BibCzechLing: 19 hits for Varieties of Czech : Studies in Czech Sociolinguistics on page 2

The "Bibliography of the Czech Linguistics (BibCzechLing)" is provided by the Institute of the Czech Language of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic (Ústav pro jazyk český AV). The database contains about 73.280 records and covers the period from 1992 till 2018. The list of subjects is located here.

Your search for Varieties of Czech : Studies in Czech Sociolinguistics provides 19 hits
11	The Position of Dialect in the Language of East Moravian Villages Krčmová, Marie, in: Varieties of Czech : Studies in Czech Sociolinguistics, Amsterdam, Rodopi ; 1993, s. 143-152
12	Common Colloquial Czech and Brno City Speech Cummins, George M., in: Varieties of Czech : Studies in Czech Sociolinguistics, Amsterdam, Rodopi ; 1993, s. 153-179
13	Regional Features in Colloquial Speech in Bohemia Jančáková, Jana, in: Varieties of Czech : Studies in Czech Sociolinguistics, Amsterdam, Rodopi ; 1993, s. 180-188
14	Language change: The testimony of Czech tombstone inscriptions in Praha, Texas Eckert, Eva, in: Varieties of Czech : Studies in Czech Sociolinguistics, Amsterdam, Rodopi ; 1993, s. 189-215
15	Lexical Polyphony in Chicago Czech Texts Rakušan, Jaromíra, in: Varieties of Czech : Studies in Czech Sociolinguistics, Amsterdam, Rodopi ; 1993, s. 216-240
16	On the acquisition and maintenance of a minority language: Czech in Canada Bubeník, Vít, in: Varieties of Czech : Studies in Czech Sociolinguistics, Amsterdam, Rodopi ; 1993, s. 241-253
17	The Language of the Czech Minority in Vienna Fischer, Gero, in: Varieties of Czech : Studies in Czech Sociolinguistics, Amsterdam, Rodopi ; 1993, s. 254-261
18	Survival of the Czech Dialect in Communities Abroad: A Comparison of Czech in Střelín and Daruvar Jančák, Pavel, in: Varieties of Czech : Studies in Czech Sociolinguistics, Amsterdam, Rodopi ; 1993, s. 262-275
19	Some aspects of the relationship between Czech and Slovak Ripka, Ivor, in: Varieties of Czech : Studies in Czech Sociolinguistics, Amsterdam, Rodopi ; 1993, s. 276-285