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SSE_VPairs.csv
Aug 26, 2026 - Supporting data for: Incipient vowel splits in Standard Scottish English
Comma Separated Values - 828.6 KB - MD5: 3961a709932a2f387aa9b4f5644fac4c
Supporting Data for: Investigating the covariation of features in ‘crowded’ vowel spaces – A corpus-based study of BOOT and BIT in Standard Scottish English
Aug 26, 2026
Schützler, Ole, 2026, "Supporting Data for: Investigating the covariation of features in ‘crowded’ vowel spaces – A corpus-based study of BOOT and BIT in Standard Scottish English", https://doi.org/10.18710/EYUPME, DataverseNO, V1
The study focuses on the vowel categories BOOT and BIT in Standard Scottish English (SSE). The BOOT-vowel tends to be relatively front, the BIT-vowel tends to be lowered and/or centralised, and both are subject to sociolinguistic variation. In addition, this paper argues that they are also competing for limited articulatory (and acoustic) space, so...
00_ReadMe_CovariationOfFeaturesInCrowdedVowelSpaces.txt
Aug 26, 2026 - Supporting Data for: Investigating the covariation of features in ‘crowded’ vowel spaces – A corpus-based study of BOOT and BIT in Standard Scottish English
Plain Text - 15.7 KB - MD5: 42fcecf3bcddb7f5a98f91a981864298
Licence_ICE-SCO.pdf
Aug 26, 2026 - Supporting Data for: Investigating the covariation of features in ‘crowded’ vowel spaces – A corpus-based study of BOOT and BIT in Standard Scottish English
Adobe PDF - 60.3 KB - MD5: 47b9285e69030aefdd5a63b3581d1e50
SSE_I.csv
Aug 26, 2026 - Supporting Data for: Investigating the covariation of features in ‘crowded’ vowel spaces – A corpus-based study of BOOT and BIT in Standard Scottish English
Comma Separated Values - 293.1 KB - MD5: d90f0b77a02188c5351574ea43a159ab
SSE_U.csv
Aug 26, 2026 - Supporting Data for: Investigating the covariation of features in ‘crowded’ vowel spaces – A corpus-based study of BOOT and BIT in Standard Scottish English
Comma Separated Values - 190.3 KB - MD5: 0fe63b1da594e5232d398e9cd1b5bf44
SSE_vowels.csv
Aug 26, 2026 - Supporting Data for: Investigating the covariation of features in ‘crowded’ vowel spaces – A corpus-based study of BOOT and BIT in Standard Scottish English
Comma Separated Values - 1.7 MB - MD5: 7353569c0eae7189f3c72e6091029596
Replication Data for: The Case for Case in Putin’s Speeches
Oct 17, 2022
Obukhova, Anna, 2022, "Replication Data for: The Case for Case in Putin’s Speeches", https://doi.org/10.18710/APDMDZ, DataverseNO, V2
This is the data from the study that applies Keymorph Analysis of grammatical cases of nouns used in the Russian president V. Putin's speeches. The dataset includes: 1) metadata of the texts – twenty-nine transcripts of Putin's direct speech, produced between February 10, 2022 and March 2, 2022, which are the raw data in our study; 2) the sentences...
00_ReadMe.txt
Oct 17, 2022 - Replication Data for: The Case for Case in Putin’s Speeches
Plain Text - 10.2 KB - MD5: d5f4c61717dbd20f15aa81a584ec9369
This file contains the documentation of the data set.
01_Dataset_texts.csv
Sep 30, 2022 - Replication Data for: The Case for Case in Putin’s Speeches
Comma Separated Values - 4.7 KB - MD5: 32ff2c340f6d46a31966149ea9df4a02
The file contains a list of the metadata of the texts (transcripts of Putin's speeches), including their URLs.
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