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Development of Initial Clusters in American English by Fraternal Twins:An Acoustic Study
Initial Clusters American English Fraternal Twins Acoustic Study
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2015/8/7
We investigate the phonological development of initial consonants and consonant clusters in a pair of fraternal female twins acquiring American English. At age 4 years, 1 month, twin A had achieved a ...
Gradient grammar: An effect of animacy on the syntax of give in New Zealand and American English
New Zealand English US English Dative alternation Animacy Probabilistic grammar
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2015/6/17
Bresnan et al. (2007) show that a statistical model can predict United States (US) English speakers’ syntactic choices with ‘give’-type verbs extremely accurately. They argue that these results are co...
The dative alternation in African American English: Researching syntactic variation and change across sociolinguistic datasets
syntactic variation dative alternation African American English sociolinguistics
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2015/6/17
Recent research has shown the dative alternation in English to be a productive arena for examining the relationship between group-level variation and the internalization of individuals’ grammars. Expe...
Phonological and Grammatical Features of African American Vernacular English
Phonological Grammatical Features African American Vernacular English
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2015/6/16
Phonological and Grammatical Features of African American Vernacular English.
Copula Variability in Jamaican Creole and African American Vernacular English:A Reanalysis of DeCamp's Texts
Copula Variability Jamaican Creole African American Vernacular English DeCamp's Texts.
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2015/6/16
Copula Variability in Jamaican Creole and African American Vernacular English:A Reanalysis of DeCamp's Texts.
Phonological Features in Afro-American Pidgins and Creoles and their Diachronic Significance: Comments on the Papers by Holm and Carter
Phonological Features Afro-American Pidgins Creoles and their Diachronic Significance Holm and Carter
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2015/6/16
Phonological Features in Afro-American Pidgins and Creoles and their Diachronic Significance: Comments on the Papers by Holm and Carter.
Contemporary Source Comparison as a Critical Window on the Afro-American Linguistic Past
Critical Window Afro-American Linguistic Past
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2015/6/16
Contemporary Source Comparison as a Critical Window on the Afro-American Linguistic Past.
The Perception of Nasalized Vowels in American English: An Investigation of On-line Use of Vowel Nasalization in Lexical Access
Nasalized Vowels American English Vowel Nasalization Lexical Access
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2015/4/7
The goal of the presented study was to investigate the use of coarticulatory vowel nasalization in lexical access by native speakers of American English. In particular, we compare the use of coarticul...
But We're American… The presence of American Exceptionalism in the Speeches of George W. Bush
Exceptionalism Puritan sacral and civil religion USA exceptionalist metaphor G.W. Bush
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2009/8/5
This paper defines American exceptionalism as the notion held by Americans that their country is unique and has a specific role to play in the world. The origins of this notion are traced to 17th cent...
A Particle of Indefiniteness in American Sign Language
Indefiniteness American Sign Language
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2009/8/3
We describe here the characteristics of a very frequently-occurring ASL indefinite focus particle,
which has not previously been recognized as such. We show that, despite its similarity to the
que...
The Role of Perception in Loanword Adaptation：The Fate of Initial Unstressed Syllables in American Finnish and American Hungarian
Loanword Adaptation Initial Unstressed Syllables American Finnish American Hungarian
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2009/5/27
This paper examines one aspect of the phonological adaptation of American English
loanwords in two contact varieties, American Hungarian and American Finnish,
namely, the fate of unstressed initial ...