Expanding Variationist Sociolinguistic Research in Varieties of German
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Expanding Variationist Sociolinguistic Research in Varieties of German
Beaman, Karen V.; Stratton, James M.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2024
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9781032456591
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Contents
List of Contributors
Foreword
Sali A. Tagliamonte
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1
Variationist sociolinguistics: Theoretical and methodological foundations
James M. Stratton and Karen V. Beaman
SECTION 1: Bridging German dialectology and German variationist sociolinguistics
Chapter 2
The social versus the regional: A multivariate analysis of (morpho-)syntactic variation in Austria's rural dialects
Philip C. Vergeiner, Lars Buelow, and Stephan Elspass
Chapter 3
Dialect maintenance in German Alemannic and the role of pro-Alsatian attitudes and orientations
Peter Auer, Martin Pfeiffer, Goez Kaufmann, and Julia Breuninger
Chapter 4
Sociolinguistic variation in a non-native variety of Swiss German: Romansh migrants in the city of Berne
Andrin Buechler
SECTION 2: Diving into social-discursive functions
Chapter 5
Fei schee: The social meaning of intensifier use in Swabian
James M. Stratton and Karen V. Beaman
Chapter 6
Subjunctive and diminutive use as politeness strategies in German in Austria: Comparative evidence from sociolinguistic interviews and conversations among friends
Katharina Korecky-Kroell and Anja Wittibschlager
Chapter 7
A socio-stylistic analysis of variation in support verb constructions in a corpus of spoken German
John D. Sundquist and Colleen Neary-Sundquist
Chapter 8
Sociolinguistic variation in German: The case of the modal particles halt and eben
Oliver Bunk, Antje Sauermann, and Fynn Raphael Dobler
SECTION 3: Merging historical and sociolinguistic perspectives
Chapter 9
Variation in an Austrian winegrower's nineteenth-century chronicle
Anna D. Havinga and Simon Pickl
Chapter 10
Socio-historical data and the need for representative historical corpora
Katrin Fuchs
AFTERWORD
Chapter 11
Looking forward: German-centered variationist sociolinguistics in the 21st century
Barbara Soukup
Index
List of Contributors
Foreword
Sali A. Tagliamonte
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1
Variationist sociolinguistics: Theoretical and methodological foundations
James M. Stratton and Karen V. Beaman
SECTION 1: Bridging German dialectology and German variationist sociolinguistics
Chapter 2
The social versus the regional: A multivariate analysis of (morpho-)syntactic variation in Austria's rural dialects
Philip C. Vergeiner, Lars Buelow, and Stephan Elspass
Chapter 3
Dialect maintenance in German Alemannic and the role of pro-Alsatian attitudes and orientations
Peter Auer, Martin Pfeiffer, Goez Kaufmann, and Julia Breuninger
Chapter 4
Sociolinguistic variation in a non-native variety of Swiss German: Romansh migrants in the city of Berne
Andrin Buechler
SECTION 2: Diving into social-discursive functions
Chapter 5
Fei schee: The social meaning of intensifier use in Swabian
James M. Stratton and Karen V. Beaman
Chapter 6
Subjunctive and diminutive use as politeness strategies in German in Austria: Comparative evidence from sociolinguistic interviews and conversations among friends
Katharina Korecky-Kroell and Anja Wittibschlager
Chapter 7
A socio-stylistic analysis of variation in support verb constructions in a corpus of spoken German
John D. Sundquist and Colleen Neary-Sundquist
Chapter 8
Sociolinguistic variation in German: The case of the modal particles halt and eben
Oliver Bunk, Antje Sauermann, and Fynn Raphael Dobler
SECTION 3: Merging historical and sociolinguistic perspectives
Chapter 9
Variation in an Austrian winegrower's nineteenth-century chronicle
Anna D. Havinga and Simon Pickl
Chapter 10
Socio-historical data and the need for representative historical corpora
Katrin Fuchs
AFTERWORD
Chapter 11
Looking forward: German-centered variationist sociolinguistics in the 21st century
Barbara Soukup
Index
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German;Variationist Sociolinguistic Research;James M. Stratton;Karen V. Beaman;geolinguistic diversity;language change;sociolinguistics;dialectology;historical linguistics
Contents
List of Contributors
Foreword
Sali A. Tagliamonte
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1
Variationist sociolinguistics: Theoretical and methodological foundations
James M. Stratton and Karen V. Beaman
SECTION 1: Bridging German dialectology and German variationist sociolinguistics
Chapter 2
The social versus the regional: A multivariate analysis of (morpho-)syntactic variation in Austria's rural dialects
Philip C. Vergeiner, Lars Buelow, and Stephan Elspass
Chapter 3
Dialect maintenance in German Alemannic and the role of pro-Alsatian attitudes and orientations
Peter Auer, Martin Pfeiffer, Goez Kaufmann, and Julia Breuninger
Chapter 4
Sociolinguistic variation in a non-native variety of Swiss German: Romansh migrants in the city of Berne
Andrin Buechler
SECTION 2: Diving into social-discursive functions
Chapter 5
Fei schee: The social meaning of intensifier use in Swabian
James M. Stratton and Karen V. Beaman
Chapter 6
Subjunctive and diminutive use as politeness strategies in German in Austria: Comparative evidence from sociolinguistic interviews and conversations among friends
Katharina Korecky-Kroell and Anja Wittibschlager
Chapter 7
A socio-stylistic analysis of variation in support verb constructions in a corpus of spoken German
John D. Sundquist and Colleen Neary-Sundquist
Chapter 8
Sociolinguistic variation in German: The case of the modal particles halt and eben
Oliver Bunk, Antje Sauermann, and Fynn Raphael Dobler
SECTION 3: Merging historical and sociolinguistic perspectives
Chapter 9
Variation in an Austrian winegrower's nineteenth-century chronicle
Anna D. Havinga and Simon Pickl
Chapter 10
Socio-historical data and the need for representative historical corpora
Katrin Fuchs
AFTERWORD
Chapter 11
Looking forward: German-centered variationist sociolinguistics in the 21st century
Barbara Soukup
Index
List of Contributors
Foreword
Sali A. Tagliamonte
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1
Variationist sociolinguistics: Theoretical and methodological foundations
James M. Stratton and Karen V. Beaman
SECTION 1: Bridging German dialectology and German variationist sociolinguistics
Chapter 2
The social versus the regional: A multivariate analysis of (morpho-)syntactic variation in Austria's rural dialects
Philip C. Vergeiner, Lars Buelow, and Stephan Elspass
Chapter 3
Dialect maintenance in German Alemannic and the role of pro-Alsatian attitudes and orientations
Peter Auer, Martin Pfeiffer, Goez Kaufmann, and Julia Breuninger
Chapter 4
Sociolinguistic variation in a non-native variety of Swiss German: Romansh migrants in the city of Berne
Andrin Buechler
SECTION 2: Diving into social-discursive functions
Chapter 5
Fei schee: The social meaning of intensifier use in Swabian
James M. Stratton and Karen V. Beaman
Chapter 6
Subjunctive and diminutive use as politeness strategies in German in Austria: Comparative evidence from sociolinguistic interviews and conversations among friends
Katharina Korecky-Kroell and Anja Wittibschlager
Chapter 7
A socio-stylistic analysis of variation in support verb constructions in a corpus of spoken German
John D. Sundquist and Colleen Neary-Sundquist
Chapter 8
Sociolinguistic variation in German: The case of the modal particles halt and eben
Oliver Bunk, Antje Sauermann, and Fynn Raphael Dobler
SECTION 3: Merging historical and sociolinguistic perspectives
Chapter 9
Variation in an Austrian winegrower's nineteenth-century chronicle
Anna D. Havinga and Simon Pickl
Chapter 10
Socio-historical data and the need for representative historical corpora
Katrin Fuchs
AFTERWORD
Chapter 11
Looking forward: German-centered variationist sociolinguistics in the 21st century
Barbara Soukup
Index
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