The Language of St. Louis, Missouri: Variation in the Gateway City

Thomas E. Murray

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Linguistic Variation and Morphology Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies

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Contents: Introductory and methodological preliminaries - Data-oriented analyses of the phonology, morphology and syntax, and lexicon of St. Louis - comparison of St. Louis dialect to other U.S. dialects - Why St. Louisans talk the way they do.

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