From perceptual dialectology to perceptual multilingualism

“EVERYBODY SOUNDS THE Same”: OTHERWISE OVERLOOKED ...

“EVERYBODY SOUNDS THE Same”: OTHERWISE OVERLOOKED IDEOLOGY IN PERCEPTUAL DIALECTOLOGY ... Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development.

Differences in perceptual representations in multilinguals' first ...

The results suggest a match effect within the first language (Cantonese), but not within the second language (Mandarin) or the third language ( ...

Five Visions of America - jstor

The study of dialect distribution has generally focused on the performance of speakers rather than on their perception of speech variation. The excep-.

Intonation, Perception, and Language - MIT Press

The author presents evidence that, contrary to general assumptions, intonation is a central rather than peripheral linguistic feature; that it is an innate ...

THE ACQUISITION OF DIALECT-SPECIFIC PHONOLOGY ...

Abstract: How regional variation shapes second language (L2) perception and manifests in the production of second language learners has received more and ...

Cross-language speech perception: Evidence for perceptual ...

Cross-language speech perception: Evidence for perceptual reorganization during the first year of life. 夽. Janet F. Werkera, Richard C. Teesb,∗ a Department ...

'Bogans' and Boundaries: A perceptual dialectology of Australian ...

Most linguists agree that the language arose from a London variety, some arguing for a. Page 8. 7 possible mixture between London English and Irish. Whether ...

A perceptual interference account of acquisition difficulties for non ...

Geographic information systems and perceptual dialectology

Modern approaches to PD use methods designed to assess respondents' mental maps of language variation and ''dig deeply into the conceptual world, not only for ...

More Than Words: How Language Affects The Way We Think

Language changes how we see things. If you're familiar with the principle of linguistic relativity, it states that the way people think of the ...

Teachers' perceptions of variation in Welsh English - Semantic Scholar

40 Citations · The Perceptual Dialectology of England · Peter Garrett 2010: Attitudes to Language (Key Topics in Sociolinguistics). · Evaluating dialect in ...

Perceptual Dialectology Sign Video - ASL STEM

The study of how non-linguists classify different dialects, as well as their beliefs about and attitudes toward different dialects and their speakers. Also ...

Katiuska M Ferrer Portillo - University of Bristol Research Portal

Moreover, a final acoustic scrutiny of voice samples from the perceptual dialect ... Keywords. Bristol English; Perceptual Dialectology; Language Perception ...

Examining the Role of Phoneme Frequency in First Language ...

One source of change in the L1 perceptual system is L2 exposure, which may result in short- or long-term changes to perception of L1 speech ( ...

Handbook of Perceptual Dialectology: Volume 1 (review)

objective evidence for dialect borders, offering both a rich history of the methodological concerns involved in language perception study and detailed and ...

Dialectological Landscapes of North East England - Perceptual ...

Perceptual dialectology is the study of how people classify dialects, and the attitudes they hold towards regional and social variation in language.

Perceptual dialectology study of Korean - Indiana University

Keywords: Gyeongsang dialect; Korean dialects; perceptual dialectology; language attitudes. 1. Introduction. Perceptual dialectology is a branch of ...

Does race impact speech perception? An account of accented ...

As Babel and Mellesmoen (2019) asserted, listeners' experience with language and society builds their linguistic representations and, in turn, ...

Language affects patterns of brain activation associated with ... - PNAS

This finding suggests that the language-processing areas of the brain are directly involved in visual perceptual decision, thus providing neuroimaging support ...

Learning a second language alters sensory perception, study finds

Learning a second language can change the way our senses work together to interpret speech, according to a new Northwestern University study.