2016
DOI: 10.1344/dialectologia2016.2016.11
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On Quantitative Geolinguistics: An Illustration From Galician Dialectology

Abstract: The essential objective of dialectology, and especially geolinguistics, is the study of spatial linguistic variation, special relevance being given to the presentation of results through cartographic representations. The methods of geolinguistic data analysis focused for a long period on the description and evaluation of phenomena conventionally regarded as particularly relevant, either in isolated or in group cases, and the latter only when the discovery of the existence of limits between varieties was straig… Show more

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“…The second method in philology is dialectology, the analysis of form or meaning of the word variations concerning dialect variations, which may produce evidence about its previous history. The structure of dialectology has developed into a variety of aspects, starting from structural (Gordon, 2018), focusing on the old phonological aspect, perceptual (Cramer, 2021;Preston, 2018), folk (Albury, 2017), data-driven and spatial statistics (Dubert & Sousa, 2016;Grieve, 2018), computational dialectology (Heeringa & Prokić, 2018;Inoue, 2019), and historical dialectology (Heuberger, The Acehnese Loanwords and .... (Saiful Akmal, et al) 2016; Magidow, 2021;Versloot, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The second method in philology is dialectology, the analysis of form or meaning of the word variations concerning dialect variations, which may produce evidence about its previous history. The structure of dialectology has developed into a variety of aspects, starting from structural (Gordon, 2018), focusing on the old phonological aspect, perceptual (Cramer, 2021;Preston, 2018), folk (Albury, 2017), data-driven and spatial statistics (Dubert & Sousa, 2016;Grieve, 2018), computational dialectology (Heeringa & Prokić, 2018;Inoue, 2019), and historical dialectology (Heuberger, The Acehnese Loanwords and .... (Saiful Akmal, et al) 2016; Magidow, 2021;Versloot, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%