| The study of Old English dialects
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2014 |
Crowley, Joseph R. |
| Middle English: another creole?
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2014 |
Domingue, Nicole Z. |
| Atlantis Semitica: structural contact features in Celtic and English
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2014 |
Vennemann, Theo |
| What happened to English?
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2014 |
McWhorter, John H. |
| Standard English and standards of English
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2014 |
Hickey, Raymond |
| World Englishes: standards and the New World Order
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2014 |
Romaine, Suzanne |
| Norwich revisited: recent linguistic changes in an English urban dialect
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2014 |
Trudgill, Peter |
| The social motivation of a sound change
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2014 |
Labov, William |
| Prestige, accomodation, and the legacy of relative who
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2014 |
Arcy, Alexandra d' |
| The Celtic Hypothesis hasn't gone away: new perspectives on old debates
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2014 |
Filppula, Markku |
| Says who? Teaching and questioning the rules of grammar
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2014 |
Curzan, Anne |
| English in the new world order: variations on a theme of linguistics imperialism and 'world' English
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2014 |
Phillipson, Robert |
| The social stratification of /r/ in New York City: Labov's department store study revisited
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2014 |
Mather, Patrick-André |
| Social polarization and the choice of linguistic variants
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2014 |
Eckert, Penelope |
| Grammar
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2014 |
Gelderen, Elly van |
| The complex grammatical history of African-American and white vernaculars in the South
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2014 |
Cukor-Avila, Patricia |
| Reexamining the development of African American English: evidence from isolated communities
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2014 |
Wolfram, Walt |
| Robert Lowth and the strong verb system
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2014 |
Tieken-Boon van Ostade, Ingrid |
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