{"id":601,"date":"2018-11-17T00:14:08","date_gmt":"2018-11-17T00:14:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/narnihs.org\/?page_id=601"},"modified":"2019-12-20T13:39:11","modified_gmt":"2019-12-20T13:39:11","slug":"program-narnihs-2019","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/narnihs.org\/?page_id=601","title":{"rendered":"Program: NARNiHS 2019"},"content":{"rendered":"

Official Program for NARNiHS 2019<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n

[ download NARNiHS 2019 program as PDF<\/a> ]
\n<\/span>[ download LSA 2019 Meeting Handbook as PDF<\/a> ]<\/span><\/p>\n

North American Research Network in Historical Sociolinguistics
\n<\/strong>Co-located with the LSA 2019 Annual Meeting \u2013 New York City<\/em><\/p>\n

Friday, 4 January 2019
\n<\/strong>Afternoon<\/strong><\/p>\n

 <\/strong>NARNiHS Steering Group Meeting
\n<\/strong>Room:   Park 1
\nTime:    3:00 \u2013 4:00 PM<\/p>\n

NARNiHS General Meeting
\n<\/strong>Room:   Park 1
\nTime:    4:00 \u2013 5:00 PM<\/p>\n

 <\/strong>Saturday, 5 January 2019
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

Language on the Move
\n<\/strong>Room:   Murray Hill
\nChair:    Mark Richard Lauersdorf (University of Kentucky)<\/p>\n

8:45  Joseph Salmons (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Laura Moquin (University of Wisconsin-Madison)<\/em>:
\nSeparated at birth? Scandinavian-American English and its representation over time<\/p>\n

9:15  Carolina P. Amador-Moreno (University of Extremadura)<\/em>:
\n\u2018I wonder does he not know you are in America\u2019: exploring the development of embedded inversion in Irish English<\/p>\n

9:45  Marc Pierce (University of Texas at Austin), Hans C. Boas (University of Texas at Austin), Karen Roesch (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis)<\/em>:<\/del>
\nWorld War I, Texas German, and language shift<\/del>  ~ cancelled<\/em><\/p>\n

NARNiHS Poster Session
\n<\/strong>Room:   Metropolitan Ballroom West
\nTime:    10:15 \u2013 11:45 AM<\/p>\n

Assigned poster board numbers are found in parentheses before each poster\u2019s author(s). Each poster board will have an identifying number.<\/p>\n

(75) Andreea Sandu (George Mason University)<\/em>:
\nUniversals in abrupt language contact: evidence for emergence of the unmarked in koin\u00e9ization<\/p>\n

(76) Jelena Vujic (University of Belgrade), Aleksandar Milanovic (University of Belgrade)<\/em>:
\nThe earliest Anglo-Serbian language contacts (1750-1820): a historical sociolinguistic perspective<\/p>\n

(77) Carrie Ann Morgan (University of Michigan)<\/em>:
\nInflammatory infinitives and light dialects: enregistering Central Albanian<\/p>\n

(78) Eliot Raynor (Indiana University Bloomington)<\/em>:
\nPathways away from politeness: tracing the origins of generalized usted<\/em> in Colombian Spanish<\/p>\n

(79) Angus B. Grieve-Smith (The New School)<\/em>:
\nLower class characters lead in changing negation on the nineteenth-century Parisian stage<\/p>\n

(80) Michael D. Picone (University of Alabama)<\/em>:
\nCode-switching in 19th century Louisiana epistolary and literary sources<\/p>\n

(81) Christopher Strelluf (University of Warwick)<\/em>:
\nMachine-automated vowel measurement, old sound recordings, and error-correction procedures<\/p>\n

Pathways of Change
\n<\/strong>Room:   Murray Hill
\nChair:    Kelly E. Wright (University of Michigan)<\/p>\n

1:00  Christina Ilse Terpstra (University of Calgary)<\/em>:
\nChange from above: benne<\/em> vs. sijn<\/em> \u2018are (pl)\u2019 variation in Early Modern Dutch<\/p>\n

1:30  Sylvie Dubois (Louisiana State University), Malcolm Richardson (Louisiana State University)<\/em>:
\nThe success of French orthographic reform among the religious elite in 17th century New France: the case of the apostrophe<\/p>\n

2:00  William Johnson (The Ohio State University)<\/em>:
\nInterpreting a written change: the usefulness of Scripta<\/em> theory in historical sociolinguistics<\/p>\n

2:30  Donald N. Tuten (Emory University)<\/em>:
\nKoineization and culture: the early modern generalization of Spanish vuestra merced\/usted<\/em><\/p>\n

Language and Officialdom
\n<\/strong>Room:   Murray Hill
\nChair:    Donald N. Tuten (Emory University)<\/p>\n

3:30  Jenelle Thomas (University of Oxford)<\/em>:
\nInterpretation and linguistic malpractice in the 18th century Louisiana courtroom<\/p>\n

4:00  Milan Simi\u0107 (Nazarbayev University<\/em>):<\/del>
\nConflict between \u2018national languages\u2019 and unrecognized linguistic varieties in the Russian Altai<\/del>  ~ cancelled<\/em><\/p>\n

Language in Contact
\n<\/strong>Room:   Murray Hill
\nChair:    Donald N. Tuten (Emory University)<\/p>\n

4:30  Uri Horesh (University of Essex)<\/em>:
\nContact-induced lenition of Arabic \u2018emphatic\u2019 consonants: a sociohistorical perspective<\/p>\n

5:00  Israel Sanz-S\u00e1nchez (West Chester University)<\/em>:
\nCommunication contexts, sound change dating, and historical sociolinguistics: Colonial Spanish loanwords in indigenous American languages<\/p>\n

Closing Remarks
\n<\/strong>Room:   Murray Hill
\nChair:    Mark Richard Lauersdorf (University of Kentucky)<\/p>\n

5:30  Mark Richard Lauersdorf (University of Kentucky)<\/em>:
\nThe first annual meeting of the North American Research Network in Historical Sociolinguistics<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Official Program for NARNiHS 2019 [ download NARNiHS 2019 program as PDF ] [ download LSA 2019 Meeting Handbook as PDF ] North American Research Network in Historical Sociolinguistics Co-located with the LSA 2019 Annual Meeting \u2013 New York City Friday, 4 January 2019 Afternoon  NARNiHS Steering Group Meeting Room:   Park 1 Time:    3:00 \u2013 4:00 PM … <\/p>\n

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