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  • The Linguistic Atlas of Scotland (3 Volumes): Scots Section

    The Linguistic Atlas of Scotland (3 Volumes) by Speitel, H. H.; Mather, J. Y.;

    Scots Section

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    Rövid leírás:

    This work is a reissue of the three volumes of the Linguistic Atlas of Scotland, first published in 1975, 1977 and 1985 respectively. The volumes offer a thorough and comprehensive dialectological study of Lowland Scotland, Orkney and Shetland, Northern Ireland, Northumberland and Cumberland, providing a wealth of word-geographical material and phonological findings assembled over more than 20 years, alongside a detailed cartographic analysis of Scottish dialects by the Linguistic Survey of Scotland.


    Volumes 1 and 2 offer a comprehensive selection of word-geographical material, offering the Scots equivalent of a selection of English words, presented on a county by county basis. 


    Volume 1 also includes an introduction which covers:



    • the concept of linguistic geography and historical development of linguistic reflection in Scotland in both the written and oral tradition

    • the new approach in Scottish phonetics and dialectology which began in the second half of the nineteenth century

    • the origins and approaches of the Linguistic Survey of Scotland

    • the role of the questionnaire in the creation the Linguistic Atlas

    • and a valuable and detailed introduction to the maps and lists of word-geographical material which make up these two volumes.

     Maps within this collection show:



    • the physical structure of the Scots and Gaelic-speaking areas covered

    • The National grid and grid of Northern Ireland enabling the reader to locate each informant

    • population density of each region

    Volume 3 presents the phonological investigation of Scots dialect speech, providing the first large-scale presentation of a phonological survey along functional lines, that is, by means of a technique of contrasts and oppositions of the stressed vowels of the recorded speech-sounds.

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    Hosszú leírás:

    This work is a reissue of the three volumes of the Linguistic Atlas of Scotland, first published in 1975, 1977 and 1985 respectively. The volumes offer a thorough and comprehensive dialectological study of Lowland Scotland, Orkney and Shetland, Northern Ireland, Northumberland and Cumberland, providing a wealth of word-geographical material and phonological findings assembled over more than 20 years, alongside a detailed cartographic analysis of Scottish dialects by the Linguistic Survey of Scotland.


    Volumes 1 and 2 offer a comprehensive selection of word-geographical material, offering the Scots equivalent of a selection of English words, presented on a county by county basis. 


    Volume 1 also includes an introduction which covers:



    • the concept of linguistic geography and historical development of linguistic reflection in Scotland in both the written and oral tradition

    • the new approach in Scottish phonetics and dialectology which began in the second half of the nineteenth century

    • the origins and approaches of the Linguistic Survey of Scotland

    • the role of the questionnaire in the creation the Linguistic Atlas

    • and a valuable and detailed introduction to the maps and lists of word-geographical material which make up these two volumes.

     Maps within this collection show:



    • the physical structure of the Scots and Gaelic-speaking areas covered

    • The National grid and grid of Northern Ireland enabling the reader to locate each informant

    • population density of each region

    Volume 3 presents the phonological investigation of Scots dialect speech, providing the first large-scale presentation of a phonological survey along functional lines, that is, by means of a technique of contrasts and oppositions of the stressed vowels of the recorded speech-sounds.

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