Language and Literature -- Table of Contents (May 1 2001, 10 [2])

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William A Kretzschmar: Literary Dialect Analysis with Computer Assistance: An Introduction
Language and Literature 2001 10: 99-110. [PDF]

Lisa Cohen: Jim's language and the issue of race in Huckleberry Finn
Language and Literature 2001 10: 111-128. [Abstract] [PDF]

Susan Tamasi: Huck doesn't sound like himself: consistency in the literary dialect of Mark Twain
Language and Literature 2001 10: 129-144. [Abstract] [PDF]

Lamont Antieu: 'I'm a-going to see what's going on here': a-prefixing in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Language and Literature 2001 10: 145-157. [Abstract] [PDF]

Allison Burkette: The use of literary dialect in Uncle Tom's Cabin
Language and Literature 2001 10: 158-170. [Abstract] [PDF]

Betsy Barry: 'It's hard fuh me to understand what you mean, de way you tell it': representing language in Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God
Language and Literature 2001 10: 171-186. [Abstract] [PDF]

Eric Rochester: New Tools For Analyzing Texts
Language and Literature 2001 10: 187-191. [PDF]

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