Sociolinguistic variation in contemporary French / edited by Kate Beeching, Nigel R. Armstrong and Françoise Gadet.

Bibliographic Details
Uniform Title:Impact, studies in language and society ; v. 26.
Other Authors: Beeching, Kate
Armstrong, Nigel (Nigel Robert)
Gadet, Françoise
Language:English
Published: Philadelphia : John Benjamins Pub. Company, 2009.
Series:Impact, studies in language and society ; v. 26.
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Physical Description:257 pages ; cm.
Format: Book
Contents:
  • Phonological variation and leveling. Introduction / Nigel Armstrong
  • Perception and production in French dialect leveling / Nigel Armstrong and Zoë Boughton
  • The sociolinguistic relevance of regional categories : some evidence from word-final consonant devoicing in French spoken in Belgium / Philippe Hambye
  • Prosodic style-shifting as audience design : real-time monitoring of pitch range and contour types in Swiss French / Jessica Sertling Miller
  • The immigrant factor in phonological leveling / Tim Pooley
  • A prototype-theoretic model of Southern French / Elissa Pustka
  • The law of position revisited : the case of mid-vowels in Briançon French / Anne Violin-Wigent
  • Stylistic and syntactic variation. Introduction / Françoise Gadet
  • Variation in first and second language French : the case of parce que / Mireille Bilger and Henry Tyne
  • French preadolescents' perceptions of stylistic variation : a contrastive sociolinguistic study / Laurence Buson
  • Sociolinguistic variation in African French: the Ivorian relative clause / Anne Moseng Knutsen
  • Register variation in the non-standard use of non-finite forms / Nathalie Rossi-Gensane
  • Lexical variation and semantic change. Introduction / Kate Beeching and Richard Waltereit
  • Discourse markers and regional variation in French : a lexico-semantic approach / Gaétane Dostie
  • Sociolinguistic factors and the pragmaticalization of bon in contemporary spoken French / Kate Beeching
  • From "luck" to "wealth" : the stylistic (re)distribution of fortuné in modern French / Bruno Courbon.