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To bry or not to bry: the social meanings of Afrikaans rhotic variation in the South Cape
This dissertation investigates the social meanings of Afrikaans rhotic variation in a town in the South Cape region of the Western Cape Province in South Africa. The study combines approaches to 'place as location' (traditional dialectology and sociolinguistics) and 'place as meaning' (ethnography a...
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2017
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