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Is Linguistic Variation Entirely Linguistic? *

2021
Samuel D. Epstein, Miki Obata, T. Daniel Seely   +2 more
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Urabanization and linguistic variations

Language Sciences, 1979
Abstract It is in the last twenty years or so that people in Japan have come to live in multi-story apartment houses. The speech of the residents of such apartments is richer in variety than that of people who live in single-family houses. Apartment dwellers have more detailed distinctions in the use of honorifics, which represent fine distinctions ...
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Linguistic variation within registers: granularity in textual units and situational parameters

Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory, 2023
Jesse Egbert, Marianna Gracheva
exaly  

A Corpus Linguistic Approach to Linguistic Variation

Literary and Linguistic Computing, 1988
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The Locus of Linguistic Variation

2018
This volume explores how the patterning of surface variation can shed light on the grammatical representation of variable phenomena. The authors explore variation in several domains, addressing intra- and inter-dialectal patterns, using diverse sources of data including corpora of naturally-occurring speech and judgment studies, and drawing on lesser ...
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Linguistic Variation and Change

The Modern Language Journal, 1993
Joan M. Fayer, James Milroy
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Parameters and Linguistic Variation

2021
Michelle Sheehan
exaly  

The acquisition of linguistic variation

2013
Against the backdrop of some traditional generative work on parameters as well as some recent constructivist work, this paper discusses how children handle variation that they are exposed to in the input. Investigating different types of word order variation, the paper finds no evidence for parameters in language acquisition data and instead argues for
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Linguistic Variation in Kipemba

Kipemba is one of four varieties of the Zanzibar Swahili cluster, spoken on the Island of Pemba by approximately 500,000 people. Kipemba has been understudied and under-documented for decades, resulting in a substantial shortage of linguistic literature, which aligns with the historical marginalisation of the island and its people.
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Exploring linguistic variation in Pakistani English newspaper editorials through multidimensional analysis

Newspaper Research Journal, 2023
Ali Raza Siddique, Muhammad Asim Mahmood
exaly