Penn Working Papers in Linguistics

Volume 11.2 (2005)

Papers from NWAV 33

Edited by Suzanne Evans Wagner.

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Contents

• Cambridge University Press Prize for Best Student Paper
  Karen D. Kirke. When there's more than one norm-enforcement mechanism: Accommodation and shift among Irish immigrants to New York City.
• Charles A. Ferguson Prize for Best Student Poster
  Damien Hall. Variation explained through contact and history: The regional French of Normandy.
• Philipp Sebastian Angermeyer. Who is "I"? Pronoun choice and bilingual identity in court interpreting.
• David Bowie. Language change over the lifespan: A test of the apparent time construct.
• Phillip M. Carter. Prosodic variation in SLA: Rhythm in an urban North Carolina Hispanic community.
• Aaron J. Dinkin. Mary, darling, make me merry; Say you'll marry me: Tense-lax neutralization in the Linguistic Atlas of New England.
• Elka Ghosh Johnson. Mexiqueño? A case study of dialect contact.
• William Haddican. Standardization and language change in Basque.
• Martine Leroux. Past, but not gone: The past temporal reference system in Quebec French.
• Dennis R. Preston. Belle's body just caught the fit gnat: The perception of Northern Cities shifted vowels by local speakers.
• Tara Sanchez. The (socio-)linguistics of morphological borrowing: A quantitative look at qualitative constraints and universals.
• Tonya E. Wolford.Variation in the expression of possession by Latino children: Social factors.

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