… In this paper, we analyze both natural and planned aspects of change in the Quebec
French lexicon, the object of many attempts to control, fix, and plan lexical usage. The major …

… slogan for Poise ® Thin-Shape Pads, You don't use duct tape to remove body hair, on the
one hand, uses a term that many would argue is not part of the Quebec French lexicon. The …

… Sociolinguistic factors governing the retention of branded English loanwords in the
Quebec French Lexicon. Language Problems and Language Planning , 6 , 115–136.10.1075/lplp.6.2 …

In sociolinguistics, language attitude studies are a central part of research done in this field.
Quebec, being Canada’s only province with a francophone majority, has proved to be a …

… Biz articulates a litany of cultural items that have entered the Québec French lexicon, “Raquette,
canot, boucane, […] et tobogane” [Snowshoes, canoe, smoke … toboggan], all of which …

Les Belles Soeurs by Michel Tremblay is an extremely important play in Quebec, although it
is not well-known in America. Written in the nationalistic period of the l960s in Quebec …

… disallowed in lexemes), onomatopoeias (ding dong, pronounced without affrication in
Quebec French [diqdoq], a process nevertheless obligatory in the Quebec French lexicon before …

Baseball has shaped not only the English language, but also American society. From the
early development of professional sport, to spearheading integration with Jackie Robinson’s …

… Winer, "Sociolinguistic factors governing the retention of branded English loanwords in the
Quebec French lexicon," 115-36; G. Heraud, "Les Sovenes d'Autriche et d'ltalie," 137-53; EB …

This study analyzes and compares the use of Western loanwords in three examples of
Indonesian mass media--one magazine and two newspapers--from their earliest dates of …