Principles of Linguistic Change

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Principles of Linguistic Change is a foundational multi-volume work in sociolinguistics that analyzes how and why language varies and evolves over time within speech communities.

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instanceOf academic monograph
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academicDiscipline linguistics
author William Labov NERFINISHED
William Labov NERFINISHED
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countryOfPublication United States of America
surface form: United States
field historical linguistics
sociolinguistics
variationist linguistics
focusesOn how language changes over time
how language varies within speech communities
relationship between social structure and linguistic structure
influenced empirical studies of sound change
variationist sociolinguistics
language English
mainSubject cognitive factors in language change
cultural factors in language change
internal factors in language change
language change
language variation
phonological change
quantitative methods in linguistics
social factors in language
social factors in language change
sociolinguistic patterns
sound change
speech communities
structural constraints on change
methodology apparent-time analysis
quantitative analysis of linguistic variables
real-time studies of change
notableFor integration of social and structural explanations of change
systematic treatment of principles governing language change
publisher Blackwell NERFINISHED
Blackwell NERFINISHED
Blackwell NERFINISHED
Wiley-Blackwell NERFINISHED
Wiley-Blackwell NERFINISHED
theoreticalFramework variationist sociolinguistic theory
usedIn graduate linguistics education
volume Principles of Linguistic Change, Volume 1: Internal Factors NERFINISHED
Principles of Linguistic Change, Volume 2: Social Factors NERFINISHED
Principles of Linguistic Change, Volume 3: Cognitive and Cultural Factors NERFINISHED

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