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5. Mapping language data

From the book Volume 2 Language Mapping

  • Heiko Girnth
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110219166.1.98
From the book
Volume 2 Language Mapping
Volume 2 Language Mapping

Chapters in this book (40)

Part I
Frontmatter
Contents
Introduction to the Language and Space series
Introduction
I. Maps and the conceptualization of space
1. The notion of space
2. Visualizing geographic space: The nature of maps
3. Maps and cognition
4. Conceptualizations of geographic space in linguistics
5. Mapping language data
6. Mapping the geolinguistic spaces of the brain
7. Designing maps for non-linguists
II. Traditions
8. Mapping the German language
9. Mapping Dutch and Flemish
10. Mapping the North Germanic languages
11. Mapping British English
12. Mapping North American English
13. Mapping the Romance languages of Europe
14. Mapping the Romance languages of the Americas
15. Mapping the Slavic languages
16. Mapping the Japanese language
17. Mapping linguistic typology
III. Computerization
18. Creating digital editions of historical maps
19. Dynamic linguistic maps and validation
20. Generating maps on the internet
21. Animated maps
22. Dialectometry and quantitative mapping
23. GIS and sociolinguistics
24. Mapping aggregate variation
25. Probabilistic maps
IV. Applications
26. Pluridimensional Cartography
27. Sprachraum and genetics
28. Sprachraum and infrastructure: Abstracting geographical space via railway distance
29. Sprachraum and geography: Linguistic macro-areas in Africa
30. Sprachraum and its perception
31. Sprachraum and sociodemographic variables
32. Geolinguistics of literacy
Indexes
Part II
Introduction
Categorical index
List of cited atlases
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