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List of Figures List of Tables List of Contributors Acknowledgements Panel studies of language variation and change: Theoretical and methodological implications PART I: REVELATIONS FROM PAST TREND AND PANEL STUDIES Chapter 1. The beginnings of panel research: Individual language variation, change and stability in Eskilstuna Chapter 2. Alignment of individuals with community trends: Subjects from the Portuguese Chapter 3. Stylistic Variation in Panel Studies of Language Change: Challenge and Opportunity PART II: INSIGHTS IN THE ANALYSIS OF INTRA-SPEAKER (IN)STABILITY Chapter 4. Individual and group trajectories across adulthood in a sample of Utah English speakers Chapter 5. Accent reversion in older adults: evidence from the Queen’s Christmas broadcasts PART III: A GLIMPSE OF THE PAST: PANEL RESEARCH FROM ARCHIVAL MATERIAL Chapter 6. Exploiting convention: Lifespan change and generational incrementation in the development of cleft constructions Chapter 7. Corpus-based lifespan change in Late Middle English PART IV: NEW METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES FOR LIFESPAN STUDIES Chapter 8. Exploring the effect of linguistic architecture and heuristic method in panel analysis Chapter 9. Loss of historical phonetic contrast across the lifespan: Articulatory, lexical, and social effects on sound change in Swabian Chapter 10. Deconfounding the effects of competition and attrition on dialect across the lifespan: A panel study of Swabian PART V: FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR PANEL RESERACH Chapter 11. What’s the point of panel studies? Index |