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Volume 93, Issue 3-4

1 August 2018

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Jennifer Cramer

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ISSN 0003-1283

EISSN 1527-2133

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Changing Perceptions of Southernness

Introduction: Changing Perceptions of Southernness

Jennifer Cramer; Dennis R. Preston

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Changing Ethnolinguistic Perceptions In The South

Walt Wolfram

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The Contested Southernness of Appalachia

Kirk Hazen

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The Importance of Appalachian Identity: A Case Study in Rootedness

Paul E. Reed

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Listening to The Southern Redneck: Pathways Of Contextualization On Youtube

Elaine Wonhee Chun

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Southernness and Our Linguistic Planets of Belief: The View From Kentucky

Jennifer Cramer; Susan Tamasi; Paulina Bounds

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Changing Research on the Changing Perceptions of Southern U.S. English

Dennis R. Preston

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Southern Speech With A Northern Accent: Performance Norms In An Imitation

Barbara Johnstone

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Dismantling “The Master’s Tools”: Moving Students’ Rights To Their Own Language From Theory To Practice

Anne H. Charity Hudley; Christine Mallinson

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