| VOWEL DYNAMICS IN THE SOUTHERN VOWEL SHIFT |
8 |
| THE IMPORTANCE OF APPALACHIAN IDENTITY: A CASE STUDY IN ROOTEDNESS |
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| ANYMORE, IT'S ON TWITTER: POSITIVE ANYMORE, AMERICAN REGIONAL DIALECTS, AND POLARITY LICENSING IN TWEETS |
2 |
| DISMANTLING THE MASTER'S TOOLS: MOVING STUDENTS' RIGHTS TO THEIR OWN LANGUAGE FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE |
2 |
| DERIVING HOMOGENEITY IN A SETTLER COLONIAL VARIETY OF ENGLISH |
2 |
| AFRICAN AMERICAN LANGUAGE AND EUROPEAN AMERICAN ENGLISH INTONATION VARIATION OVER TIME IN THE AMERICAN SOUTH |
2 |
| SHAPING CONNECTED VERSUS DISCONNECTED IDENTITIES IN NARRATIVE DISCOURSE IN DC AFRICAN AMERICAN LANGUAGE |
2 |
| VARIATION IN QUESTION INTONATION IN THE CORPUS OF REGIONAL AFRICAN AMERICAN LANGUAGE |
1 |
| CORPUS-BASED SOCIOPHONETIC APPROACHES TO POSTVOCALIC R-LESSNESS IN AFRICAN AMERICAN LANGUAGE |
1 |
| INVESTIGATING TOPIC-BASED STYLE SHIFTING IN THE CLASSIC SOCIOLINGUISTIC INTERVIEW |
1 |
| I'M LIKE, REALLY? YOU WERE HOMESCHOOLED? QUOTATIVE VARIATION BY HIGH SCHOOL TYPE AND LINGUISTIC STYLE |
1 |
| THE CONTESTED SOUTHERNNESS OF APPALACHIA |
1 |
| NEW YORK CITY ENGLISH IN FILM: PHONOLOGICAL CHANGE IN REEL TIME |
1 |
| LINGERING SUBSTRATE AND ENCROACHING EXOGENOUS INFLUENCES ON FINNISH AND ITALIAN AMERICANS' VOWELS IN MICHIGAN'S MARQUETTE COUNTY |
1 |
| GRAMMATICAL REANALYSIS AND THE MULTIPLE N-WORDS IN AFRICAN AMERICAN ENGLISH |
1 |
| FAVORITE WORDS AS A WINDOW ONTO THE AESTHETIC FUNCTION OF LANGUAGE |
0 |
| ETHNICITY AND PERCEPTUAL DIALECTOLOGY: LATINO AWARENESS OF US REGIONAL DIALECTS |
0 |
| HAS NIGGA BEEN REAPPROPRIATED AS A TERM OF ENDEARMENT? A QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS |
0 |
| INTEGRATING FIELDWORK: A SCAFFOLDED CURRICULUM FOR THE INTRODUCTORY LINGUISTICS CLASS |
0 |
| PROBING THE SOCIAL MEANING OF ENGLISH ADJECTIVE INTENSIFIERS AS A CLASS LAB PROJECT |
0 |
| PHONETIC AND PHONOLOGICAL CHANGES OF NOAM CHOMSKY: A CASE STUDY OF DIALECT SHIFT |
0 |
| TEACHING LINGUISTICS THROUGH LEXICOGRAPHY |
0 |
| EXPLORING GRAMMATICAL VARIATION IN THE CORPUS OF REGIONAL AFRICAN AMERICAN LANGUAGE |
0 |
| THE STATUS OF (ING) IN AFRICAN AMERICAN LANGUAGE: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL FACTORS AND INTERNAL CONSTRAINTS |
0 |
| CONTEXTUALIZING THE CORPUS OF REGIONAL AFRICAN AMERICAN LANGUAGE, DC: AAL IN THE NATION'S CAPITAL |
0 |
| PORN: NOT ALL THAT GLITTERS IS SEX |
0 |
| PERCEPTIONS OF LEXICALLY SPECIFIC PHONOLOGY SWITCHES ON SPANISH-ORIGIN LOANWORDS IN AMERICAN ENGLISH |
0 |
| SETTLER COLONIAL ENGLISHES ARE DISTINCT FROM POSTCOLONIAL ENGLISHES |
0 |
| TOOTS HIBBERT AND THE ETYMOLOGY OF REGGAE: A BELATED LEXICOGRAPHICAL NOTE (ON THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF DO THE REGGAY) |
0 |
| AMERICAN ENGLISH ANTEDATINGS FOR MALOSSOL |
0 |
| BRING ON THE CROWD. USING ONLINE AUDIO CROWD-SOURCING FOR LARGE-SCALE NEW ENGLAND DIALECTOLOGY AND ACOUSTIC SOCIOPHONETICS |
0 |
| GOLLY, GOSH, AND OH MY GOD! WHAT NORTH AMERICAN DIALECTS CAN TELL US ABOUT SWEAR WORDS |
0 |
| CHANGING RESEARCH ON THE CHANGING PERCEPTIONS OF SOUTHERN US ENGLISH |
0 |
| SOUTHERN SPEECH WITH A NORTHERN ACCENT: PERFORMANCE NORMS IN AN IMITATION |
0 |
| SOUTHERNNESS AND OUR LINGUISTIC PLANETS OF BELIEF: THE VIEW FROM KENTUCKY |
0 |
| CHANGING ETHNOLINGUISTIC PERCEPTIONS IN THE SOUTH |
0 |
| LISTENING TO THE SOUTHERN REDNECK: PATHWAYS OF CONTEXTUALIZATION ON YOUTUBE |
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