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Κρητικά · Cretan Greek
RESEARCH NOTE
Cretan speech and island-internal variation.
RESEARCH NOTE
Feature distributions differ from Cretan–Cycladic heading
| Newton (1972) B18 B02 §3 pp.49–50 | Assigned Cretan and CycladicTrudgill disagrees with this grouping. |
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| Trudgill (2003) B02 §6 pp.59–60 | Sources disagree Trudgill defines areas here that differ from Newton's Cretan and Cycladic group. His own assignment has not yet been entered in the Atlas. |
RF-CRE-01 · Phonology
Kappa analyses onset/coda patterns for a West Cretan research unit. B29 pp.105–107, §§1–2.2
LIMIT Do not generalise the description or proposed constraint ranking to every Cretan locality.
Passage inspected Withheld, under review
RF-CRE-02 · Sociolinguistics
The Anogia study targets a retroflex allophone of /l/ before back vowels; interview and questionnaire methods have separate samples. B30 pp.506–508; Table 3 p.511 visually checked; §2.4.1 p.514
LIMIT Interview prose groups 30–65/66+ conflict with S1 age 29 in Table 3; questionnaire N=29 ages 20–50. No categorical age floor 30 or current vitality inference.
Passage inspected Withheld, under review
RF-CRE-03 · Morphology
The thesis abstract defines a Mylopotamos morphology study rather than an island-wide sample. B28 Repository Greek/English abstracts
LIMIT Full thesis and individual morphological examples uninspected.
Abstract only Withheld, under review
RF-CRE-04 · Historical morphology
The author proposes source-based periods for a diachronic morphology study. B39 Repository abstracts
LIMIT Full dissertation unread; periodisation is attributed rather than adopted as universal.
Abstract only Withheld, under review
Eight research workstreams. Coverage shows what has been examined, not how important a community is.