This page contains data frames from previous studies. Along with each data frame is a coding sheet that describes the variables assessed. The data comes from the West Virginia Corpus of English in Appalachia, as described in Hazen 2014: Language Variation and Change 26.1: 77-102.
From Hazen, Kirk. Flying high above the social radar: Coronal stop deletion in modern Appalachia. 2011. Language Variation and Change 23.1: 105-137.
Coronal stop deletion variables: Hazen CSD coding
Data for CSD in tab-delimited txt format: Hazen_2011_CSD_data
Questions? Email Kirk.Hazen AT mail.wvu.edu
From Hazen, Kirk. A new role for an ancient variable in Appalachia: Paradigm leveling and standardization in West Virginia. 2014. Language Variation and Change 26.1: 77-102.
Past Be coding: Past Tense Be Coding Scheme
Past Be data: was_write
Questions? Email Kirk.Hazen@mail.wvu.edu
From Hazen 2008: (ING): A vernacular baseline for English in Appalachia. 2008. American Speech 83.2: 116-140.
ING coding scheme: ING Coding Scheme
ING data: ing data
Questions? Email Kirk.Hazen@mail.wvu.edu
From Hazen, Hamilton, and Vacovsky 2011: The fall of demonstrative them: Evidence from Appalachia. 2011. Coauthored with Sarah Hamilton and Sarah Vacovsky. English World-Wide 32.1: 74-103.
Demonstrative them codes: Demonstrative Them Coding
Demonstrative them data: demonstrative them data
Questions? Email Kirk.Hazen@mail.wvu.edu