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| Acknowledgments | ||
| Ch. 1 | Introduction | 1 |
| Ch. 2 | Patterns of phonological variation | 13 |
| Patterns of phonological variation in English | 16 | |
| Patterns of phonological variation in French | 24 | |
| French speakers' reactions to a 'levelled' accent: An evaluative test | 31 | |
| Summary and discussion: Summary of results | 49 | |
| Discussion: Phonological variation in French | 50 | |
| General conclusions emerging from the perceptual test | 51 | |
| Historical factors influencing the levelling of French | 57 | |
| The distinctive nature of the French situation | 60 | |
| Ch. 3 | Socio-stylistic variation in French phonology | 63 |
| The French linguistic variables under discussion | 63 | |
| The corpora | 64 | |
| The /r/ variable in the Dieuze corpus: Influence of sampling and elicitation methods | 67 | |
| Differences in articulation rate across speech styles in the Dieuze data | 80 | |
| Influence of phonological factors upon style shift | 98 | |
| Lexical input into /r/-deletion in Or: A phono-lexical analysis | 100 | |
| Further lexical factors: Variable deletion in the context word-final obstruent + /l/3.9 Social factors influencing hyperstyle variation: The Paris corpora | 109 | |
| Ch. 4 | Grammatical variation | 121 |
| Grammatical variation in French: The example of negation | 122 | |
| Grammatical variation in English | 125 | |
| Variable interrogation in French | 134 | |
| Intermediate conclusions | 141 | |
| Issues of comparability: Variation and change in grammar | 143 | |
| Intraspeaker variation in grammar | 156 | |
| Intraspeaker variation in ne | 159 | |
| Conclusion to the intraspeaker analysis of ne | 174 | |
| Ch. 5 | Variable liaison | 177 |
| Definition of liaison | 177 | |
| Liaison categories | 180 | |
| Variationist studies of liaison: problems of comparison | 189 | |
| Variation and change in liaison | 198 | |
| The stability of liaison | 200 | |
| Prospects for liaison sans enchainement | 206 | |
| Ch. 6 | Variation in the French lexicon | 209 |
| Previous studies of variable lexis | 209 | |
| Lexical variation in the Dieuze corpus | 211 | |
| Structure of the chapter | 212 | |
| Identification and analysis of lexical variables in the Dieuze corpus | 213 | |
| Lexical variation on the interspeaker dimensions | 218 | |
| Semantic equivalence across speech styles | 223 | |
| Ch. 7 | Summary and conclusion | 235 |
| Appendix | 245 | |
| References | 255 | |
| Index | 267 |
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