Summer 2014
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Forthcoming papers


«Enregisterment in Historical Contexts: Nineteenth Century Yorkshire Dialect» (Paul Cooper, Sheffield)

«‘One country, one language’?: Mapping perceptions of dialects in South Korea» (Lisa Jeon & Patricia Cukor-Avila, Texas)

«El narcolenguaje en el habla actual de baja California, México» (Rafael Saldívar Arreola / Ignacio Rodríguez Sánchez, México)

«‘Ave’ and Tene’: An another look at auxiliary selection in Aquilan» (Francesco-Alessio Ursini, Stockholm)

«Current Trends among Ecuadorian Dialects: Insights from Internet Interviews» (Michael Olsen, Montana)

«The role of dialectology in oral and written expression of EFL students: Faculty perceptions of BrE versus AmE usage» (Hamad Al-Dosari, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia)

«Presentación de un caso de alternancia voseo-ustedeo como forma de tratamiento vigente en la variedad culta del español rioplatense» (Marisa Martínez Pérsico, Cassino Frosinone)

«Nasality and Voicing in Non-Standard Dialect of Malay» (Sharifah Raihan Syed Jaafa, Malaysia)

«El posesivo (antepuesto) tónico en español: ¿Fenómeno de foco y contraste?»: (Enrique Pato, Montreal)

«El avance de la pluralización del verbo impersonal» (Milagros Aleza, Valencia)

«The Semantic Classification of Ilami Kurdish Verbs of Motion» (Amir Karimipour & Ali Izanloo, Iran)

"A speech act analysis of selected Yoruba athroponyms" (Abdurraheem Omoloso, Nigeria)

«Forging third-wave dialectology» (Kirk Hazen, Virginia)

«Linguistic maps & dialect data processing» (Deokho Kim & Sanggyu Lee, South Korea)


 

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