New book about heritage languages

Cambridge University Press has just produced a fantastic collection of chapters about phonetics and phonology in a wide range of heritage languages. U of T is well-represented:

 

1 - Front Rounded Vowels of Heritage Korean in Northern China

By Yoonjung Kang, Na-Young Ryu, Jessamyn Schertz (and their co-authors  Sungwoo Han, Suyeon Yun) 

16 - Perception and Production of English and Portuguese Voiceless Stops by Heritage Learners

By Anabela Rato, Vanina Machado. (Dept. of Spanish & Portuguese)

as well as this output from the HLVC Project:

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  13 - Functional Load and Vowel Merger in Toronto Heritage Cantonese

  pp 280-301

• • By Holman Tse

Select 14 - Have Cantonese Tones Merged in Spontaneous Speech?

• 14 - Have Cantonese Tones Merged in Spontaneous Speech?

  pp 302-320

• • By Naomi Nagy, Holman Tse, James N. Stanford

Select 15 - Phonetics of Stop Voicing in Heritage and Homeland Polish

• 15 - Phonetics of Stop Voicing in Heritage and Homeland Polish

  pp 321-342

• • By Naomi Nagy, Paulina Łyskawa, Emily Moran, Mateusz Urban

Check out The Phonetics and Phonology of Heritage Languages on the CUP website. 

Huge thanks to Rajiv Rao for his amazing work editing this volume!