The coherence of linguistic communities : orderly heterogeneity and social meaning
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The coherence of linguistic communities : orderly heterogeneity and social meaning
（Routledge studies in sociolinguistics）
Routledge, 2022
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Description
The volume investigates such key themes as
covariation and co-occurrence restrictions;
indexicality, perception and social meaning;
coherence and language change;
and the structure and measurement of coherence at different levels of analysis.
Table of Contents
The coherence of linguistic communities: Orderly heterogeneity and social meaning
Karen V. Beaman and Gregory R. Guy
PART I. THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES IN THE STUDY OF COHERENCE
1. False oppositions in the study of coherence
Devyani Sharma
2. Coherence across social and temporal scales
Meredith Tamminga and Lacey Wade
3. Indexicality and coherence
Gregory R. Guy, Livia Oushiro, and Ronald Beline Mendes
PART II. METHODOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN THE STUDY OF COHERENCE
4. What's in a Lect? Coherence in Phonetic and Grammatical Variation
James A. Walker, Michol F. Hoffman, and Miriam Meyerhoff
5. Measuring change in lectal coherence across real- and apparent-time
Karen V. Beaman and Konstantin Sering
6. Looking for covariation in heritage Italian in Toronto
Naomi Nagy and Timothy Gadanidis
7. Measuring distance-based coherence
Benedikt Szmrecsanyi
PART III: SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF COHERENCE
8. How social salience can illuminate the outcomes of linguistic contact: Data from Spanish in Boston
Danny Erker
9. Mapping social and sociophonetic changes: Gender in Auckland English
Evan Hazenberg
10. Coherence and implicational hierarchies in the speech of the very old
Aria Adli
PART IV: PERCEPTUAL APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF COHERENCE
11. Not anything goes: On implicational coherence and the penalty for being incoherent
Anne-Sophie Ghyselen and Stefan Grondelaers
12. Coherent patterns in nonstandard inflection in modern colloquial Standard Dutch?
Hans Bennis and Frans Hinskens
13. Coherence in a levelled variety: The case of Andalusian
Juan-Andres Villena-Ponsoda, Matilde Vida-Castro, and Alvaro Molina-Garcia
PART V. EFFECTS OF STANDARD LANGUAGE IDEOLOGIES ON COHERENCE
14. Identifying language varieties: Coexisting standards in spoken Italian
Massimo Cerruti and Alessandro Vietti
15. Language change in real-time: 40 years of lectal coherence in the Central Bavarian dialect-standard constellation of Austria
Philip C. Vergeiner, Dominik Wallner, and Lars Bulow
16. Coherence and language contact: Orderly heterogeneity and social meaning in Namibian German
Heike Wiese, Antje Sauermann, and Yannic Bracke
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