Vol. 6 Language on the move | Publications of the Forum for Research on the Languages of Scotland and Ulster

PFRLSU 6 Title, copyright page and contents
Introduction
Chapter 1	The Scots columns in The National J.Derrick McClure
Chapter 2	‘Risk-free’ corpus planning for Scottish Gaelic? Collaborative development of basic grammatical norms for twenty-first-century speakers Roibeard Ó Maolalaigh and Mark McConville
Chapter 3	How many people use British Sign Language? Scotland's 2011 Census and the demographic politics of disability and linguistic identity Graham H. Turner
Chapter 4	The Ulster Scots Language Society and recent developments in the study of Ulster Scots Michael Montgomery^†
Chapter 5	LAS3 revisited Warren Maguire
Chapter 6	‘Haud yer tongue and mind yer language’: A sociolinguistic study of Galloway Irish, a lasting dialect of a small area of south-west Scotland Margie Ferguson
Chapter 7	The anglicisation of The Awntyrs off Arthure at the Terne Wathelyn: A critical analysis of the history of Awntyrs scholarship Rachel Berlingeri
Chapter 8	A Scots ‘Ennius’ amongst the Gaels: Gaelic geography, ethnography and language in the Grameid Thomas Black
Chapter 9	Celtic origins: Archeologically speaking Johnnie William Gallacher
Chapter 10	The life cycle of preaspiration in the Gaelic languages Pavel Iosad
Chapter 11	The migration of Old English to Scotland: Place-name evidence for early Northumbrian settlement in Berwickshire Carole Hough
Chapter 12	Assessing the intensity of language contact between Middle Dutch and Scots in late medieval Aberdeen Anna Havinga