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E-Book, Englisch, Band Volume 1, 905 Seiten, Gewicht: 10 g

Reihe: Language and Space

Auer / Schmidt Theories and Methods


1. Auflage 2009
ISBN: 978-3-11-022027-8
Verlag: De Gruyter
Format: PDF
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E-Book, Englisch, Band Volume 1, 905 Seiten, Gewicht: 10 g

Reihe: Language and Space

ISBN: 978-3-11-022027-8
Verlag: De Gruyter
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: 1 - PDF Watermark





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1;Introduction to the Language and Space series;5
2;Introduction to this volume;7
3;Contents;17
4;I. Introduction: Language and space;21
4.1;1. Language and geographical space;21
4.2;2. Language and social spaces;38
4.3;3. Language and political spaces;53
4.4;4. Language and transnational spaces;70
5;II. Linguistic approaches to space;90
5.1;5. Language and space: The neogrammarian tradition;90
5.2;6. Language and space: Traditional dialect geography;107
5.3;7. Language and Space: The kulturmorphologische Ansatz in dialectology and the German language space ideology, 1920–1960;127
5.4;8. Language and space: Structuralist and generative approaches;145
5.5;9. Language and space: The variationist approach;162
5.6;10. Who’s there? Language and space in social anthropology and interactional sociolinguistics;183
5.7;11. Language, space and the folk;199
5.8;12. Language and space: The linguistic dynamics approach;221
6;III. Structure and dynamics of a language space;246
6.1;13. Identifing dimensions of linguistic variation in a language space;246
6.2;14. Horizontal convergence of linguistic varieties in a language space;261
6.3;15. Vertical convergence of linguistic varieties in a language space;279
6.4;16. Divergence of linguistic varieties in a language space;295
6.5;17. Emergence of varieties through restructuring and reevaluation;315
6.6;18. Urban and rural language;335
6.7;19. Discontinuous language spaces (Sprachinseln);352
6.8;20. Linguistic stability in a language space;375
6.9;21. Old minorities within a language space;395
7;IV. Structure and dynamics across language spaces;411
7.1;22. Contact-induced grammatical change: A cautionary tale;411
7.2;23. Areal language typology;439
7.3;24. The consequences of migration and colonialism I: Pidgins and creoles;460
7.4;25. The consequences of migration and colonialism II: Overseas varieties;471
7.5;26. The consequences of migration and colonialism III: New minorities;488
7.6;27. Non-convergence despite language contact;498
8;V. Data collection and corpus-building;514
8.1;28. Investigating language in space: Methods and empirical standards;514
8.2;29. Investigating language in space: Questionnaire and interview;532
8.3;30. Investigating language in space: Experimental techniques;548
9;VI. Data analysis and the presentation of results;570
9.1;31. Measuring dialect differences;570
9.2;32. Linguistic atlases - traditional and modern;587
9.3;33. Dialect dictionaries - traditional and modern;612
9.4;34. Community-based investigations: From traditional dialect grammar to sociolinguistic studies;633
10;VII. Exemplary studies;652
10.1;35. Untying the language-body-place connection: A study on linguistic variation and social style in a Copenhagen community of practice;652
10.2;36. A study on areal diffusion;669
10.3;37. The Linguistic Atlas of the Middle Rhine (MRhSA): A study on the emergence and spread of regional dialects;688
10.4;38. Challenging the homogeneity assumption in language variation analysis: Findings from a study of multilingual urban spaces;706
10.5;39. Variety complexes in contact: A study on Uruguayan and Brazilian Fronterizo;726
10.6;40. Language as a process: A study on transnational spaces;744
10.7;41. The study of language and space in media discourse;760
11;VIII. Structural domains: Methodological problems;780
11.1;42. Areal variation in segmental phonetics and phonology;780
11.2;43. Areal variation in prosody;806
11.3;44. Areal variation in morphology;824
11.4;45. Lexical variation in space;841
11.5;46. Areal variation in syntax;857
11.6;47. Areal variation and discourse;885
12;Index;899


Peter Auer, University of Freiburg, Germany; Jürgen Erich Schmidt, University of Marburg, Germany.



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