49(3/4)
: 247–434
Sept.–Dec./sep.–déc. 2004
Identifying
Linguistic Varieties: Objective and Subjective Perspectives
Guest
Editors
PHILIPPE HAMBYE and ANNE CATHERINE SIMON
INTRODUCTION
PHILIPPE HAMBYE and ANNE CATHERINE SIMON
PART I : THE CIRCUMSCRIPTION OF REGIONAL VARIETIES
ALFRED LAMELI
Phonetic Measurement and Metalinguistic Judgment
MARGRET SELTING
Dresden Fallbogen contours as an example of regionalized German intonation
PART II : INTERPRETIVE SOCIOLINGUISTICS
ANNETTE BOUDREAU and CHANTAL WHITE
Turning the Tide in Acadian Nova Scotia :
How Heritage Tourism is Changing Language Practices and Representations
of Language
SILVIE ROY
Language Varieties as Social Practices :
Evidence from Two Minority Francophone Communities
in Canada
PART III : FROM DIALECT TO STYLE
EMMA MOORE
Sociolinguistic Style :
A Multidimensional Resource for Shared Identity Creation
PHILIPPE HAMBYE and ANNE CATHERINE SIMON
The Production of Social Meaning Via thec association of Variety and
Style :
A Case Study of French Vowel Lengthening in Belgian
POSTFACE
PETER AUER
Differentiating and Differentiated Views on Linguistic Representation
ABSTRACTS/RÉSUMÉS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS/REMERCIEMENTS
