Ain't Dere No More: New Orleans Language and Local Nostalgia in Vic & Nat'ly Comics
K Carmichael, N Dajko - Journal of Linguistic Anthropology, 2016 - Wiley Online Library
As “local,”“authentic,”“working class,”“white,”“urban,” and “salt of the earth” characters, Vic
and Nat'ly, the protagonists of Bunny Matthews's classic comic strip, embody all of the …
and Nat'ly, the protagonists of Bunny Matthews's classic comic strip, embody all of the …
Ya Heard Me? Rhoticity in Post-Katrina New Orleans English
CS Casey - American Speech, 2016 - read.dukeupress.edu
Sociolinguistic research has documented the change to rhoticity by white speakers in the
American South, and the increase in rhoticity in New York City and New England. However …
American South, and the increase in rhoticity in New York City and New England. However …
" Before the Storm, There Wasn't Much of a Thought. When Katrina Happened, that Changed Everything:" Social Network Geometry, Discourses of Threat, and English …
TD Lewis - 2019 - search.proquest.com
This dissertation presents the results of a tripartite exploration of English use by Latinxs in
post-Katrina New Orleans, defined here as an ethnolinguistic repertoire that I call New …
post-Katrina New Orleans, defined here as an ethnolinguistic repertoire that I call New …
[图书][B] Postvocalic/r/in New Orleans: Language, place, and commodification
CS Casey - 2013 - search.proquest.com
From silva dimes to po-boys, r-lessness has long been a conspicuous feature of all dialects
of New Orleans English. This dissertation presents a quantitative and qualitative description …
of New Orleans English. This dissertation presents a quantitative and qualitative description …
DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS? NEW ORLEANS ENGLISH
E DELANGE, L ALTER - Language in Louisiana: Community and …, 2019 - books.google.com
“Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans,” a song made iconic by Louis Armstrong
in the 1947 movie New Orleans, articulates the idea of New Orleans as an object of romantic …
in the 1947 movie New Orleans, articulates the idea of New Orleans as an object of romantic …
CHAPTER SIX “YOU MUST BE SOME KIND OF [K ڙܼ Ԥ: Zܼ], YEAH”: TOWARDS A NEW ORLEANS ENGLISH PHONOLOGY1 CHRISTINA SCHOUX CASEY
TANEW ORLEANS, E PHONOLOGY - The Meaning of Language, 2018 - books.google.com
New Orleans, Louisiana presents a particularly interesting site for phonological inquiry
because it has been nearly unstudied, and also because, for 300 years, it has been a …
because it has been nearly unstudied, and also because, for 300 years, it has been a …
[PDF][PDF] TOWARDS A NEW ORLEANS ENGLISH PHONOLOGY1
CS CASEY - The Meaning of Language, 2018 - asau.ru
New Orleans, Louisiana presents a particularly interesting site for phonological inquiry
because it has been nearly unstudied, and also because, for 300 years, it has been a …
because it has been nearly unstudied, and also because, for 300 years, it has been a …