Ulster Scots speech: a sociolinguistic study
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| adam_text | ULSTER
SCOTS
SPEECH
A Sociolinguistic Study
Rona K Kingsmore
Edited by Michael B Montgomery
With a Foreword by James Milroy and Lesley Milroy
The University of Alabama Press
Tuscaloosa and London
Contents
List of Figures xiii
List of Tables xv
List of Tables in Appendix xviii
Acknowledgments xxi
Foreword xxiii
Preface 1
1 Coleraine: Geographical and Historical Setting 5
1 1 Northern Ireland 5
111 Economy 7
112 Religion 7
1 2 Geographical setting of Coleraine 8
1 3 Early history of Coleraine 9
1 4 Plantation of Ulster 10
1 5 Modern-day Coleraine 14
151 Religious segregation 15
152 Family ties 17
153 Rural versus urban influences 17
2 Linguistic Setting 18
2 1 Irish Gaelic influence 18
2 2 Modern Ulster English 20
2 3 Scottish vowel length rule 22
2 4 Ulster dialects 23
2 5 Ulster Scots dialect 23
251 Conservative and standardized speech 23
252 Morphology of Ulster Scots speech 25
253 Phonology of Ulster Scots 25
2 6 Mid-Ulster dialect 26
viii Contents
2 7 Belfast vernacular 26
271 Vowel length 28
272 Consonants 28
2 8 Regional modified Ulster standard 29
2 9 Received pronunciation 30
2 10 Elocution 31
2 11 North American English 33
2 12 Language and religion 34
2 13 Summary 35
3 Methodology 37
3 1 Early dialectology 37
3 2 Structural linguistics 38
3 3 Sociolinguistics 39
3 4 Data analysis 41
3 5 Number of tokens 41
3 6 Data collection 42
3 7 Sample size 43
3 8 Style 44
381 Vernacular style 44
382 Interview style 45
383 Sources of bias in interview method 45
3 9 Group interaction 46
3 10 Community and network 47
3 10 1 Community 47
3 10 2 Vernacular loyalty and network 48
3 11 Data collection using a network model 49
3 12 Social networks and related concepts 50
3 12 1 First- and second-order zones 50
3 12 2 Tokens of exchange 51
3 13 Structure and content of social networks 51
4 The Family Model • 53
4 1 Introduction 53
4 2 Previous family-based studies 54
4 3 Location and method 55
4 4 Social characteristics of the sample 57
4 5 Refusals 57
4 6 Social and family network of informants 58
Contents ix
4 7 Housing and friendship networks 58
4 8 Data collection 61
4 9 Participants, topics, and place of recordings 61
491 Killowen network 62
492 Town center group 63
5 Nonlinguistic Variables 65
5 1 Social class 65
511 Occupation 67
512 Housing and locality 69
5 2 Social network 70
521 Network as an analytic tool 71
522 Focusing and diffusion 73
523 Weak ties and strong ties 74
524 Innovators and adopters 75
5 3 Religion 77
5 4 Sex 80
541 Sex differentiation 80
542 Social network and sex 81
5 5 Age 83
551 Age grading 83
552 Generational differences 85
553 Age divisions 88
5 6 Areal differences 89
5 7 Style 92
571 Speaking style 93
572 Reading styles 94
573 Word-list style 95
5 8 Summary 96
Introduction to Results 99
6 (ng) Variable 100
6 1 Introduction 100
6 2 Historical background of [n] variant 101
6 3 Phonetic variation of (ng) variable 101
6 4 Lexical class 101
641 Morphological structure 102
642 Compound-word class 102
6 5 Sociolinguistic results 103
Contents
651 Sex
652 Age and social class
653 Housing
654 Urban/rural
655 Network
656 Word-list style
657 Style shifting
6 6 Summary
7 (1) Variable
7 1 Phonetic description of /I/
7 2 Historical considerations
7 3 Previous references to /!/ in Irish speech
7 4 Coarticulau on of /I/ in R P
7 5 Sociolinguistic considerations
7 6 Scoring procedures
7 7 Results
771 Phonological environment and age
772 Individual scores
773 Housing
774 Urban/rural
775 Network and family
776 Religion
777 Style
7 8 Summary
781 Phonological environment
782 Nonlinguistic factors
8 (t) Variable
81N dentality [tr]
8 2 IM deletion
8 3 [d] variant
8 4 Glottal stop [?]
841 History in British English
842 Distribution in British English
843 Glottalization
844 Previous sociolinguistic investigations
845 Phonological environment
846 Environments included in Coleraine study
Contents xi
8 5 Results 154
851 Frequency of phonological environment 154
852 Correlation of phonetic variant with
phonological environment, and sex of speaker 155
853 Distributional differences between [?] and [d] 156
854 Correlation of (t) variants with
phonological environment, age, and sex 158
8541 [t] variant 158
8542 [t?] variant 160
8543 [7] and [d] variants 161
8544 Section summary 168
855 Individual scores 168
856 Correlation of [?] and [d] with age and sex 170
857 Correlation of (t) variants with housing 172
858 Correlation of (t) variants with geographical area 175
859 Correlation of (t) variants with network 175
8 5 10 Correlation of (t) variants with family ties 177
8 5 11 Correlation of (t) variants with religion 177
8 5 12 Stylistic variation 178
8 5 12 1 [d?] variant 179
8 5 12 2 [t] variant/style 179
8 5 12 3 [t?] variant correlated with age, sex, and
style 180
8 5 12 4 [?] variant correlated with age, sex,
geographical area, and style 181
8 5 12 5 [d] variant correlated with age, sex, and
style 182
8 6 Summary 183
861 Phonological considerations 183
862 Sociolinguistic aspects 183
863 Summary of variants 184
9 Summary and Conclusions 186
9 1 Social aspects of variation and change 187
911 Language and sex 187
912 Sound change in progress 189
913 Geographical diffusion 190
914 Status/stigma and sex 191
xii Contents
915 Social networks 193
9 2 Phonological aspects 193
921 Phonetic categories 194
922 Phonological environment 194
9 3 Summary 194
Appendix 196
References 221
Index 237
List of Figures
1 1 The British Isles xxviii
1 2 Northern Ireland 6
2 1 Dialect groups of Hiberno-English 20
2 2 Approximate boundaries of Northern Hiberno-
English dialects 21
2 3 Dialects and subdialects of Ulster 27
4 1 Family and friendship networks of informants 59
5 1 Norwich (ng) by age and style 84
5 2 Norwich (e) by age and style 86
5 3 Norwich (ir) by age and style 87
6 1 Correlation of [n] variant with age, sex, and style 109
7 1 Tongue position for clear HI 112
7 2 Tongue position for velarized l l 113
7 3 Status and stigma of IV allophones in Belfast
vernacular 118
7 4 Correlation of velarized /I with age and sex 122
7 5 Correlation of velarized l l with sex and housing 125
7 6 Correlation of velarized N with sex and
geographical area 127
7 7 Correlation of velarized l l with sex and religion 130
7 8 Correlation of velarized IV with age, sex, and style 133
8 1 Classification of glottal variants in British English 147
8 2 Correlation of [t] variant with age and sex 159
8 3 Correlation of [?] and [d] variants in medial
position in conversational style with sex and age 163
8 4 Correlation of [7] and [d] variants in final
position in conversational style with sex and age 164
xiv Figures
8 5 Correlation of [7] and [d] variants in initial
position in conversational style with sex and age 165
8 6 Correlation of [7] and [d] variants in conversa-
tional style with sex and age 171
8 7 Correlation of [7] variant with sex and housing 173
8 8 Correlation of [d] variant with sex and housing 174
8 9 Correlation of [7] and [d] variants with sex and
geographical area 176
9 1 Use of globalized (p) in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
by sex and social class 188
List of Tables
4 1 Informant sample by sex and age 57
4 2 Social background of informants 64
5 1 Housing categories for Coleraine sample 69
5 2 Network categories for Coleraine sample 76
5 3 Religious affiliations of Coleraine sample 79
5 4 Age categories for Coleraine sample 89
5 5 Geographical area for Coleraine sample 92
5 6 Factor groups for nonlinguistic variables in
VARBRUL program 97
5 7 Nonlinguistic VARBRUL factor groupings for
each informant 98
6 1 Distribution of [n] variant in conversational style
according to morphological structure of lexical items 102
6 2 Incidence of [n] variant in compound words in
conversational style 103
6 3 Correlation of [n] variant in conversational style
with age and sex 104
6 4 Individual scores for [n] variant in conversational
style 104
6 5 Correlation of [n] variant in conversational style
with sex and housing 107
6 6 Correlation of [n] variant in conversational style
with sex and geographical area 107
6 7 Individual scores for [n] variant in conversational
style in the Frazer family 107
6 8 Correlation of [n] variant in conversational style
with sex and network 108
xvi Tables
6 9 Correlation of [n] variant with age, sex, and style 110
7 1 Correlation of velarized /I/ in conversational style
with phonological environment, age, and sex 121
7 2 Individual scores for velarized /I/ in conversational
style for three phonological environments 123
7 3 Correlation of velarized /I/ in conversational style
with phonological environment, sex, and housing 124
7 4 Correlation of velarized /I/ in conversational style
with phonological environment, sex, and geograph-
ical area 127
7 5 Correlation of velarized /!/ in conversational style
with phonological environment, network, and family 128
7 6 Correlation of velarized /I/ in conversational style
with phonological environment, sex, and religion 129
7 7 Correlation of velarized HI with phonological
environment, age, sex, and style 132
7 8 Incidence of HI variants in word list style in teenage
and young adult speakers 134
8 1 Variant scales used in five British sociolinguistic
studies 150
8 2 Phonetic contexts used in five sociolinguistic studies 152
8 3 Total number of (t) tokens in each environment in
conversational data 155
8 4 Correlation of phonetic variant with phonological
environment and sex 155
8 5 Correlation between phonetic variant with
phonological environment 156
8 6 Distributional differences between [7] and [d] 156
8 7 Distributional and sex differences between [7] and
[d] 157
8 8 Correlation of [t] variant in conversational style
with age, sex, and phonological environment 160
8 9 Correlation of [7] and [d] variants in conversational
style with age, sex, and phonological environment 162
8 10 Distribution of [t] variants in conversational style
for individual speakers 169
Tables xvii
8 11 Correlation of [7] and [d] variants in conversational
style with age 172
8 12 Correlation of [t] variants in conversational style
with sex and housing 172
8 13 Correlation of [t] variants in conversational style
with sex and geographical area 175
8 14 Correlation of [t] variants in conversational style
with sex and network 177
8 15 Correlation of [t] variants in conversational style
with sex and family 177
8 16 Correlation of [t] variants in conversational style
with sex and religion 178
8 17 Correlation of [7] and [d] variants with religion in
male speakers 178
8 18 Correlation of aspirated [t] with age, sex, housing,
network, and style 180
8 19 Correlation of [t7] variant with age, sex, and style 180
8 20 Correlation of [7] with age, sex, geographical area,
and style 182
8 21 Correlation of [d] variant with age, sex, and style 182
List of Tables in Appendix
A 1 Word List 196
A 2 Correlation of [n] variant with nonlinguistic
variables in conversational style 197
A 3 Individual scores for [n] variant in conversational
style 198
A 4 Correlation of [in] and [n] variants with
nonlinguistic variables in word-list style 199
A 5 Individual scores for [n] variants in both styles 200
A 6 Correlation of [n] variant with nonlinguistic
variables in word-list style and conversational style 201
A 7 Correlation of velarized HI with phonological
environment and nonlinguistic variables in
conversational style 202
A 8 Individual scores for velarized HI in conversational
style in each phonological environment 203
A 9 Correlation of velarized HI with nonlinguistic
variables and style 204
A 10 Individual scores for velarized HI in word-list style
and conversational style in each environment 205
A 11 Correlation between phonetic variant, phonological
environment, and sex 206
A 12 Correlation between phonetic variant and
phonological environment 206
A 13 Distribution of [tr] for individual speakers in
conversational style 206
A 14 Distribution of [t] deletion for individual speakers
in conversational style 207
Tables in Appendix xix
A 15 Correlation of [t] variants with age and sex in
conversational style 208
A 16 Incidence of [t] and [t?] variant in individual scores
in conversational style 209
A 17 Incidence of [7] and [d] variant in individual scores
in conversational style 210
A 18 Distribution of [t] variants in individual speakers
in conversational style 211
A 19 Correlation of [t] variants with nonlinguistic factors
in conversational style 212
A 20 Correlation of aspirated [t] with nonlinguistic
variables in word-list style and conversational style 213
A 21 Correlation of [7] variant with nonlinguistic
variables in word-list style and conversational style 214
A 22 Correlation of [d] variant with nonlinguistic in
word-list style and conversational style 215
A 23 Correlation of [t?] variant with nonlinguistic
variables in word-list style and conversational style 216
A 24 Individual scores for [t] and [t?] variants in word-
list style (WLS) and conversational style (CS) 217
A 25 Individual scores for [7] and [d] variants in word-
list style (WLS) and conversational style (CS) 218
A 26 Distribution of [t] variants in individual speakers
in conversational style 219
A 27 Distribution of [d7] variant for individual speakers
in word-list style 220
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| geographic_facet | Coleraine (Northern Ireland) Social life and customs Ulster Coleraine |
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| illustrated | Illustrated |
| indexdate | 2024-07-09T17:49:53Z |
| institution | BVB |
| isbn | 0817307117 |
| language | English |
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| physical | XXV, 244 S. graph. Darst., Kt. |
| publishDate | 1995 |
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| publisher | Univ. of Alabama Pr. |
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| spelling | Kingsmore, Rona K. Verfasser aut Ulster Scots speech a sociolinguistic study Rona K. Kingsmore Tuscaloosa, Ala. u.a. Univ. of Alabama Pr. 1995 XXV, 244 S. graph. Darst., Kt. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Alltag, Brauchtum Gesellschaft Sprache Scots language Dialects Northern Ireland Coleraine Scots language Social aspects Northern Ireland Coleraine Scots language Spoken Scots Northern Ireland Coleraine Scots language Dialects Ulster (Northern Ireland and Ireland) Scots Ulster (Northern Ireland and Ireland) Languages Soziolinguistik (DE-588)4077623-2 gnd rswk-swf Phonologie (DE-588)4045836-2 gnd rswk-swf Schottisch (DE-588)4127854-9 gnd rswk-swf Coleraine (Northern Ireland) Social life and customs Ulster (DE-588)4078510-5 gnd rswk-swf Coleraine (DE-588)4233304-0 gnd rswk-swf Phonologische Variation gnd rswk-swf Schottisch (DE-588)4127854-9 s Ulster (DE-588)4078510-5 g Soziolinguistik (DE-588)4077623-2 s DE-604 Phonologie (DE-588)4045836-2 s Coleraine (DE-588)4233304-0 g Phonologische Variation f HEBIS Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=006843882&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Kingsmore, Rona K. Ulster Scots speech a sociolinguistic study Alltag, Brauchtum Gesellschaft Sprache Scots language Dialects Northern Ireland Coleraine Scots language Social aspects Northern Ireland Coleraine Scots language Spoken Scots Northern Ireland Coleraine Scots language Dialects Ulster (Northern Ireland and Ireland) Scots Ulster (Northern Ireland and Ireland) Languages Soziolinguistik (DE-588)4077623-2 gnd Phonologie (DE-588)4045836-2 gnd Schottisch (DE-588)4127854-9 gnd |
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| title | Ulster Scots speech a sociolinguistic study |
| title_auth | Ulster Scots speech a sociolinguistic study |
| title_exact_search | Ulster Scots speech a sociolinguistic study |
| title_full | Ulster Scots speech a sociolinguistic study Rona K. Kingsmore |
| title_fullStr | Ulster Scots speech a sociolinguistic study Rona K. Kingsmore |
| title_full_unstemmed | Ulster Scots speech a sociolinguistic study Rona K. Kingsmore |
| title_short | Ulster Scots speech |
| title_sort | ulster scots speech a sociolinguistic study |
| title_sub | a sociolinguistic study |
| topic | Alltag, Brauchtum Gesellschaft Sprache Scots language Dialects Northern Ireland Coleraine Scots language Social aspects Northern Ireland Coleraine Scots language Spoken Scots Northern Ireland Coleraine Scots language Dialects Ulster (Northern Ireland and Ireland) Scots Ulster (Northern Ireland and Ireland) Languages Soziolinguistik (DE-588)4077623-2 gnd Phonologie (DE-588)4045836-2 gnd Schottisch (DE-588)4127854-9 gnd |
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