Social Stratification in Women's Speech in Rural Puerto Rico: A Study of Five Phonological Features

Jonathan Holmquist

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Linguistic Variation and Morphology Phonetics and Phonology Research Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies

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From the fall of 1982 to the summer of 1985, while teaching at the University of Puerto Rico in Mayagüez on the island’s west coast, on numerous occasions I heard reference to “la lechi de poti que toman en Lari. ” Lares is a municipality in the mountainous interior of the western PR. The reference

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1982Language and social networks . By Leslie Milroy. Oxford: Blackwell, 1980. Pp. xii, 218.1994Latin American Spanish 1985Social correlates of a linguistic variable:A study in a Spanish village 1967Belmonte de los Caballeros: A Sociological Study of a Spanish Town.1988Language loyalty and linguistic variation 2003Coffee Farmers, Social Integration and Five Phonological Features: Regional Socio-Dialectology in West-Central Puerto Rico

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