English in Wales : diversity, conflict, and change

Abstract

Part 1: social and linguistic perspectives on in Wales, Nikolas Coupland and Alan R.Thomas. Part 2 Perspectives on Anglicization: the anglizisation of Wales, Colin Williams language shift in Gwent, 1770-1981, W.T.R.Pryce. Part 3 Descriptive sketches: the phonetics and phonology of Cardiff English, Beverley Collins and Inger M.Mees transcribed specimen of Cardiff English, Jack Windsor Lewis the roots of Cardiff English, Jack Windsor Lewis syntax and lexis in Glamorgan English, Jack Windsor Lewis Port Talbot English, John H.Connolly the pronunciation of in Abercave, Paul Tench the conservative dialects of North Carmarthenshire, David Parry the conservative dialects of South Pembrokeshire, David Parry accents of in Wales, J.C.Wells. Part 4 Sociolinguistic processes: patterns of sociophonetic variation in the speech of Cardiff schoolchildren, Inger M.Mees Welsh influence on children's English, Bob Morris Jones Standard Welsh English - a variable semiotic, Nikolas Coupland social meanings of Welsh English, Howard Giles.

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