In:Social Dialectology: In honour of Peter Trudgill
Edited by David Britain and Jenny Cheshire
[IMPACT: Studies in Language, Culture and Society 16] 2003
► pp. vii–viii
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Published online: 29 August 2003
https://doi.org/10.1075/impact.16.toc
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Table of contents
Acknowledgementsix
Introduction
Pursuing the cascade model
Complementary approaches to the diffusion of standard features in a local community
Systemic accomodation
New dialect formation: The focusing of -kum in Amman
Variation and sound change in New Zealand English
An East Anglian in the South Atlantic? Interpreting morphosyntactic resemblances in terms of direct input, parallel development, and linguistic contact
Sociolinguistics of immigration
Why fuude is not 'food' and tschëgge is not 'check': A new look at the actuation problem
Parallel development and alternative restructuring: The case of weren't intensification
Social and linguistic dimensions of phonological change: Fitting the pieces of the puzzle together
Changing mental maps and morphology: Divergence caused by international border changes
Exploring the importance of the outlier in sociolinguistic dialectology
When is a sound change? On the role of external factors in language change
Dialect levelling and geographical diffusion in British English
Social dimensions of syntactic variation: The case of when clauses
Language variation in Greece
A Norwegian adult language game, anti-language or secret code: The Smoi of Mandal
Children and linguistic normativity
The virtue of the vernacular: On intervention in linguistic affairs
The Nynorsk standard language and Norwegian dialect varieties
Peter Trudgill's publications
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