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Doing Being Boricua on the Island and in the U.S. Midwest : Perceptions of National Identity and Lateralization of /ɾ/ in Puerto Rican Spanish
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- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Maya-Spanish Contact in Yucatan, Mexico : Context and Sociolinguistic Implications
- Rapanui Features in the Morphosyntactic System of Easter Island Spanish
- The Formal Guaraní and Spanish of Paraguayan Bilinguals
- Continuity and Innovation in Peruvian Spanish : Pragmatics and Contact in (Differential) Object Marking
- Borrowed Clause Combining Patterns in Two Arawakan Languages - Baure and Paunaka
- Codeswitching and Borrowing in Aruban Papiamentu : The Blurring of Categories
- Nominal Ellipses in an Afro-Hispanic Language of Ecuador : The Choteño Case
- Cimarroneras in Venezuela : The Role of Isolated Communities in the Potential Development of a Spanish Creole
- The Individual as the Locus of Variation and Change in a Contact Situation in Panama
- Romance Language Contact in Mexico : The Case of Veneto-Spanish Bilingualism
- Portuguese/Portuñol in Misiones, Argentina : Another Fronterizo?
- Preposition Stranding in a Non-Preposition Stranding Language: Contact or Language Change?
- Definite and Indefinite Articles in Nikkei Spanish
- Doing Being Boricua on the Island and in the U.S. Midwest : Perceptions of National Identity and Lateralization of /ɾ/ in Puerto Rican Spanish
- Castilian in New York City : What Can We Learn from the Future?
- Language Attitudes and Linguistic Identities in Miami
- Heritage Speakers Spanish in California : How Unbalanced Bilingualism Affects Reverse Construction of the gustar-type
- Spanish and English in Contact in the Cyber World
- Contributors
