Any #Sociolinguists here willing to review item 3? Please contact me if so.

Otherwise please repost 🙂

#review #linguistics #sociolinguistics #socioling

'Rays of Language', edited by Bentein & Vierros, is a must-read for #sociolinguists, #historicallinguists and #papyrologists!
It provides quantitative and qualitative methods for exploring ancient language change and variation.

This #openaccess book is freely available at: doi.org/10.33134/HUP...

Pabst (2025) Pop Music as a Window into Language Variation This submission describes a four-part portfolio assignment from a master’s-level introduction to Variationist Sociolinguistics that was designed to help students understand the goals and methods of th...

Attention #sociolinguists: Have you ever wanted to do a collaborative class project, but you just weren't sure how? Maybe you didn't have much time or access to the right participants...? If so, check out my new openly accessible, peer-reviewed essay plus #OER: resourcehub.lsadc.org/Play?pId=593...

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A lot of the maze-like #citation trails I've found lately have been #sociolinguists being haphazard with #historical facts, assuming that some secondary source that they've read leads back to primary data at some point. Makes sense given they're not #historians so these facts are sometimes […]

#Sociolinguists - check this great project out

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An example of frustrating #citations in #academic works on #history: J. Martin (2000) is often cited by #sociolinguists and #sociologists working on #Louisiana and #Creoles. At one point, she discussed the tignon law, (unclearly) citing Roussève (1937), but Roussève cited G. King (1895) who […]

This is a colorful mural of Paddington bear. It says "Mrs. Brown says that in London everyone is different and that means everyone can fit in"

This is an installation made of colorful lights. In the center it reads "we rise lifting others" and on the top it reads "I contain multitudes"

With messages like these, it seems #London is a perfect place for #sociolinguists & those interested in #multilingualism & pluralities!

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Hello #sociolinguists and #multilingualism and #languagepolicy and critical #discourse studies people. Trying to revitalise my activities here but don’t know where to start ;-) so just saying halli hallo!