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#Linguistics
Are sociolinguistic interviews recorded online just as good at capturing *the vernacular* as those collected in people's living rooms? Check out my and VK's small study, published at last:
doi.org/10.1515/lingvan-2022…
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How to engage in comparative variation analysis, state-of-the-art, corpus-based and experimental -- check it out: doi.org/10.1017/978110886374…
#NWAV51 While delving deep into sociolinguistic issues it is also good to notice the context … !
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JULY MOST READ ARTICLES
#1 "So sick or so cool? The language of youth on the internet" by @SaliTagliamonte, In collaboration with Dylan Uscher, Lawrence Kwok, and students from HUM199Y 2009 and 2010
doi.org/10.1017/S00474045150…
#Internet #LanguageChange #Youth
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Big news for us here at @UK_Linguistics! We’re a small but mighty bunch of people to do a PhD with!
Congratulations to @universityofky - The Council has approved their new Ph.D. in linguistics. This program will prepare students for academic jobs in higher education, or career paths around ESL, computational linguistics or areas in speech & hearing sciences. #KYHigherEdMatters
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I've looked for studies on this in the past and not found them yet but if anylinguist is working on this I'd be interested in knowing about it!
Calling all students with an interest and an ear for weird English dialects. UofT students taking summer courses only, check out clnx.utoronto.ca for Sociolinguistics Research Lab Assistant. @UofTLinguistics @vslx_lab
Job #214898 Sociolinguistics/Dialectology Research Lab Assistant, UofT @UofTLinguistics
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🥳A warm welcome to Prof. Dr. Sali A. Tagliamonte @SaliTagliamonte from the University of Toronto for joining #Languages as an Editorial Board Member. Her research interests focus on Variationist Sociolinguistics
More at mdpi.com/journal/languages/e…
@MDPIOpenAccess @MDPISocialsci
Nodar: Bringing back pronominal opposition as a sociolinguistic variable, it happened at #SECOL2023 Wonder if @AtlasLing can find it?
21st century dialectology by Alison Burkette #SECOL2023
“…. In her mountain way”, the character sketches of the Atlas by Passarelli #SECOL2023
Where do people use a-prefixing? All over the place! @AtlasLing
















