Vol 1: Marginal Dialects

Marginal Dialects: Scotland, Ireland and Beyond

Title Pages

Series Introduction
Robert McColl Millar

Introduction
Joanna Kopaczyk and Robert McColl Millar

Linguistic marginality in Scotland: Scots and Gaelic
Robert McColl Millar

Done, finished, and started as reflexes of the Scottish transitive be perfect in North America: their synchrony, diachrony, and current marginalisation
Yuri Yerastov

Writing from the margins: Donegal English invented/imagined
Carolina Amador-Moreno

Use and Attitudes towards Nigerian Pidgin English among Nigerian University Students
Akinmade T. Akande and L. Oladipo Salami

Language Planning and Policy on Linguistic Boundaries: the case of Luxembourgish
Daniel Redinger

The Ripano dialect: towards the end of a mysterious linguistic island in the heart of Italy
Franca Ferrari-Bridgers

The Dialect of Alghero: continuity and change
Maria-Pilar Perea

French in the Caribbean: characterising Guadeloupean French
Iskra Iskrova

From the Periphery to the Centre: recent debates on the place of Breton (and other regional languages) in the French Republic
Michael Hornsby

Phonological change in Hong Kong Cantonese through language contact with Chinese topolects and English over the past century
Picus Sizhi Ding

Contributors

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