Sandra Clarke is Professor Emerita of Linguistics at Memorial University in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Her research over the past twenty-five years has focused on Newfoundland and Canadian English, largely within a sociolinguistic and socio-historical framework. She has published extensively on language variation and change in Newfoundland English, as well as in the indigenous Algonquian varieties spoken in Labrador.
1. Geography, demography and cultural factors
2. Phonetics and phonology
3. Morphosyntax
4. Lexis and discourse features
5. History, including changes in progress
6. Survey of previous work and annotated bibliography
7. Sample texts.
