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thank you! I was not familiar with this site.

1 year ago 2 0 0 0

cannot find a source for the logic of non standard english from labov when will the pain end

1 year ago 1 0 1 0

cannot find a way of accessing Wells, Acents of English vol 1 when will the pain end

1 year ago 1 0 0 0

Statistics is like phonetics: absolutely fascinating, but equally terrifying

1 year ago 8 2 0 1

no such thing as “proper English”

ppl rarely talk in complete sentences

we learn dialect & speech patterns from our peers, not parents

nothing wrong w/saying like, um, or vocal fry

singular they is grammatical & is older than singular you

most American slang comes from African American English

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New publication out in JSLX: Language isn't just a data set. We explore why and suggest new directions for sociolinguistic research in the AI era #OpenAccess onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.... Check out the full issue.

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Becoming a Linguist
Advice from Key Thinkers in Language Studies
Edited ByEldin Milak, Ana Tankosić

Becoming a Linguist Advice from Key Thinkers in Language Studies Edited ByEldin Milak, Ana Tankosić

Introduction
Eldin Milak

1 Re-making linguistics
Noam Chomsky

2 What I got out of linguistics, and what I gave back
William Labov

3 Becoming an applied linguist
Claire Kramsch

4 Lessons learned
Diane Larsen- Freeman

5 Welcome to a lifetime of fun
Richard (‘Dick’) Hudson

6 On becoming/ observing people languaging
Ofelia Garcia

7 Worlds in grains of sand: Interactional sociolinguistics and linguistic ethnography
Ben Rampton

8 Embracing vulnerability
Suresh Canagarajah

9 The reluctant linguist
Alastair Pennycook

10 From apprentice to mentor: An applied linguist’s voyage
Lourdes Ortega

11 Remaking the world with linguistics
Anna Kristina Hultgren

12 Why identity, ideology and emotion matter: A Global South perspective
Peter De Costa

13 Chronotopes: Time and space in identity-making
Sender Dovchin

14 Yes, aspiring linguist, what you’re doing is linguistics
Uju Anya

15 Arriving at a linguistics of hope
Usree Bhattacharya

Conclusion
Ana Tankosić

Introduction Eldin Milak 1 Re-making linguistics Noam Chomsky 2 What I got out of linguistics, and what I gave back William Labov 3 Becoming an applied linguist Claire Kramsch 4 Lessons learned Diane Larsen- Freeman 5 Welcome to a lifetime of fun Richard (‘Dick’) Hudson 6 On becoming/ observing people languaging Ofelia Garcia 7 Worlds in grains of sand: Interactional sociolinguistics and linguistic ethnography Ben Rampton 8 Embracing vulnerability Suresh Canagarajah 9 The reluctant linguist Alastair Pennycook 10 From apprentice to mentor: An applied linguist’s voyage Lourdes Ortega 11 Remaking the world with linguistics Anna Kristina Hultgren 12 Why identity, ideology and emotion matter: A Global South perspective Peter De Costa 13 Chronotopes: Time and space in identity-making Sender Dovchin 14 Yes, aspiring linguist, what you’re doing is linguistics Uju Anya 15 Arriving at a linguistics of hope Usree Bhattacharya Conclusion Ana Tankosić

Look what arrived today! 🗣💬

YAY 🤩

What a line-up! I'm particularly keen to read chapters by Claire Kramsch, Ben Rampton, Suresh Canagarajah, Alastair Pennycook, Lourdes Ortega, Sender Dovchin & @ujuanya.bsky.social!

#linguistics #langsky #AppliedLinguistics #booksky #academicsky

1 year ago 98 16 4 1

can speak 🌧💂‍♂️⚽️, and am attempting to learn 🫖⛄️🦅

1 year ago 1 0 0 0
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1 year ago 64 16 3 2

I’d accept being mid if it meant that I was never stressed #linguistics

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