Damian Fleming HEL

HELish Links:

Traditional Grammar (primarily terminology) Helps:

Dictionary Links:

International Phonetic Alphabet Pages (with Audio!):

International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) Pronunciation
Another (great for vowels and diphthongs) IPA Page
And another IPA page

Speech Accent Archive
(an awsome website that has audio and phonetic transcription of native and non-native speakers of English reading the same paragraph)

Dialects (accurate, and not so much)

Newfie Nissan Commercial

Do You Speak American pt 1

http://www.rattlingbooks.com/

Gullah

http://youtube.com/watch?v=fOIM1_xOSro

Irvine Welsh

Some links on current topics in HEL:

Dennis Baron
Language legislation, policy and reform; minority languages and dialects; linguistic rights; gender issues in language

Do you Speak American
PBS site, with many articles by linguistics

African American English:

Homepages of some of the most important scholars in the field:

Interesting article about some of Baugh's research: linguistic profiling


	Damian Fleming John Carroll University History of the English Language (EN 488) HEL Syllabi: EN 488 FALL 2007 EN 488 FALL 2006 HELish Links: Traditional Grammar (primarily terminology) Helps: Peter Baker's Intro to Basic Grammar (from Introduction to Old English) A.G. Rigg's Traditional Grammatical Terminology Dictionary Links: The Oxford English Dictionary Samuel Johnson on Blackadder the Third International Phonetic Alphabet Pages (with Audio!): International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) Pronunciation Another (great for vowels and diphthongs) IPA Page And another IPA page Speech Accent Archive (an awsome website that has audio and phonetic transcription of native and non-native speakers of English reading the same paragraph) Dialects (accurate, and not so much) Newfie Nissan Commercial Do You Speak American pt 1 http://www.rattlingbooks.com/ Gullah http://youtube.com/watch?v=fOIM1_xOSro Irvine Welsh Some links on current topics in HEL: Dennis Baron Language legislation, policy and reform; minority languages and dialects; linguistic rights; gender issues in language Do you Speak American PBS site, with many articles by linguistics African American English: Really excellent starting point with huge biblio Homepages of some of the most important scholars in the field: William Labov Geneva Smitherman John Rickford John Baugh Interesting article about some of Baugh's research: linguistic profiling http://users.ipfw.edu/flemingd/home.html