Contenu du sommaire : Canadian English in a Global Context.

Canadian English in a Global Context. Guest editors: Peter Avery, J.K. Chambers, Alexandra d'Arcy,Elaine Gold, Keren Rice

• Introduction - Avery P., d'Arcy A., Rice K. p. 99-104
• Canadian Raising Retrospect and Prospect - Chambers J.K. p. 105-118
• Canadian Raising, Opacity, and Rephonemicization - Idsardi W.J. p. 119-126
• Vowel Production in Winnipeg - Hagiwara R. p. 127-141
• Investigating St. John's English: Real- and Apparent-time Perspectives - Hollett P. p. 143-160
• Linguistic Resistance on the Maine-New Brunswick Border - Burnett W. p. 161-175
• Beyond the Isogloss: Isographs in Dialect Topography - Tony Pi C.Y. p. 177-184
• An English "like no other"?: Language Contact and Change in Quebec - Poplack S., Walker J.A., Malcolmson R. p. 185-213
• Canadian English in a Francophone Family - Walker D.C. p. 215-224
• Nooz or nyooz?: The Complex Construction of Canadian Identity - Clarke S. p. 225-246
• Eh? and Hein?: Discourse Particles or National Icons? - Gold E., Tremblay M. p. 247-263
• Dialect Mixture versus Monogenesis in Colonial Varieties: The Inevitability of Canadian English? - Trudgill P. p. 265-286
• The Modal Auxiliaries have to and must in the Corpus of Early Ontario English: Gradient Change and Colonial Lag - Dollinger S. p. 287-308
• "So cool, right?": Canadian English Entering the 21st Century - Tagliamonte S.A. p. 309-331