Migration, accommodation and language change: language at the intersection of regional and ethnic identity
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In the early decades of the twentieth century, large numbers of African
American and White Southerners migrated from the rural South to the
urban Midwest as part of the most significant internal migration in US
history.This is a linguistic study of the Southern migrant experience in
Detroit, a city with a reputation of being the most racially polarized and
residentially segregated urban area in America. Although African American
and Appalachian White Southern migrants and their descendants are two
groups that are separated by ethnicity, they share a regional affiliation
with the South as well as Southern cultural characteristics.This situation
provides a unique opportunity to examine ways in which the interaction
of ethnicity and regional affiliation gives rise to systematic patterns of
language variation and change and phonetic restructuring as a result of
language contact. Linguistic effects of large-scale migration for these two
Southern groups across three generations of speakers are described and
compared to the surrounding dialect norms of Midwestern Whites
through acoustic analysis of portions of the vowel systems.The quantitative
acoustic analysis is interpreted with reference to rich qualitative data
obtained through the author's four years of ethnographic fieldwork.
Contents
List of
Figures
xii
List of Tables
xiv
Acknowledgments
xvii
1
Introduction
1
2
Empirical and Theoretical Background
4
2.1
American English vowel shifts in progress
5
2.1.1
The Northern Cities Chain Shift
5
2.1.2
The Southern Shift
6
2.1.3
African American vowel systems
7
2.1.4
/ai/
9
2.1.5
The high and lower-high back vowels /u/
and/u/
11
2.2
Models of change
13
2.2.1
Internal and external factors in language
change
13
2.2.2
Language ideology: An overview
14
2.2.3
Dialect contact
16
3
The Sociolinguistic and Demographic Context for the
Study
18
3.1
Research site and demography of the area
18
3.2
History of migration to southeastern Michigan
21
3.2.1
Appalachian White migration to Detroit
21
3.2.2
African American migration to Detroit
24
3.3
Appalachian Whites and African American
Southern migrants in the Detroit area
26
3.4
Appalachian English
28
3.4.1
In the Southern Highlands
28
3.4.2
In Southeastern Michigan
31
viii Contents
3.5
African American
English
31
3.5.1
In the South
31
3.5.2
In Southeastern Michigan
32
3.6
Midwestern urban Whites
33
4
The Pilot Study
35
4.1
/ai/
35
4.1.1
Participants and methods of analysis for the
pilot study
35
4.1.2
The patterning of
/ai/
36
4.2
Acoustic analysis of
/є/
and
/ге/
for five
Appalachian White women, five African American
women, and five Northern White women
39
5
Field Techniques and Acoustic Methods
47
5.1
Study design
47
5.1.1
Speaker selection
47
5.1.2
Participant observation and
ethnography
49
5.1.3
Data analysis
50
5.1.4
Individual first versus community
first
51
5.2
Field methodology
53
5.2.1
Participants
53
5.2.2
Fieldwork and data collection
55
5.2.3
Recording procedures
57
5.3
Acoustic analysis
57
5.3.1
Temporal locations and measures
58
5.3.2
Spectral measures
58
5.4
Spectral comparisons
59
6
The High and Lower-High Back Vowels
65
6.1
Analysis of lu/^/i/ and /u/^/i/ distances at
midpoint and offset
66
6.1.1
Methods for the statistical analysis
66
6.1.2
Descriptive overview of fronting patterns
67
6.1.2.1
African American, Appalachian,
and Midwestern White groups
68
6.1.2.2
African American and Appalachian
speakers
69
Contents ix
6.1.3
Statistical analysis of F2 distances
75
6.1.4
Summary and significance of the F2 distance
results
79
6.2
Context effects of consonants on preceding
vowels
80
6.2.1
Effects of following alveolar consonantal
context on vowel spectra
81
6.2.2
Effects of following labial consonantal
context on vowel spectra
83
6.2.3
Word-final context
84
6.2.4
Effects of following velar consonantal
context on vowel spectra
84
6.2.5
Summary
85
6.3
Rounding and backing
86
6.4
Nguyen's
(2006)
real-time analysis of /u/ by social
status for Detroit African Americans and Nguyen
and Anderson's
(2006)
comparisons of /u/ fronting
among African American and Midwestern Whites
in the Detroit area
87
6.5
Nguyen and Anderson's
(2006)
comparisons of /u/
fronting among African American and Midwestern
Whites in the Detroit area
94
6.6
Conclusion
99
The Patterning of
/ai/
102
7.1
Comparison by ethnicity, vowel,
and context
105
7.2
Speaker-by-speaker analysis
110
7.2.1
Data overview
110
7.2.2
Statistical analysis 111
7.2.2.1
Main effects 111
7.2.2.2
Interactions of vowel and
context
116
7.2.3
Comparison with a Midwestern White
speaker
122
7.2.4
Summary of speaker-by-speaker analysis
127
7.3
The patterning of
/ai/ in
Detroit African American
English reported by Nguyen
(2006) 127
7.4
Conclusion
128
χ
Contents
The Local and Supralocal Contexts for the Patterns of
Usage
129
8.1
Participant comments on Detroit and its
relationship to the suburbs
129
8.1.1
Residential segregation
130
8.1.2
"White Flight" out of Detroit
132
8.1.3
Suburbs
134
8.1.4
Poverty, scarcity of jobs, and crime
in Detroit
138
8.1.5
Riots
140
8.1.6
Coleman Young, first African American
Mayor of Detroit
142
8.2
Participant comments on migration, the South,
and Southern cultural practices
144
8.2.1
Reverse migration and purchasing property
in the South
145
8.2.2
Ties to the South: Trips and
relatives
149
8.2.3
Southern cultural practices in
Detroit
151
8.2.4
Relationship between Southern Whites and
Southern African Americans
156
8.2.5
Identification as "Southern" and "Hillbilly"
and differentiation between Southern
migrants and Midwestern Whites
159
8.2.6
Metapragmatic commentary on
language
162
8.3
Interpretation of the results for the patterns of use
presented in Chapters
6
and
7 164
8.3.1
/u/ and
/υ/
166
8.3.2
Comparison of groups for fronting
167
8.3.3
The (non)role of language ideology in the
patterning of the high and lower-high back
vowels
169
8.4
/ai/
171
8.4.1
Summary of major patterns for
/ai/
172
8.4.2
/ai/
Glide-weakening and dialect
leveling
174
Contents xi
9
Conclusions
and Implications
179
9.1
General commentary
179
9.2
Limitations and contributions of the study and
implications for sociolinguistic research
181
Bibliography
184
Index
193 |
| adam_txt |
In the early decades of the twentieth century, large numbers of African
American and White Southerners migrated from the rural South to the
urban Midwest as part of the most significant internal migration in US
history.This is a linguistic study of the Southern migrant experience in
Detroit, a city with a reputation of being the most racially polarized and
residentially segregated urban area in America. Although African American
and Appalachian White Southern migrants and their descendants are two
groups that are separated by ethnicity, they share a regional affiliation
with the South as well as Southern cultural characteristics.This situation
provides a unique opportunity to examine ways in which the interaction
of ethnicity and regional affiliation gives rise to systematic patterns of
language variation and change and phonetic restructuring as a result of
language contact. Linguistic effects of large-scale migration for these two
Southern groups across three generations of speakers are described and
compared to the surrounding dialect norms of Midwestern Whites
through acoustic analysis of portions of the vowel systems.The quantitative
acoustic analysis is interpreted with reference to rich qualitative data
obtained through the author's four years of ethnographic fieldwork.
Contents
List of
Figures
xii
List of Tables
xiv
Acknowledgments
xvii
1
Introduction
1
2
Empirical and Theoretical Background
4
2.1
American English vowel shifts in progress
5
2.1.1
The Northern Cities Chain Shift
5
2.1.2
The Southern Shift
6
2.1.3
African American vowel systems
7
2.1.4
/ai/
9
2.1.5
The high and lower-high back vowels /u/
and/u/
11
2.2
Models of change
13
2.2.1
Internal and external factors in language
change
13
2.2.2
Language ideology: An overview
14
2.2.3
Dialect contact
16
3
The Sociolinguistic and Demographic Context for the
Study
18
3.1
Research site and demography of the area
18
3.2
History of migration to southeastern Michigan
21
3.2.1
Appalachian White migration to Detroit
21
3.2.2
African American migration to Detroit
24
3.3
Appalachian Whites and African American
Southern migrants in the Detroit area
26
3.4
Appalachian English
28
3.4.1
In the Southern Highlands
28
3.4.2
In Southeastern Michigan
31
viii Contents
3.5
African American
English
31
3.5.1
In the South
31
3.5.2
In Southeastern Michigan
32
3.6
Midwestern urban Whites
33
4
The Pilot Study
35
4.1
/ai/
35
4.1.1
Participants and methods of analysis for the
pilot study
35
4.1.2
The patterning of
/ai/
36
4.2
Acoustic analysis of
/є/
and
/ге/
for five
Appalachian White women, five African American
women, and five Northern White women
39
5
Field Techniques and Acoustic Methods
47
5.1
Study design
47
5.1.1
Speaker selection
47
5.1.2
Participant observation and
ethnography
49
5.1.3
Data analysis
50
5.1.4
Individual first versus community
first
51
5.2
Field methodology
53
5.2.1
Participants
53
5.2.2
Fieldwork and data collection
55
5.2.3
Recording procedures
57
5.3
Acoustic analysis
57
5.3.1
Temporal locations and measures
58
5.3.2
Spectral measures
58
5.4
Spectral comparisons
59
6
The High and Lower-High Back Vowels
65
6.1
Analysis of lu/^/i/ and /u/^/i/ distances at
midpoint and offset
66
6.1.1
Methods for the statistical analysis
66
6.1.2
Descriptive overview of fronting patterns
67
6.1.2.1
African American, Appalachian,
and Midwestern White groups
68
6.1.2.2
African American and Appalachian
speakers
69
Contents ix
6.1.3
Statistical analysis of F2 distances
75
6.1.4
Summary and significance of the F2 distance
results
79
6.2
Context effects of consonants on preceding
vowels
80
6.2.1
Effects of following alveolar consonantal
context on vowel spectra
81
6.2.2
Effects of following labial consonantal
context on vowel spectra
83
6.2.3
Word-final context
84
6.2.4
Effects of following velar consonantal
context on vowel spectra
84
6.2.5
Summary
85
6.3
Rounding and backing
86
6.4
Nguyen's
(2006)
real-time analysis of /u/ by social
status for Detroit African Americans and Nguyen
and Anderson's
(2006)
comparisons of /u/ fronting
among African American and Midwestern Whites
in the Detroit area
87
6.5
Nguyen and Anderson's
(2006)
comparisons of /u/
fronting among African American and Midwestern
Whites in the Detroit area
94
6.6
Conclusion
99
The Patterning of
/ai/
102
7.1
Comparison by ethnicity, vowel,
and context
105
7.2
Speaker-by-speaker analysis
110
7.2.1
Data overview
110
7.2.2
Statistical analysis 111
7.2.2.1
Main effects 111
7.2.2.2
Interactions of vowel and
context
116
7.2.3
Comparison with a Midwestern White
speaker
122
7.2.4
Summary of speaker-by-speaker analysis
127
7.3
The patterning of
/ai/ in
Detroit African American
English reported by Nguyen
(2006) 127
7.4
Conclusion
128
χ
Contents
The Local and Supralocal Contexts for the Patterns of
Usage
129
8.1
Participant comments on Detroit and its
relationship to the suburbs
129
8.1.1
Residential segregation
130
8.1.2
"White Flight" out of Detroit
132
8.1.3
Suburbs
134
8.1.4
Poverty, scarcity of jobs, and crime
in Detroit
138
8.1.5
Riots
140
8.1.6
Coleman Young, first African American
Mayor of Detroit
142
8.2
Participant comments on migration, the South,
and Southern cultural practices
144
8.2.1
Reverse migration and purchasing property
in the South
145
8.2.2
Ties to the South: Trips and
relatives
149
8.2.3
Southern cultural practices in
Detroit
151
8.2.4
Relationship between Southern Whites and
Southern African Americans
156
8.2.5
Identification as "Southern" and "Hillbilly"
and differentiation between Southern
migrants and Midwestern Whites
159
8.2.6
Metapragmatic commentary on
language
162
8.3
Interpretation of the results for the patterns of use
presented in Chapters
6
and
7 164
8.3.1
/u/ and
/υ/
166
8.3.2
Comparison of groups for fronting
167
8.3.3
The (non)role of language ideology in the
patterning of the high and lower-high back
vowels
169
8.4
/ai/
171
8.4.1
Summary of major patterns for
/ai/
172
8.4.2
/ai/
Glide-weakening and dialect
leveling
174
Contents xi
9
Conclusions
and Implications
179
9.1
General commentary
179
9.2
Limitations and contributions of the study and
implications for sociolinguistic research
181
Bibliography
184
Index
193 |
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| spelling | Anderson, Bridget L. 1972- Verfasser (DE-588)134123573 aut Migration, accommodation and language change language at the intersection of regional and ethnic identity Bridget L. Anderson 1. publ. Basingstoke [u.a.] Palgrave Macmillan 2008 XVIII, 196 S. Ill., graph. Darst. 23 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Palgrave studies in language variation Includes bibliographical references (p. 184-192) and index English language / Variation / United States English language / Dialects / United States English language / Social aspects / United States Englisch Gesellschaft English language Dialects United States English language Social aspects United States English language Variation United States Ethnizität (DE-588)4220764-2 gnd rswk-swf Zuwanderer (DE-588)4192846-5 gnd rswk-swf Amerikanisches Englisch (DE-588)4094804-3 gnd rswk-swf Sprachvariante (DE-588)4077741-8 gnd rswk-swf USA Detroit, Mich. (DE-588)4011559-8 gnd rswk-swf Amerikanisches Englisch (DE-588)4094804-3 s Sprachvariante (DE-588)4077741-8 s Detroit, Mich. (DE-588)4011559-8 g Zuwanderer (DE-588)4192846-5 s Ethnizität (DE-588)4220764-2 s DE-604 Digitalisierung UB Augsburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016434568&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016434568&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Anderson, Bridget L. 1972- Migration, accommodation and language change language at the intersection of regional and ethnic identity English language / Variation / United States English language / Dialects / United States English language / Social aspects / United States Englisch Gesellschaft English language Dialects United States English language Social aspects United States English language Variation United States Ethnizität (DE-588)4220764-2 gnd Zuwanderer (DE-588)4192846-5 gnd Amerikanisches Englisch (DE-588)4094804-3 gnd Sprachvariante (DE-588)4077741-8 gnd |
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| title | Migration, accommodation and language change language at the intersection of regional and ethnic identity |
| title_auth | Migration, accommodation and language change language at the intersection of regional and ethnic identity |
| title_exact_search | Migration, accommodation and language change language at the intersection of regional and ethnic identity |
| title_exact_search_txtP | Migration, accommodation and language change language at the intersection of regional and ethnic identity |
| title_full | Migration, accommodation and language change language at the intersection of regional and ethnic identity Bridget L. Anderson |
| title_fullStr | Migration, accommodation and language change language at the intersection of regional and ethnic identity Bridget L. Anderson |
| title_full_unstemmed | Migration, accommodation and language change language at the intersection of regional and ethnic identity Bridget L. Anderson |
| title_short | Migration, accommodation and language change |
| title_sort | migration accommodation and language change language at the intersection of regional and ethnic identity |
| title_sub | language at the intersection of regional and ethnic identity |
| topic | English language / Variation / United States English language / Dialects / United States English language / Social aspects / United States Englisch Gesellschaft English language Dialects United States English language Social aspects United States English language Variation United States Ethnizität (DE-588)4220764-2 gnd Zuwanderer (DE-588)4192846-5 gnd Amerikanisches Englisch (DE-588)4094804-3 gnd Sprachvariante (DE-588)4077741-8 gnd |
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