Speaking Pittsburghese: The Story of a Dialect

Barbara Johnstone

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Preface and Acknowledgments Special Symbols and Typographic Conventions 1 Pittsburgh Speech and Pittsburghese 2 Yinz are in Stiller Country: Dialect, Place, and Social Meaning in Language 3 From Pittsburgh Speech to Pittsburghese 4 Perceiving Pittsburghese 5 Linking Dialect and Place in Interaction 6 Pittsburghese in the Media 7 Selling Pittsburghese 8 Performing Pittsburghese 9 The History of Yinz and the Outlook for Pittsburghese References

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