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Volume 75, Issue 4
Winter 2000
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ISSN 0003-1283
EISSN 1527-2133
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Diamond Anniversary Essays

Regional Complexities

MISREPRESENTING THE AMERICAN SOUTH
CYNTHIA BERNSTEIN
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SOUND CHANGE IN THE SOUTH
CRAWFORD FEAGIN
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MAPPING THE OHIO VALLEY: SOUTH MIDLAND, LOWER NORTH, OR APPALACHIAN?
BEVERLY OLSON FLANIGAN
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ARE RURAL DIALECTS ENDANGERED LIKE ISLAND DIALECTS?
TIMOTHY C. FRAZER
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LANGUAGE PLANNING ON THE PLAYGROUND
RUDOLPH C. TROIKE
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Issues of Identity

ETHNODIALECTOLOGY: DIALECTS AND THE (RE-)CONSTRUCTION OF IDENTITIES
LISA ANN LANE
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LET THE COPULA BE
SONJA L. LANEHART
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REDRAWING ETHNIC DIVIDING LINES THROUGH LINGUISTIC CREATIVITY
NATALIE SCHILLING-ESTES
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FROM REGION TO CLASS TO IDENTITY: “SHOW ME HOW YOU SPEAK, AND I'LL TELL YOU WHO YOU ARE”?
EDGAR W. SCHNEIDER
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RACIAL IDENTIFICATION BY SPEECH
JOHN BAUGH
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THE CAPITALIZATION OF BLACK AND NATIVE AMERICAN
ROBERT S. WACHAL
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Prospects in Phonology

STUDYING THE RHYTHM OF SPOKEN DISCOURSE
WLADYSLAW CICHOCKI
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APPLYING PHONETIC METHODS TO LANGUAGE VARIATION
ERIK R. THOMAS
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Prospects in Lexicography

REFLECTIONS IN LEXICOGRAPHY
DAVID K. BARNHART
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PHILOLOGICAL RUMINATIONS OF A NATURAL SLACKARD WHO BECAME SOMETHING OF A SCHOLARD
CHARLES CLAY DOYLE
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BOBBASHEELY
JOAN HOUSTON HALL
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WHERE IS “DOWN EAST”?
BRUCE SOUTHARD
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Widening the Lens of Observation

THE FORMATION OF AMERICAN ENGLISH
MICHAEL B. MONTGOMERY
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EPHEMERAL LANGUAGE
MICHAEL ADAMS
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LANGUAGE AT THE EDGES
RICHARD W. BAILEY
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DIALECT DEVELOPMENT IN MOBILE URBAN CULTURE
ANNE MARIE HAMILTON
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CHANGING PERSPECTIVES ON DATA: INTERVIEWS AS SITUATED SPEECH
JANET M. FULLER
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REPRESENTING AMERICAN SPEECH
BARBARA JOHNSTONE
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“DON'T JUST SIT THERE—INTERRUPT!” PACING AND PAUSING IN CONVERSATIONAL STYLE
DEBORAH TANNEN
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DIALECTS ARE EQUALLY VALID
MICHAEL D. LINN
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SOME PLAIN FACTS ABOUT AMERICANS AND THEIR LANGUAGE
DENNIS R. PRESTON
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RICHLY QUALITATIVE AND RIGOROUSLY QUANTITATIVE
BETH LEE SIMON; THOMAS E. MURRAY
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ENGLISH... AND THEM! FORM AND FUNCTION IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
SALI TAGLIAMONTE
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PLUS ÇA CHANGE: THE STATE OF STUDIES IN AFRICAN AMERICAN ENGLISH
DONALD WINFORD
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Changes in Progress

TALES OF THE NORTHERN CITIES
MATTHEW J. GORDON
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FAST WORDS, SLOW WORDS
BETTY S. PHILLIPS
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BATTLE OF THE PRONOUNS: Y'ALL VERSUS YOU-GUYS
NATALIE MAYNOR
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LANGUAGE CHANGE AND GENDER
CHARLES F. MEYER
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LEXICAL CHANGE, LANGUAGE CHANGE
LUANNE VON SCHNEIDEMESSER
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AMONG THE NEW WORDS
WAYNE GLOWKA; BRENDA K. LESTER; INA DREISEITL; KIMBERLY HICKS; TANYA MOON ...
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