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🌟 This month, we're shining a spotlight on @JournalLingAnth!
Explore fascinating linguistic research on how language influences and is influenced by social life and global phenomena. 🌍✨
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Make sure to check out Dr. Sprenger's fascinating commentary on sociolinguistic perception, which was published to the JLA! A summary post to accompany this commentary will be coming soon! 😊
very excited to share this commentary I just published in @JournalLingAnth as part of a cross-journal symposium where I & other early career scholars were invited to discuss listening practices & sociolinguistic perception ✨
doi.org/10.1111/jola.70023
Journal of Linguistic Anthropology retweeted
very excited to share this commentary I just published in @JournalLingAnth as part of a cross-journal symposium where I & other early career scholars were invited to discuss listening practices & sociolinguistic perception ✨
doi.org/10.1111/jola.70023
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT🔔: The JLA will be transitioning from X to BlueSky! Make sure to follow us at journaloflinganth.bsky.socia… to see more article summaries, author interviews and more!
Here’s a clip from an interview I did with Jiarui Sun, author of “Patriotic rabbits or toxic men? Media ideology, entextualization, and enregisterment on Chinese interfaces”!Check out the full video at: youtu.be/VnzcaUWU-LY?si=WgUo…
Here’s a summary of an article from our August Issue! Reading this article allowed me to reflect on the ramifications of appropriating linguistic forms and how that appropriation perpetuates idealizations of whiteness as “standard.” Check the full article out in our bio!
Hello everyone! Here’s a little intro video from me, I’m looking forward to making some more content for the Journal and sharing with all of you! 💚
It has been a pleasure creating content for the JLA and creating social media posts for all your articles. My time with the JLA is up but I am excited to contribute to the field and journal in the future. Thank you for all the support and engagement.
Look at the article highlights for the article “Mother tongue” or “broken Arabic”: Competing discourses about Jordanian Sign Language (LIU) in Amman.
Video about Dr. Mikhaylova's article Imperialism without prestige: The Russian language, chronotope, and the paradoxes of linguistic decolonization in Lithuania. Full video on our YouTube!
Take a look at Dr. Mikhaylova's article Imperialism without prestige: The Russian language, chronotope, and the paradoxes of linguistic decolonization in Lithuania.
Dr. Meek met with us to discuss her article with Dr. Monika Bednarek. Fun fact: Did you know this is part of a bigger project?
Watch our YouTube video to find out what the project is about: youtu.be/KbwRqi6VH4Q?si=2jVm…
Do you remember the article about excluding unlaughter, our YouTube has the full video of Dr. Jonsson and Dr. Franzén explaining their article
youtu.be/HPAWkgx8fYQ?si=P9UR…
Check out this book review about Krystal A. Smalls debut book: Telling Blackness Young Liberians and the Raciosemiotics of Contemporary Black Diaspora






























