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This paper studies some factors governing the presence or absence of word-final schwa in German.  To obtain data as homogeneous as possible we focus on three adverbs outside morphological paradigms, namely,   heut(e)  ‘today’,  gern(e)  ‘willingly’, and  bald(e)  ‘soon’, in one particular text  type, the letters written by one and the same person, the writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749–1832). Apart from  lexical differences between the items studied and change over time, various phonological factors are shown to be  important, most prominently the accent pattern of the following word (schwa tends to be present if the first syllable of the  following word is accentuated), foot structure, and the initial segment of the following word. Statistical analyses, both for  the individual factors and their (potential) interactions, reveal significant patterns at work behind the variation. For   gern(e)  the most important factors are purely phonological while for  heut(e)  the type  of the following boundary and the position in the sentence is crucial.

Variation and its determinants: A corpus-based study of German schwa in the letters of Goethe