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The West and Midwest: phonology

  • Matthew J. Gordon
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2 The Americas and the Caribbean
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatteri
  2. Contentsv
  3. Contents of companion volumesviii
  4. Abbreviationsxvi
  5. List of features: Phonology and phoneticsxix
  6. List of features: Morphology and Syntaxxxv
  7. General introduction1
  8. General references8
  9. Introduction: varieties of English in the Americas and the Caribbean23
  10. Phonology
  11. Standard American English pronunciation37
  12. New England: phonology52
  13. New York, Philadelphia, and other northern cities: phonology67
  14. Rural Southern white accents87
  15. The urban South: phonology115
  16. The West and Midwest: phonology129
  17. English in Canada: phonology144
  18. Newfoundland English: phonology161
  19. African American Vernacular English: phonology181
  20. Gullah: phonology192
  21. Cajun Vernacular English: phonology208
  22. Chicano English: phonology219
  23. Bahamian English: phonology239
  24. Jamaican Creole and Jamaican English: phonology256
  25. Eastern Caribbean English-derived language varieties: phonology290
  26. Bajan: phonology312
  27. The creoles of Trinidad and Tobago: phonology320
  28. Suriname creoles: phonology339
  29. Synopsis: phonological variation in the Americas and the Caribbean383
  30. Morphology and Syntax
  31. Colloquial American English: grammatical features401
  32. Appalachian English: morphology and syntax428
  33. Rural and ethnic varieties in the Southeast: morphology and syntax468
  34. Newfoundland English: morphology and syntax492
  35. Urban African American Vernacular English: morphology and syntax510
  36. Earlier African American English: morphology and syntax534
  37. Gullah: morphology and syntax551
  38. Chicano English: morphology and syntax572
  39. Bahamian English: morphology and syntax591
  40. Jamaican Creole: morphology and syntax609
  41. Eastern Caribbean English-derived language varieties: morphology and syntax645
  42. The creoles of Trinidad and Tobago: morphology and syntax661
  43. Surinamese creoles: morphology and syntax693
  44. Belize and other central American varieties: morphology and syntax732
  45. Synopsis: morphological and syntactic variation in the Americas and the Caribbean763
  46. Backmatter777
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatteri
  2. Contentsv
  3. Contents of companion volumesviii
  4. Abbreviationsxvi
  5. List of features: Phonology and phoneticsxix
  6. List of features: Morphology and Syntaxxxv
  7. General introduction1
  8. General references8
  9. Introduction: varieties of English in the Americas and the Caribbean23
  10. Phonology
  11. Standard American English pronunciation37
  12. New England: phonology52
  13. New York, Philadelphia, and other northern cities: phonology67
  14. Rural Southern white accents87
  15. The urban South: phonology115
  16. The West and Midwest: phonology129
  17. English in Canada: phonology144
  18. Newfoundland English: phonology161
  19. African American Vernacular English: phonology181
  20. Gullah: phonology192
  21. Cajun Vernacular English: phonology208
  22. Chicano English: phonology219
  23. Bahamian English: phonology239
  24. Jamaican Creole and Jamaican English: phonology256
  25. Eastern Caribbean English-derived language varieties: phonology290
  26. Bajan: phonology312
  27. The creoles of Trinidad and Tobago: phonology320
  28. Suriname creoles: phonology339
  29. Synopsis: phonological variation in the Americas and the Caribbean383
  30. Morphology and Syntax
  31. Colloquial American English: grammatical features401
  32. Appalachian English: morphology and syntax428
  33. Rural and ethnic varieties in the Southeast: morphology and syntax468
  34. Newfoundland English: morphology and syntax492
  35. Urban African American Vernacular English: morphology and syntax510
  36. Earlier African American English: morphology and syntax534
  37. Gullah: morphology and syntax551
  38. Chicano English: morphology and syntax572
  39. Bahamian English: morphology and syntax591
  40. Jamaican Creole: morphology and syntax609
  41. Eastern Caribbean English-derived language varieties: morphology and syntax645
  42. The creoles of Trinidad and Tobago: morphology and syntax661
  43. Surinamese creoles: morphology and syntax693
  44. Belize and other central American varieties: morphology and syntax732
  45. Synopsis: morphological and syntactic variation in the Americas and the Caribbean763
  46. Backmatter777
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