Investigating rhoticity in Scottish Standard English with sociolinguistic interviews and corpus data: Auditory ratings

The dataset is used in an article published in World Englishes. In the article, I test and discuss methodological and theoretical implications of combining classic sociolinguistic interview data with data from a spoken corpus. Thus, the data combined in this set stem from two sources, as explained in the ReadMe:Audio-recorded sociolinguistic interviews were conducted in Edinburgh, Scotland by Ole Schützler in March 2008, yielding the material labeled as "TX", "narrative", "questions" and "WL" in the dataset.The genre "btal" was taken from the Scottish component of the International Corpus of English (ICE-Scotland), published here: https://github.com/langres/ICE-Scotland.The annotation (manually corrected forced alignment) of ICE-Scotland was funded by the German Research Foundation / Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), as specified below, in a project with Ulrike Gut and Ole Schützler as principal investigators and Zeyu Li and Jenny Herzky as research assistants.

该数据集应用于发表于《世界英语》杂志的文章中。在文章中，我测试并讨论了将经典社会语言学研究访谈数据与口语语料库数据相结合的方法论和理论影响。因此，本数据集中所结合的数据源自两个来源，具体说明如ReadMe文档所述：2008年3月，由Ole Schützler在苏格兰爱丁堡进行的音频录音社会语言学研究访谈产生了数据集中的“TX”、“叙事”、“问题”和“WL”等标记材料。‘btal’这一语种类别取自国际英语语料库（ICE-Scotland）的苏格兰部分，具体发布于以下链接：https://github.com/langres/ICE-Scotland。ICE-Scotland的标注（手动校正的强制对齐）由德国研究基金会/德国研究协会（DFG）资助，以下详细说明，该项目由Ulrike Gut和Ole Schützler担任主要调查员，Zeyu Li和Jenny Herzky担任研究助理。