In situ perspectives on retraction - Austinites on Troublemaker Shtreet |
Wiebke Ahlers, Alexander Bergs |
“C’est ton ami ou ton amie ?” A sociolinguistic explanation of the loss of inflectional-induced quantity opposition in modern French |
Florent Chevalier |
The role of fast speech in sound change |
Uriel Cohen Priva, Emily Gleason, Lee Edelist |
Modelling similarity-driven phonologization |
Deepthi Gopal, Henri Kauhanen, Stephen Nichols |
Reconsidering preventive dissimilation: similarity and co-occurrence in sound change |
Gunnar Ólafur Hansson |
Hormonal organizing effects and sound change from below |
Míša Hejná, Claire Cochrane, Lauren Ackerman, Joel C. Wallenberg |
Resistant of sound change? Re-evaluating NORMs |
Luise Jansen |
Rhotic variation and change in two Scottish localities |
Thomas Jauriberry, Rudolph Sock, Albert Hamm |
The role of linguistic input in children’s perception of vowel changes in progress: The FACE and GOAT vowels in York |
Ella Jeffries |
Prosodic accommodation as a driver of sound change |
Jiseung Kim |
The role of articulatory settings in explaining apparent contradictions in the order of diffusion |
José María Lahoz-Bengoechea |
A study of the role of articulatory and social factors in coda /r/ lenition |
Eleanor Lawson, Jane Stuart-Smith, James M. Scobbie |
Sound change in Dalian Mandarin: vectors of change, levelling and prestige |
Yang Li, Shichao Wang |
Routinised mobility and vowel change at the individual and community levels in the North East of England |
Carmen Llamas, Dominic Watt, Peter French, Almut Braun, Duncan Robertson |
Abstractions or exemplars? How context filters the acoustic signal and guides sound change |
Jonathan Manker |
Catching a distinction before it disappears |
Peggy Mok, Vivian Guo Li, Alan C.L. Yu |
The onset voicing effect during sound change: evidence from Dutch labiodental fricatives |
Anne-France Pinget |
The role of gender and power in language change |
Nicole Rosen, Lanlan Li |
Toward building a more comprehensive sound change database |
Lauren Spradlin |
Reanalysis of Tyneside linking /r/: Are younger speakers reversing the trend toward word-level deletion? |
Jasmine Warburton, Danielle Turton |