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The German language in America, 1683-1991
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- Date
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- 1993
- Publisher
- Madison, Wisconsin: Max-Kade Institute for German-American Studies, University of Wisconsin--Madison
- Summary
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- "This volume contains seventeen revised and expanded papers originally presented to the Symposium: The German Language in America 1683-1991 held by the Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies in Madison, Wisconsin, October 1991"-- Introd.
- Includes bibliographical references.
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- Editor
- Salmons, Joe, 1956-
- Publisher
- Madison, Wisconsin: Max-Kade Institute for German-American Studies, University of Wisconsin--Madison
- Date
- 1993
- ISBN
- 0924119616
- Description of Original
- viii, 337 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
- Format
- Text
- Language
- English
- [Cover]
- [Title Page]
- [Contents]
- [Introduction]
- German in contact with Native American languages: the Moravians, 1742-1782
- The diary of a German country parson in colonial Georgia
- Sprachinselsoziolinguistik: Beobachtungen und Überlegungen an deutschsprachigen Sprachinseln
- The dynamics of language maintenance and assimilation: the German language in Alberta
- The Black Sea Germans in the Dakotas: factors in language maintenance and shift
- Betwixt and between: the tension of language contact in Iowa's Amana colonies
- Osthessisch (Fuldisch) in den Bundesländern Wisconsin und Illinois: Morphologie des Verbsystems einer donauschwäbischen Mundart aus Mucsi/Mutsching (Ungarn)
- A Russian-German settlement dialect in Kansas: Plautdietsch in south central Kansas
- Structural aspects of the Volga German dialect of Schoenchen, Kansas
- German immigration and the development of regional variants of American English: using contact theory to discover our roots
- 'Germanizing' commercial America
- More German loanwords from the Dictionary of American regional English
- Dying by convergence? Pennsylvania German and syntactic change
- The matched-guise technique in practice: measuring language attitudes within the Pennsylvania German speech community
- Patterns of sociolinguistic variation in Pennsylvania German
- Case loss and morphosyntactic change in Haysville East Franconian
- The development and survival of the German language in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin
- [Cover]