Introduction Allison Burkette, Becky Childs, Susan Tamasi, Part1: Linguistic Atlas Studies,
1. Semantics and pragmatics meet the LAP: Attitudes in action Dennis R. Preston,
2. The Geographical and Social Distribution of ain't in the Linguistic Atlas Project Lamont Antieau,
3. Word Lore: the Case of Shakerag Claiborne Rice,
4. Linguistic Atlas Project fieldworker comments and their connection to the material world Allison Burkette, Part2: Corpus Linguistics,
5. Looking for the Smoking Gun': Kretzschmar's Take on Forensic Corpus Analysis Marianne Mason,
6. Keep Calm and Vape On: Representations of E-Cigarettes in US and UK Press Katherine Ireland,
7. Complexity in American editorial discourse: Collocation and discourse around immigrants Michael Olsen,
8. "To the Curious in Fish Sauce": shopping lists, family quarrels and lexical sociolinguistics Laura Wright, Part3: Complexity,
9. Dialect boundaries from a complex systems perspective Edgar W. Schneider,
10. Evidence-of and evidence-for: A methodological reflection Michael Adams,
11. Complexity Theory and Linguistic Perceptions: Evidence from Polish and American Dialects Paulina Bounds,
12. Fresh perspectives on sociolinguistic prosody: A complex systems approach to f0 analysis in semi-spontaneous speech Rachel Miller Olsen,
13. Lessons from the Linguistic Atlas Project in the documentation of language variation in Kriolu Marlyse Baptista,
14. Language Variation in Early 20th Century Rural Utah Joseph A. Stanley & Hallie Davidson, Index