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Journal of Linguistic Geography

ISSN: 2049-7547
Source type: journal
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Article Processing Charge: $3,550
OpenAlex ID: S4210240911
Measuring language attitudes using the Personalized Implicit Association Test: A case study on regional varieties of Dutch in Belgium
2018 · Laura Rosseel, Dirk Speelman, et al. · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 66
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Geographic information systems and perceptual dialectology: a method for processing draw-a-map data
2013 · Chris Montgomery, Philipp Stoeckle · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 52
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Dialect Contact and the Acadian French Subjunctive: A Cross-Varietal Study
2018 · Ruth King, Carmen L. LeBlanc, et al. · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 47
Production and perception of the P in -P en merger
2020 · Martha Austen · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 33
Investigating geospatial models of the diffusion of morphosyntactic innovations: The Welsh strong second-person singular pronounchdi
2017 · David Willis · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 33
Exploring global and local patterns in the correlation of geographic distances and morphosyntactic variation in Swiss German
2017 · Péter Jeszenszky, Philipp Stoeckle, et al. · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 31
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Dialect perceptions in real time: A restudy of Miami-Cuban perceptions
2014 · Gabriela G. Alfaraz · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 29
Portuguese or Portuñol? Language contact in Misiones, Argentina
2016 · John M. Lipski · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 28
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A multivariate spatial analysis of vowel formants in American English
2013 · Jack Grieve, Dirk Speelman, et al. · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 27
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Locating place in variationist sociolinguistics: Making the case for ethnographically informed multidimensional place orientation metrics
2023 · Katie Carmichael · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 25
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Maps, meanings and loanwords: The interaction of geography and semantics in lexical borrowing
2019 · Karlien Franco, Dirk Geeraerts, et al. · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 23
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Phonetic variation and its spatial distribution in urban Austria: /l/-vocalization as a sociolinguistic marker?
2022 · Ann Kathrin Fischer, Nina Kleczkowski, et al. · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 20
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Linguistic Distances in Dialectometric Intensity Estimation
2014 · Simon Pickl, Aaron Spettl, et al. · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 20
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On case loss and svarabhakti vowels: the sociolinguistic typology and geolinguistics of simplification in North Germanic
2019 · Tam T. Blaxter, Peter Trudgill · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 19
Sociophonetic analysis of phonemic trill variation in two sub-varieties of Peninsular Spanish
2014 · Nicholas Henriksen · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 19
Debunking “pluri-areality”: On the pluricentric perspective of national varieties
2019 · Stefan Dollinger · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 18
Exploring syntactic variation by means of “Language Production Experiments”: Methods from and analyses on German in Austria
2019 · Alexandra N. Lenz, Ludwig Maximilian Breuer, et al. · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 18
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The Perceptual Categorization of Enshi Mandarin Regional Varieties
2015 · Qingyang Yan · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 18
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Perceptual regions in Poland: An investigation of Poznań speech perceptions
2015 · Paulina Bounds · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 18
Getting a (big) data-based grip on ideological change. Evidence from Belgian Dutch
2020 · Stefan Grondelaers, Dirk Speelman, et al. · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 17
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Towards an updated dialect atlas of British English
2022 · Laurel MacKenzie, George Bailey, et al. · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 15
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Mapping the linguistic landscapes of the Marshall Islands
2017 · Isabelle Buchstaller, Seraphim Alvanides · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 15
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Intra-regional differences in the social perception of allophonic variation: The evaluation of [tʃ] and [ʃ] in Huelva and Lepe (Western Andalucía)
2020 · Brendan Regan · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 13
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The influence of suburban development and metropolitan fragmentation on language variation and change: Evidence from Greater St. Louis
2019 · Daniel Duncan · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 13
A perceptual dialectological approach to linguistic variation and spatial analysis of Kurdish varieties
2017 · Eva Eppler, Josef Benedikt · Journal of Linguistic Geography · 13
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Works count: 116
Citation count: 956
H-index: 18
I10-index: 34
2yr mean citedness: 0.524
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