Fwd: Re: Fwd: /=?iso-8859-1?Q?=C9=EA/_?=> /x/

[Peter Trudgill]

>See:
>
>
>Mark Janse: The Asia Minor Dennil Floss Tycoon: Consonantal Frictions 
>in Cappadocian. Paper presented at ICHL19 (Nijmegen 2009). Forthcoming.
>www.ru.nl/publish/pages/529401/ichl19_programme_090809.pdf
>
>Mark Janse: The Vicissitudes of the Cappadocian Dental Fricatives. 
>Paper presented at MGDLT4 (Chios 2009). Forthcoming.
>http://www.philology.upatras.gr/MGDLT4/schedule.htm
>
>
>>>  From: Petros Karatsareas <pk299 at cam.ac.uk>
>  >> To: "histling-l at mailman.rice.edu" <histling-l at mailman.rice.edu>
>>>  Sender: "histling-l-bounces at mailman.rice.edu"
>>>	<histling-l-bounces at mailman.rice.edu>
>>>  Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2011 09:41:33 +0200
>>>  Subject: [Histling-l] /Éê/ > /x/
>>>
>>>  Dear all,
>>>
>>>  I was wondering whether you are aware of cases of phonological 
>>>  change whereby a /ɐ/ would change into a /x/, as in the following 
>>>  examples found in a few Modern Greek dialects:
>>>
>>>  (1)	Cappadocian Greek
>>>	klo/ɐ/ara 'spindle'	>	klo/x/ara 
>>>	(realised allophonically as [x])
>>>	/ɐ/eliko 'female.N'	>	/x/eliko 
>>>	(realised allophonically as [ç])
>>>
>>>  (2)	Cypriot Greek
>>>	a/ɐ/asi 'almond'		> 
>>>	a/x/asi	(realised allophonically as [x])
>>>	/ɐ/elo 'I want'		> 
>>>	/x/elo	(realised allophonically as [ç])
>>>
>>>  I would be interested in considering relevant examples not only of 
>>>  diachronic change but also of synchronic bilingual speech effects.
>>>
>>>  Many thanks in advance for your consideration.
>>>
>>>  Petros Karatsareas
>>>
>>>
>>>  --
>>>
>>>  Petros Karatsareas
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>>>
>>>  British School at Athens
>>>  Souedias 52
>>>  10676 Athens
>>>  Greece
>>>
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>>>  Email: pk299 at cam.ac.uk
>>>
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>>
>>  --
>>  __________________________________________
>>
>>  Peter Trudgill  FBA
>>  Prof. of Sociolinguistics, Agder Univ., N
>>  Adjunct Prof., RCLT, La Trobe Univ., AU
>>  Prof. Emeritus of Eng. Linguistics, Fribourg Univ, CH
>>  Hon. Prof. of Sociolinguistics, UEA, Norwich, UK
>>
>>  Forthcoming book: Sociolinguistic typology: social determinants of 
>>  linguistic structure and complexity. OUP Oct/Nov 2011.
>>  __________________________________________


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__________________________________________

Peter Trudgill  FBA
Prof. of Sociolinguistics, Agder Univ., N
Adjunct Prof., RCLT, La Trobe Univ., AU
Prof. Emeritus of Eng. Linguistics, Fribourg Univ, CH
Hon. Prof. of Sociolinguistics, UEA, Norwich, UK

Forthcoming book: Sociolinguistic typology: 
social determinants of linguistic structure and 
complexity. OUP Oct/Nov 2011.
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