por)
                            Spanish (spa)

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