@article{whitley_dialectal_1975,
	title = {Dialectal syntax: {Plurals} and modals in {Southern} {American}},
	volume = {161},
	issn = {0024-3949},
	shorttitle = {Dialectal {Syntax}},
	abstract = {The 1st part of this paper sketches a generative theory of language \& dialect, with special emphasis on criterion of congruent representations. In Parts 2 \& 3, selected features of Southern American morphosyntax (-all,-an,-em, \& the modal system) \& their relationship to phrase structures of other American English systems are discussed. It is concluded that Southern \& other systems can be classified as dialects of 1 language on the basis of a purely structural criterion. Moreover, the Double Modal construction lends support to reanalysis of modality along the lines which Dillon proposed in 1975. HA},
	language = {English},
	number = {Oct 1},
	journal = {Linguistics},
	author = {Whitley, M. Stanley},
	month = oct,
	year = {1975},
	keywords = {Dialectology (di3), English (en2), Mode (mo1), Multiple modals, Standard Dialect (st1), Syntax (sy3), Transformational and Generative Grammar (tr4), article, dialectal syntax, plurals, modals in Southern American},
	pages = {89 -- 108},
}

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