Sociolinguistics Symposium 19
Freie Universität Berlin | August 21-24, 2012
Programme: accepted abstracts
You looked for the abstracts in Session 100: Montreal, a francophone, anglophone and multilingual city
- Do Quebeckers identify Montreal French as a distinct variety? Results of an exploratory perceptual analysis (ID: 1404)
Remysen, Wim - Ethnic divergence in Montreal English (ID: 622)
Boberg, Charles - Evaluating Indices: How should Montreal's linguistic identity be assessed? (ID: 762)
Weinstock, Daniel M. - Evaluational Reactions to French and English in Montreal - does mother tongue really matter? (ID: 565)
Laur, Elke - Finding an American place in Francophone space: the monolingual American expat experience in Montreal (ID: 877)
Whigam, Kenneth - Informational and Symbolic Functions of English, French, and Other Languages in the Virtual Linguistic Landscape of the City of Montréal (ID: 250)
Williams, Lawrence - Lambs to the slaughter? Young francophones and attitudes towards English in Montreal today (ID: 388)
Oakes, Leigh - Language in Montréal: two visions and models of intervention (ID: 1349)
Tremblay, Mireille - The phonetic outcome of complex language dynamics in defining ethnolinguistic categories in Montreal (ID: 598)
Friesner, Michael