Illustrations Foreword Robert Hammond
Acknowledgments
Introduction Alejandro Cuza
Part I: Phonological and Phonetic Variation
1. Miami Cuban Vowels Brandon M. A. Rogers and Scott M. Alvord
2. The Phonetic Output of Word-Internal, Post-nuclear /l/ and // Weakening in Havana Cuban SpanishKristin Carlson
3. Code-Switching in Miami Cuban Spanish: A Preliminary Study of Suprasegmental EffectsAnn M. Aly
Part II: Morphosyntactic Variation
4. Continuity and Change in Spanish among Cubans in New York: A Study of Subject Placement with Finite VerbsDaniel Erker, Eduardo Ho-Fernández, Ricardo Otheguy, and Naomi Shin
5. The Variation of Subject Pronouns over Time in Cuban SpanishGabriela G. Alfaraz
6. Cuban Spanish: Is it a Null Subject Parameter Dialect?Luis A. Ortiz-López, Ashlee Dauphinais, and Héctor Aponte Alequín
7. Recomplementation as an Unexplored Locus of Dialectal Variation: The Status of Reduplicative Que in Cuban SpanishJoshua Frank and Almeida Jacqueline Toribio
8. The Sociolinguistic Profile of Ser and Estar in Cuban Spanish: An Analysis of Oral SpeechManuel Díaz-Campos, Iraida Galarza, and Gibran Delgado-Díaz
Part III: Lexical Variation
9. The Social Diffusion of English-Based Lexical Innovations in Miami Cuban Spanish Andrew Lynch
10. Cuban Spanish versus Peninsular Spanish: A Quantitative Lexical ApproachPascual Cantos-Gómez
11. Lexical Influences and Perceptions of Cuban Spanish in MiamiAntoni Fernández Parera
Part IV: Heritage Language Acquisition
12. Pronominal Subject Expression with Inanimate Reference in Heritage Speakers of Cuban SpanishAlejandro Cuza and José Camacho
13. Dative Experiencer Predicates in Child Heritage Speakers of Cuban SpanishDiego Pascual y Cabo and Inmaculada Gómez-Soler
14. Examining Code-Switching Performance Theories: Copula Choice in Spanish among Cuban Heritage SpeakersAna de Prada Pérez and Andrea Hernández
List of ContributorsIndex