methods dialectology (77 résultats)

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Originalhardcover. Etat : Sehr gut. XV, 382 S. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - R. Anthony Lodge: Reallocation and codification in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Paris Jean Feuillet : Attraction du germanique sur le roman, abandon de l'enclise et naissance du français Maria F. García-Bermejo Giner: Towards a history of English literary dialects and dialect literature in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries: the Salamanca corpus Michèle Oliviéri: From dialectology to diachrony: evidence from lexical and morphosyntactic reconstruction in Romance dialects Javier Ruano-García: I'll tell o how Gilbert Scott sowd is mere Berry: 'A Lancashire Tale' as a source for Lancashire speech in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth century Katie Wales: Northern English transported: the nineteenth-century goldrushes and the formation of a diaspora? Sheila Embleton/Dorin Uritescu/Eric S. Wheeler: Identifying dialect regions: specific features vs. overall measures using the Romanian Online Dialect Atlas and multidimensional scaling Dmitri Evmenov/Mehmet Muslimov: Atlas of Ingrian Finnish dialects: making the most of our data Nicolas Mazziotta : Choix technologiques pour l'informatisation de l'Atlas Linguistique de la Wallonie Janne Bondi Johannessen/Øystein Alexande Vangsnes/Signe Laake/Arne Martinus Lindstad/Tor Anders Åfarli: The Nordic dialect corpus and database: methodological challenges in collecting data Chryssoula Karantzi: The research centre for Modern Greek dialects and the Historical Dictionary of the Greek Language Rob Penhallurick: The dialect dictionary: what is it good for? Maria-Pilar Perea: Retrieving the sound: applying speech synthesis to dialectal data Christoph Praxmarer: Dialect relations in the English Dialect Dictionary Charlotte Gooskens/Vincent J. van Heuven/Renée van Bezooijen/Jos Pacilly: Is Danish an intrinsically more difficult language to understand than Swedish? Angela Kluge: RTT retelling method: an alternative approach to interdialectal comprehension testing Marjatta Palander: Dialect conceptions of Finns Anja Schüppert/Charlotte Gooskens: The influence of extra-linguistic factors on mutual intelligibility: some preliminary results from Danish and Swedish pre-schoolers Gotzon Aurrekoetxea: The correlation between morphological, syntactic and phonological variation in the Basque language Georgie Columbus: 'Nice day, eh?': Canadian and New Zealand eh compared Martina Häcker: Using the web as a corpus: an analysis of the distribution and use of the BE sat construction Timo Lauttamus/John Nerbonne/Wybo Wiersma: Filled pauses as evidence of L2 proficiency: Finnish Australians speaking English Sabine Mayer-Saar: Past participles as adjectives in Saarland German dialects Panayiotis A. Pappas: Object clitic placement in the history of Cypriot Greek Helka Riionheimo: The preservation of morphophonological complexity in first language attrition: the case of Ingrian Finnish dialect in Estonia Monika Edith Schulz: Past habituality in traditional British English dialects Anna-Liisa Vasko: Past Tense Be: old and new variants J.D.A.Widdowson: Goodbye dolly?: lexical erosion in the dialect of Sheffield Akemi Yamashita/Yasushi Hanzawa: Language variation and diffusion in Japan: research through the use of glottograms Yoshiyuki Asahi: On the relationship of two Japanese regional koines: evidence from pitch-accent patterns in Karafuto and Hokkaido Japanese Barry Heselwood/Leendert Plug/Alison Tickle: Assessing rhoticity using auditory, acoustic and psycho- acoustic methods Keiko Hirano: Dialect contact in the Anglophone community of Japan: modifications in the TRAP and BATH Vowels of American English Speakers Tyler Kendall:Accommodating (ING): individual variation in mixed-ethnicity interviews Ichiro Ota/Hitoshi Nikaido/Shoji Takano: Variability of phrasal tone in Fukuoka Japanese Mieko Takada: VOT variation in Japanese word-initial stops. ISBN 9783631612408 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Originalhardcover. Etat : Gut. XIV, 348 S. Contents: Svetlana Kaminskaïa/Jeff Tennant/Alexander Russell: Approaches to analyzing prosodic rhythm in language contact: French in Ontario Miklós Kontra/Fruzsina S. Vargha: Are there speakers of the /e/ vs. /e/ dialect in Budapest? Jenny Öqvist: Intonation in interaction: Heightened pitch peaks as an interactional resource in the traditional Stockholm dialect Panayiotis A. Pappas/Meghan Jeffrey: Raising and shifting in BC English Erik R. Thomas/Janneke Van Hofwegen: Consonantal variation in the English of a Spanish-substrate community Jean Lewis Botouhely : La détermination dans le parler malgache du Nord Ernestina Carrilho/Sandra Pereira: On the areal dimension of non-standard syntax: Evidence from a Portuguese dialect corpus Simon Kasper: Attributional praxis and linguistic stability Carmen L. LeBlanc : Les interrogatives totales en français madelinot : Continuité dans la filiation Darcy Sperlich/Robert Sanders: Whither a «Pan-Chinese» grammar: Examining the usage and frequency of three syntactic constructions Thomas Strobel: Pronominal partitivity in German dialects: Transitions and changes in progress Laura Baxter/Jacqueline Peters: Black English in Toronto: A New Dialect? Becky Childs/Gerard Van Herk: Superstars and Bit Players: Salience and the fate of local dialect features Wladyslaw Cichocki: The PFC-Tracadie Corpus: A variety of Acadian French spoken in northeastern New Brunswick (Canada) Paul Cooper: «It takes a Yorkshireman to talk Yorkshire»: Towards a framework for the historical study of enregisterment Marjatta Palander: How do western Finns imitate eastern Finnish dialects? Jeannot Fils Ranaivoson: Problèmes de la relance de la recherche sur la variation dialectale en malgache Malcah Yaeger-Dror/Christopher Cieri: Prolegomenon for an analysis of dialect coding conventions for data sharing Sandra Clarke: Adapting legacy regional language materials to an interactive online format: The Dialect Atlas of Newfoundland and Labrador English Rudolf de Jong: Northern Sinai: Identifying the transitional area between Bedouin and sedentary Arabic dialects using methods of multi-dimensional scaling Daniel Long/Seiichi Nakai: Researching non-standard dialect usage in linguistic landscapes Jamin Pelkey: Diagnostic dialectology: Interpreting Ngwi variation in China's Red River valley Maria-Pilar Perea: Dialectal stratigraphy: Joining dynamic cartography and diachronic data Joseph Roy: Sociolinguistic statistics: The intersection between statistical models, empirical data, and sociolinguistic theory James N. Stanford: Methods in tone dialectology: A sociotonetic perspective Alena Barysevich: Lexical variation in contact dynamics: Identity or social conditioning? Chitsuko Fukushima: Revisiting regional variation on an island after thirty years Fumio Inoue/Akemi Yamashita: Change in the use of beautifying o and late adoption: A historical interpretation of data one decade apart Anne Violin-Wigent: Does the scope of regionalisms affect their retention? A case study of three regional variants in Briançon Suzanne Evans Wagner/Kali Bybel/Kathryn VerPlanck: Back and forth with classes and that kind of thing: A panel study of general extender use in Philadelphia. ISBN 9783631643778 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 585.

Bücher. 8°. XVI, 382 Seiten. Pappband. Bamberger Beiträge zur Englischen Sprachwissenschaft. Band 53. Bamberg Studies in English Linguistik. Begründet von Wolfgang Viereck. Founded by Wolfgang Viereck. - Neuwertiges Exemplar.

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - This book presents the use of kernelsmoothing, a family of methods adapted from fields such as signal processing, as a way to identify the true spatial distribution of linguistic forms at particular points in time.\* Discusses the use of kernel smoothing in historical dialectology and new approaches to parameter setting\* Presents a series of case studies from the history of Norwegian language\* Investigates some of the major phonological and morphosyntactic shifts which transformed the language from Old Norwegian through Middle to early Modern Norwegian\* Demonstrates how the kernel smoothing method allows us to see how these changes spread from place to place, and these findings are used to throw light on a number of more general research questions of interest to an audience beyond Scandinavianists\* A step-by-step guide to kernel smoothing is offered, so that non-experts can apply the approach to their own data.

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