Events for NWAV 34 take place on and around NYU’s Washington Square campus.
The key below provides the names and addressed of the building abbreviations
used in the schedule. Please note that because of security reasons, an NWAV
participant badge (available at registration) is required for entry into
all NWAV events and NYU buildings.
FRIDAY 21 OCTOBER 2005 |
| 8a-6p |
Registration (Silver Eighth Floor
Elevator Lobby) |
| 8.30a |
Breakfast (Silver
802 & 804) |
| 9a-6p |
Book Display (Silver 810) |
| |
Session 1A (Silver 805)
Frequency and Function |
Session 1B (Silver 806)
Ethnolects and Identity |
Session 1C (Silver 808)
Morphosyntactic Variation |
Session 1D (Silver 809)
Ideologies of Contact |
| 9.00a |
Variation in Sign Languages:
Reexamining the Role of the Phonological Environment
Robert Bayley & Ceil Lucas |
Doing being Chinese: The performance
of identity in the sociolinguistic interview
Ashley Williams |
Tense variation in Spanish
Oral Narratives of Puerto Ricans in New York City
Nydia Flores-Ferrán |
Representations of
Hindi in the Dalit Resistance Movement
Sai Samant & Rizwan Ahmad
|
| 9.25a |
Frequency
and the spreading of sociolinguistic variation: A usage-based study
of the pluralization of haber in Spanish
Manuel Díaz-Campos, Eric Chappetto, Catalina Mendez & Erin
McNulty |
Style and Language
Contact Through Popular Culture: The Case of Grime
Nikki Seifert & Eric McCready |
Messy habits: The variable expression
of habitual aspect in Quebec English
Gerard Van Herk |
Codeswitching and indexicality:
Chinese migrants’ mediation of language ideologies and bilingual
resources in Singapore
Er-Xin Lee |
| 9.50a |
Listeners´sensitivity
to the frequency of sociolinguistic variables
William Labov, Sharon Ash, Maciej Baranowski, Maya Ravindranath
& Tracy Weldon |
Performing as we speak:
a case study of Anika Moa
Donna Starks & Anna Coddington |
Comparing
Rates and Constraints in Present Perfect / Preterit Variation in
Spanish
Scott Schwenter & Rena Torres Cacoullos |
Becoming Francophone; Becoming
French?: The Jews of Tunis between the Wars
Keith Walters |
| 10.15a |
A usage-based approach to hiatus
resolution in Spanish
Matthew Alba |
Constructing Korean American femininity
through an AAVE-influenced youth style
Elaine Chun |
The quest for angloversals
and vernacular universals in varieties of English worldwide
Benedikt Szmrecsanyi & Bernd Kortmann |
Chicano English in Michigan
Rebecca Roeder |
COFFEE BREAK 10.40 – 11.00 |
| |
Session 2A (Silver 805)
Grammatical Constraints on Variation |
Session 2B (Silver 806)
Discursive Constructions of Identity |
Session 2C (Silver 808)
Modeling SociolinguisticProcesses |
Session 2D (Silver 809)
Variation in Childhood and Adolescence |
| 11.00a |
The Persistence of
Grammatical Constraints: “Urban sojourners” from Bequia
Miriam Meyerhoff & James Walker |
The construction of group
identity in apologies for a political event
Mai Kuha & Elizabeth Riddle |
Internal variation + external
contact = change? On the loss of initial consonant clusters in Early
Middle English
Daniel Schreier |
Beyond purple Tellytubbies:
The emergence of variation in toddlers
Julie Roberts |
| 11.25a |
Testing Hypotheses about
Steps in Grammatical Turnover/Shift
Carol Myers-Scotton |
"Help Me, I am a Stepmother!":
Self- and Other-Positioning in the Internet Help-Sites Discourse
Mirjana Dediac |
Diglossia, code-switching, style-shifting:
A field theory of variety alternation
Gregory Guy & Laureen Lim |
"Mam,
ma trousers is fa'in doon!" Morphosyntax vs. phonology in the
acquisition of variation
Jennifer Smith, Mercedes Durham, Liane Fortune & Hazel Steele |
| 11.50a |
Constraints on Intra-Sentential
Codeswitching in Gibraltar
Carmen Ruiz-Sanchez |
Where I’m Coming From: The Co-Construction
of Racial and Gender Identity in the Talk of Persons with Alzheimer’s
Disease
Charlene Pope |
The
move to the city and the quantity and quality of Maori vowels
Margaret Maclagan, Ray Harlow, Jeanette King, Catherine Watson
& Peter Keegan |
Features of AAVE as Features
of PRE: A Study of Adolescents in Philadelphia
Tonya Wolford & Keelan Evans |
| 12.15p |
A contact phenomenon at the syntax-pragmatics
interface: Word order in bilingual Spanish
Emily Hinch |
How to Speak Like a Pittsburgher:
Folk Lexicography and the Discursive Construction of Dialect and
Place
Barbara Johnstone |
Endogenous
linguistic change in inner-London teenage speech as the generator
of vowel innovations: Implications for models of innovation, levelling
and diffusion
Paul Kerswill, Eivind Torgersen, Sue Fox & Jenny Cheshire |
Growing up and apart: Gender
divergences in two Chicagoland elementary schools
Richard Cameron |
LUNCH BREAK 12.40 – 2.00 |
| |
Session 3A (Silver 805)
Linguistic Marketplaces |
Session 3B (Silver 806)
Constraints on Variation |
Session 3C (Silver 808)
Variation and Creoles |
|
| 2.00p |
Standardization and Suburbanization:
Modernity and language change in Basque
Bill Haddican |
That-Omission Beyond Processing:
Stylistic and Social Effects
Laura Staum & Florian Jaeger |
Language Shift in Early Twentieth-Century
Hawaii: Evidence from a Corpus of Life Histories
Sarah Roberts |
|
| 2.25p |
The Role of Ideology in Semantic
Change
Andrew Wong |
Individual and Community
Grammars : Gliding across French Dialects
David Heap & Stephanie Kelly |
Layers of Borrowing in a Multilingual
Society: Transfer and Calquing as Changes From Above in Papiamentu
Passive Constructions
Tara Sanchez |
|
| 2.50p |
The fragmentation of the “proletarian
revolutionary family”: Use of address terms in contemporary urban
China
Qing Zhang |
Effects from prosody on three
dialect features of a variety of English spoken on the Iron Range
of Northern Minnesota
Matt Bauer |
Creoles and the city: Testing
sociolinguistic concepts in a creole urban environment
Stephanie Hackert |
|
| 3.15p |
“I’m like: ‘I know, I do
the same thing’”: Can minority speakers catch up with the Joneses?
Nathalie Dion & Shana Poplack |
NAME dropping:
Location variation in Australian Sign Language
Adam Schembri, Trevor Johnston & Della Goswell |
Copula absence in Hawai‘i Creole:
Social and linguistic constraints of variation
Aya Inoue |
|
COFFEE BREAK 3.40 – 4.00 |
| |
Session 4A (Silver 805)
Contact in the City |
Session 4B (Silver 806)
Perspectives on AAE |
Session 4C (Silver 808)
Contact Phonology |
|
| 4.00p |
Pre-Lateral Laxing
and Light (l) in New York Latino English
Peter Slomanson & Michael Newman |
Autonomy and Locally Defined
Social Variation: African American English in Princeville, NC
Ryan Rowe & Kristy D’Andrea |
Intervocalic V/d/V variation
in Palenquero Spanish
Thomas Morton |
|
| 4.25p |
Kinoki: Redefining Nairobi’s
Street Life
Mungai Mutonya |
“Yo mein rap is phat wie dein mama”:
African American Language in Online German Hiphop
Elaine Richardson |
The cot/caught Merger
in Suburban Atlanta as a Case of Phonological Leveling
Bridget Anderson |
|
| 4.50p |
Dialects and identities in Casablanca,
Morocco: The case of Fessi migrants
Atiqa Hachimi |
‘It’s good things and
bad things to both systems’: AAVE morphosyntactic features and educational
evaluation
Dennis Preston & Dan Flynn |
Phonological convergence and
divergence within the same British city
Kevin Watson |
|
| 5.15p |
The emergence of ethnolects in Dutch
cities: Between second language acquisition and dialectology
Wouter Kusters & Esther Van Kieken |
Sociolinguistic Myths in the
Study of African American English
Walt Wolfram |
Canadian features in the structural
phonology of Newfoundland English
Charles Boberg |
|
POSTER SESSION |
| 5.45p |
Perceptual Similarity
of Regional Varieties of American English
Cynthia Clopper, Susannah Levi & David Pisoni |
A Tale of Two Accents:
A Comparison of Folk Linguistic Perceptions of American Southern
English and Saxon German
Keith Kennetz & Christina Anders |
“Good morning” in suit and tie
versus “Hello” in shorts with piercing: A sociolinguistic study
of formalities in Hungarian
Erika Sólyom |
Learning to talk native:
Listeners’ perception of speech from three dialect areas
Katherine Sadis & Julie Roberts |
| Near-merger
revisited: ferry and furry in Philadelphia
Lukasz Abramowicz, Damien Hall & Maya Ravindranath |
Urban Migration, Social Mobility
and Phonetic Shift: A Longitudinal Study
Paul De Decker |
The Production and Perception of
Dental versus Retroflex Sibilants in the Songyuan Dialect of Northeastern
Mandarin Chinese
Fangfang Li |
Urban Interactions and the Spread
of Written Standards
Bruce Spencer |
| Some Alternative
Hypotheses for the Emergence of Monophthongal /ai/
Guy Bailey, Jan Tillery & Claire Andres |
Segment length as a sociolinguistic
variable in Palestinian Arabic
Uri Horesh |
I think 'that' is deleted
in Montreal
Naomi Nagy & Hélène Blondeau |
Negative prestige and
sound change: a sociolinguistic study of the assibilation of /R/
in Brazilian Portuguese
Michael Taylor & David Eddington |
| Semantics meets sociolinguistics:
A new way of approaching meaning variation
Justyna Blazowska |
Immigrant language and Second
Language Acquisition
J. Clancy Clements |
Clustering
dialects automatically –a Mutual Information approach
Naomi Nagy, Xiaoli Zhang, George Nagy, Edgar W. Schneider |
The influence of Common Czech
on the speech of Moravian students: Sociolinguistic factors on second-dialect
acquisition
James Wilson |
| Variation in the Scottish
Gaelic nasal mutation: Evidence from the Linguistic Survey of Scotland
Anna Bosch & Jim Scobbie |
The low-back merger in Indianapolis
English
Deena Fogle |
Social Constraints on the Expression
of Futurity in Spanish-Speaking Urban Communities
Rafael Orozco |
The
Low Back Vowel Distinction in New York City English
Amy Wong, Kara Becker, Jocelyn Doxsey & Marcos Rohena-Madrazo |
| Hella
Nor Cal or Totally So Cal?: The Perceptual Dialectology of California
Mary Bucholtz, Nancy Bermudez, Lisa Edwards, Victor Fung &
Rosalva Vargas |
The Urban/Rural Speech Divide
in Missouri
Matthew Gordon |
Windsor French and the phonologie
du français contemporain project
François Poiré & Stephaine Kelly |
What
does it mean for a feature to sound local, and what do local-sounding
features accomplish?: Local orientation and local-sounding speech
in Pittsburgh
Scott Kiesling, Jennifer Andrus, Neeta Bhasin & Barbara Johnstone |
| Sociolinguistic Efficiency:
Resumptive Pronouns in Peruvian Spanish
Alvaro Cerron-Palomino |
Loan word frequency and
phonological incorporation as markers of dialect differentiation
Steven Hartman Keiser |
Solving the puzzle of
‘r’ among first generation speakers in Lorain Puerto Rican Spanish
Michelle Ramos-Pellicia |
Stylistic variation among
four generations of Cajun French speakers
Sylvie Dubois & Carole Salmon |
| On
the development of an open archive for language variation
Bill Rivers, David Harrison, Richard Brecht & Bernard Spolsky
|
|
|
|
VARBRUL Presentation: Goldvarb for OS X (The Variable
Rule Program Updated)
David Sankoff, Sali Tagliamonte & Eric Smith |
BOOK LAUNCH
Sponsored by Mouton de Gruyter in honor of
Atlas of North American English
William Labov, Sharon Ash & Charles Boberg |
SATURDAY 22 OCTOBER 2005 |
| 8a-6p |
Registration (Silver Eighth Floor
Elevator Lobby) |
| 8.30a |
Breakfast (Silver
802 & 804) |
| 9a-6p |
Book Display (Silver 810) |
| |
Session 5A (Silver 805)
Social Theory and Variation |
Session 5B (Silver 806)
Dialect Retention/Dialect Change |
Session 5C (Silver 808)
Changes in Progress |
Session 5D (Silver 809)
Contact and Variation in AAE |
| 9.00a |
Linguistic Variation and Social
Status in Old Age
Mary Rose |
Changes in the pronominal
system in Brazilian Portuguese: the case of the third person
Mary Kato & Eugenia Duarte |
Is the extension
of estar a change in progress or a stable change: A combined analysis
of sociolinguistic and discourse factors in Spanish
Manuel Díaz-Campos & Kimberly Geesin |
Reconsidering Negative Inversion
in African American English and Southern White English
Jessica White |
| 9.25a |
Applying social theory to
linguistic variation: The case of sociological consciousness
Robin Dodsworth |
Transplanted dialects
and language change: question formation in Québec
Martin Elsig & Shana Poplack |
Evolution and Divergence in Romance:
The "passado composto" in Portuguese
Ronald Mendes |
Real-time Changes in
Social Stratification: Status and Gender in the Trajectories of
Change for AAE Variables
Jennifer Nguyen |
| 9.50a |
Whose Northern California
Vowel Shift?
Penelope Eckert, Rebecca Regos & Micha Rinkus |
Appalachian English in Southern
Indiana? The Evidence from Verbal -s
Brian José |
Tracking the Northern Cities
Shift in Chicago: A Look at Age and Gender
Corrine McCarthy |
Transitional Dialect Zones in
Post-Insular Ethnolinguistic Configuration: The Case of Bertie County
Angus Bowers |
| 10.15a |
Trajectories of Linguistic
Change in Communities of Practice: Reconfiguration and Dissolution
Christine Mallinson & Becky Childs |
Null Subjects in Brazilian
Portuguese: a variant for non-referential subjects
Luciana Cunha-Muniz |
Lower, fronter, (and shorter):
The trajectory of /aw/ and /ow/ in Columbus, OH
David Durian & Andrew Smith |
African American English in
the Twin Cities, Phase Two
Bartlomiej Plichta |
COFFEE BREAK 10.40 – 11.00 |
| |
Session 6A (Silver 805)
Variation: Explanations in Syntax |
Session 6B (Silver 806)
Contact and Dialect Acquisition |
Session 6C (Silver 808)
Footings, Frames & Stances |
Session 6D (Silver 809)
Changes in Time |
| 11.00a |
Beyond You and I: Distributed
Morphological Mechanisms of Pronoun Variation
Jeffrey Parrott |
Variable perception in
interlanguage phonology: codas in Brazilian Portuguese English
Walcir Cardoso & Paul John |
Explaining
phonological variation and change in an urban vernacular: does television
play a role?
Jane Stuart-Smith, Claire Timmins & Gwylim Price |
Where is vas
going in Ontario French?
Raymond Mougeon, Terry Nadasdi & Katherine Rehner |
| 11.25a |
From VS to SV order with
unaccusative verbs in Brazilian Portuguese
Eugenia Duarte & Humberto Soares |
Acquisition of the Chinese Morphosyntactic
Particle de (?) by English Speakers
Xiaoshi Li |
Problematizing
the panel study: The role of contextual factors in shaping real-time
data in Smith Island, MD
Jennifer McFadden & Natalie Schilling-Estes |
Dialect Shifts in Rural
Middle Georgia
Megan Melancon & Katherine Wise |
| 11.50a |
Preposition Stranding and the
Noun-Compounding Parameter
Lewis Gebhardt |
Differential Vowel Accomodation
among Two Native American Groups
Elizabeth Coggshall |
Style shifting as a stance-based
phenomenon: A conversational case study
Scott Kiesling |
A study about nothing:
Null subjects as a diagnostic of convergence between English and
French
Martine Leroux & Lidia Jarmasz |
| 12.15p |
Evaluating the
role of verb type in subject/verb agreement in Brazilian Portuguese
Maria Scherre, Anthony Naro & Caroline Cardoso |
A non target-like feature,
its acquisition and the emergence of an ethnolect: the loss of grammatical
gender
Leonie Cornips & Aafke Hulk |
Linguistic Security in the Urban
South
Susan Tamasi |
Of "moice" and men: The
evolution of a male-led sound change
Jeff Conn |
LUNCH BREAK 12.40 – 2.00 |
| |
Session 7A (Silver 805)
Cultural Belonging |
Session 7B (Silver 806)
AAVE Through Time (Sponsored by ADS) |
Session 7C (Silver 808)
Social Evaluations of Features |
Session 7D (Silver 809)
Phonetics of Local Identity |
| 2.00p |
El ticket or la boleta? Lexical
variation and contested linguistic boundaries in interpreter-mediated
interaction
Philipp Angermeyer |
AAVE Existential Variation
and Change in Apparent Time: A Preliminary Investigation in Washington,
DC
Jennifer Sclafani |
Linguistic insecurity in discourse:
Korean attitudes towards styles of English
Joseph Park |
Change and overlap in
/ay/ and /oy/ among Barbadians in Southeast England
Michelle Straw & Peter Patrick |
| 2.25p |
Ethnolinguistic identity
and Spanish dialect features among MexiRicans in Chicago
Kim Potowski & Janine Matts |
Discourse strategies
in the social construction of a rural African American community
Patricia Cukor-Avila & Sonja Widman |
Attitudes towards
new ways of reporting and intensifying: All
Isabelle Buchstaller & Michael Deeringer |
Low central vowel fronting in
Cardiff English
Betsy Evans |
| 2.50p |
When your mother tongue is
not your mother's tongue: Linguistic reflexes of Sui exogamy
James Stanford |
Real-time Evidence for
the Early Stages of Phonetic Change: A Look at Detroit AAE Glottalization
of /d/ in the 1960s
Jennifer Nguyen & Bridget Andersen |
Variation and the Listener:
The contextual meanings of (ING)
Kathryn Campbell-Kibler |
Regional Identity and /ai/ Monophthongization
in the Gateway to the American South
Daniel Miller |
| 3.15p |
Russian Immigrants in
Philadelphia as English Speakers and Philadelphians
Michael Friesner & Aaron Dinkin |
Against consensus: Challenging
the contentions of the New Anglicists and divergencists concerning
the development of AAVE
John Rickford |
Southern or rural?
The social perception of intraregional vowel distinctions
Valerie Fridland & Kathy Bartlett |
Intonational Variation and Social
Meaning: Categorical and Phonetic Aspects
Robert Podesva |
COFFEE BREAK 3.40 – 4.00 |
| |
Session 8A (Silver 805)
Ethnolects and Identity |
Session 8B (Silver 806)
Sociolinguistic Methods |
Session 8C (Silver 808)
Future Marking |
Session 8D (Silver 809)
Discourse Markers |
| 4.00p |
Ethnolects and the city:
Language and identity in Toronto
Michol Hoffman & James Walker |
Fostering Teacher Change:
Considerations in Influencing Teachers’ Language-Related Attitudes
and Practices
Julie Sweetland |
Age grading in the future
Gillian Sankoff & Suzanne Evans Wagner |
From English morpheme to symbol
of Chinese netizenship: Exploring -ing in Chinese blogs
Jia Lou |
| 4.25p |
The Whitey Voice: Linguistic variation,
agency, and the discursive construction of Whiteness in a Black
American barbershop
H. Samy Alim |
Coping with Variability in Judgments
Ralph Fasold |
On future constructions in Brazilian
Portuguese
Dinah Callou |
The Discourse Marker Mais
Dame: Past and Present Functions
Gary Butler & Ruth King |
| 4.50p |
"Oh, we're not making
fun of you": An investigation of stylization and ideologies
in Italian-English bilingual family interaction
Lisa Del Torto |
An Interactive Web-Based
Application for Vowel Plotting
Terry Irons & Scott Murphy |
Future markers will,
gonna and gon in Detroit AAVE: comparison with
Urban Guyanese Creole
Walter Edwards |
OMG, its so PC! Instant
Messaging and Teen Language
Sali Tagliamonte & Derek Denis |
| 5.15p |
When I came here, it was like,
"You’re white." I was like, "I am?": hip hop
and the resistance to whiteness among immigrant youth in NYC
Cece Cutler |
Analysis of Urban
Interview Data as a Corpus
William Kretzschmar & Betsy Barry |
Will we share THE FUTURE: Grammaticization
of ‘going to’, a Persian perspective
Reza Ghafar Samar |
Intensive and Quotative
ALL: Something old, something new
The Stanford ALL Project |
DINNER BREAK 5.45-7.30 |
| 7.30p |
INVITED PANEL
Eisner & Lubin Auditorium (Kimmel 401)
Language and the City
Anne Charity (Linguistics, The College of William and Mary)
Harvey Molotch (Sociology and Metropolitan Studies, New York University)
Pedro Noguera (Teaching and Learning, New York University)
Lok Siu (Anthropology and Asian/Pacific/American Studies, New York
University) |
| 9.00p |
NWAV PARTY
Artists Space (38 Greene Street, 3rd Floor) |
SUNDAY 23 OCTOBER 2005 |
| 8.30a |
BREAKFAST WITH BILL (Silver
802 & 804) |
| 9a-1.30p |
Book Display (Silver 810) |
| |
Panel 1 (Silver 805)
Research Institute for the Study
of Language in Urban Society (RISLUS) |
Panel 2 (Silver 806)
Emigrants and
Exiles in the Old and New World: The Sociolinguistic Impact of Irish
Migration and Settlement |
Panel 3 (Silver 808)
New Ways of Analyzing
Intonation |
Panel 4 (Silver 809)
Styling the City: Variation
and Change in the Linguistic Construction of Urban Identities |
| 9.30a – 11.10a |
English or Spanish?! Language
Accommodation in Urban Service Encounters
Laura Callahan |
Migration to the Old
World: The Sociolinguistic Impact of Irish Famine settlements in
Newcastle and Sheffield
Joan Beal and Karen Corrigan |
Tracking language change in the
intonation patterns of Turkish-German bilinguals in Germany
Robin Queen |
Slang in the City: Linguistic
Difference and Social Distance in Rio de Janeiro
Jennifer Roth-Gordon |
| The Role of
Morphological Ambiguity as a Constraint on Subject Pronoun Expression
in the Spanish of New York City
Daniel Erker & Ricardo Otheguy |
The Irish-English Perfect in
an Overseas Enclave Variety
Sandra Clarke |
Intonational
Distinctiveness of African American English
Jennifer Cole, Erik Thomas, Erica Britt & Elizabeth Coggshall |
Gentrification, Politics
and Semantic Shift: Variation and Change in the Meanings of Diversity
Gabriella Modan |
| Attributing
Linguistic Features in Middlesbrough English to Irish Immigration
Barbara Fennell & Carmen Llamas |
| Syntax and Reading in
the Bilingual Child
Gita Martohardjono |
Out of Ireland: Second-Person-Plural
Pronouns in American English
Michael Montgomery |
Sociolinguistic
variation in prosodic parameters: cognition and interaction
Malcah Yaeger-Dror, Tania Granadillo & Shoji Takano |
Speaking of sex in the postcolonial
city: English loanwords in the discourse of Nigerian Hausa "homos"
Rudolf Gaudio |
| Initial stages
and apparent changes in the variable use of subject personal pronouns
in Spanish in New York
Ricardo Otheguy & Daniel Erker |
Finding a Network in
Seattle: Variability in Immigrant Phonology and the Ubiquity of
Weak Network Ties
Alicia Beckford Wassink |
Perception of non-standard
prosodic features in French via resynthesis in PRAAT: preliminary
findings
Zsuzsanna Fagyal, Christopher Stewart, & Peter Golato |
Contesting `street language`:
Language practices and ideologies in Dutch youth subcultures
Vincent de Rooij |
COFFEE BREAK 11.10 – 11.30 |
| |
Session 9A (Silver 805)
Listener Perceptions of Difference |
Session 9B (Silver 806)
Local Identity Making |
Session 9C (Silver 808)
Language and Prestige |
Session 9D (Silver 809)
Intersubjective Approaches to Identity |
| 11.30a |
Ethnolectal diagnostics:
how to find linguistic indicators of ethnic identity
Wolfgang Wölck |
From conservative
to radical: Sound change in the upper class of Charleston, South
Carolina
Maciej Baranowski |
Ongoing
change and vernacular stability: The case of variable HAVE (GOT)
Bridget Jankowski, Alex D’Arcy & Sali Tagliamonte
|
Extenders,
intersubjectivity, and the social construction of dementia
Margaret Maclagan, Boyd Davis & Gina Tillard
|
| 11.55a |
Regional
differences in perceiving vowel tokens on Southerness, education
and pleasantness ratings
Valerie Fridland, Kathy Bartlett & Wayne Mackey |
Syntactic variation
and lifestyle in contemporary Iran
Aria Adli |
Boricua
identities and the sociolinguistic distribution of liquid variables
in Puerto Rican Spanish
Wilfredo Valentin-Marquez |
Change of Tôhoku
Dialect Spoken in Hawai‘i
Mie Hiramoto |
| 12.20a |
Effects of social information
on nonnative speakers’ perception of English
Guiling Hu |
Managing identities
through impoliteness
Holly Cashman |
Verbal agreement in
spoken Brazilian Portuguese: social practice and discourse representations
Ana Zilles |
Does it sound like a
man or a woman?: A case study of gender performance and prosody
in Japanese sentence-final particles
Yumiko Enyo |
| 12.25p |
Dialect Identification
of World Englishes
Lyndsey Nay & Wendy Baker |
From “banana” to local:
stereotypes and bilingual identities in Hong Kong
Katherine Chen |
An Experimental Evaluation
of a Possible Mechanism for Back Vowel Merger
Terry Irons |
Independent
Variation in Dialect Alignment: An Intra-generational Study of Roanoke
Island Speakers
Jeannine Carpenter & Janelle Vadnais |