Selected Proceedings of the 6th Workshop on Spanish Sociolinguistics
edited by Ana M. Carvalho and Sara Beaudrie
Introduction
Ana M. Carvalho and Sara Beaudrie
v-vii (
abstract or
complete paper)
— Variation in Spanish —
"Yo a mí me parece": la gramaticalización de "yo" como marcador de discurso en el español coloquial
Carmen Ruiz-Sánchez
1-10 (
abstract or
complete paper)
Puerto Rican Intensifiers: Bien/Muy Variables
Esther L. Brown and Mayra Cortés-Torres
11-19 (
abstract or
complete paper)
Las funciones de venga como intensificador en el español peninsular
Inmaculada Garnes
20-31 (
abstract or
complete paper)
Haya vs. Haiga: An Analysis of the Variation Observed in Mexican Spanish Using a Mixed Effects Model
Mary Johnson and Sonia Barnes
32-40 (
abstract or
complete paper)
Peripheral Envelopes: Spanish Perfects in the Variable Context
Chad Howe and Celeste Rodríguez Louro
41-52 (
abstract or
complete paper)
Generalized Conversational Implicatures and Indexical Fields: The Case of Address Forms
Sarah Sinnott
53-62 (
abstract or
complete paper)
Second-Language Development of Variable Future-Time Expression in Spanish
Aarnes Gudmestad and Kimberly Geeslin
63-75 (
abstract or
complete paper)
Asturian Identity Reflected in Pronoun Use: Enclisis and Proclisis Patterns in Asturian Spanish
Verónica González López
76-86 (
abstract or
complete paper)
— Language Contact —
Some Remarks on the Origin of Chota Valley Spanish
Sandro Sessarego
87-96 (
abstract or
complete paper)
Habitual Aspect Marking in Palenquero: Variation in Present Temporal Reference
Hiram L. Smith
97-108 (
abstract or
complete paper)
Peak Alignment in Semi-spontaneous Bilingual Chipilo Spanish
Hilary Barnes and Jim Michnowicz
109-122 (
abstract or
complete paper)
One Construction, Two Source Languages: Hacer with an English Infinitive in Bilingual Discourse
Damián Vergara Wilson
123-134 (
abstract or
complete paper)
Women as Leaders of Language Change: A Qualification from the Bilingual Perspective
Naomi Lapidus Shin
135-147 (
abstract or
complete paper)
Language Transmission among Catalan and Galician Immigrants in New York City
Eva Juarros-Daussà
148-157 (
abstract or
complete paper)
— Language Attitudes and Perception —
Not Correct but Not Bad Either: Another Look at the Social Meaning of "Velar r" in Puerto Rican Spanish
Ann Marie Delforge
158-168 (
abstract or
complete paper)
The Interplay Between Native Spanish Dialect Exposure and Foreign Accent Perception
Elena Schoonmaker-Gates
169-176 (
abstract or
complete paper)
La fricativización del africado /ʧ/: actitudes lingüísticas cerca de la frontera
Joseph Vincent Casillas
177-188 (
abstract or
complete paper)
Regional Variation in the Perception of Sociophonetic Variants of Spanish /s/
Lauren B. Schmidt
189-202 (
abstract or
complete paper)