Language in Society is an international journal of #sociolinguistics concerned with #language and #discourse as aspects of social life.
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NEW FROM 55(4)
"“Can a minister say qǐyè?”: How a non-standard tone becomes indexical of the national other" by Hsi-Yao Su, @TsungLunOne, Wan-Hsin Ann Lee
#Indexicality #LgIdeology #TonalVariation #Enregisterment #LanguagePolicing #Metapragmatics #Taiwan
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NEW FROM 55(4)
"Anticipating the future, escaping the past: Multilingual Spanish mothers at the crossroads of multiple transitions" by Adriana Patiño-Santos & Marie-Anne Mansfield
#FamilyLanguageBio #CatalanChildrenRaisedInEnglish #Anticipation #Futurity
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"Other-language recalibration repair in broadcast news interviews in Rwanda: Relating to the overhearing audience" by Joseph Gafaranga
#NewsInterviews #OtherLanguageRecalibration #Repair #OverhearingAudience #StructuralOrganisation
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NEW FROM 55(4)
""On ‘doing being moral’ in the research interview"" by Robert William Schrauf & Patria C. López de Victoria Rodríguez
#NarrativeAnalysis #Indexicality #Disaster #SemistructuredInterview #Morality #Ethics #NomicCalibration
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"“Community engagement just might finish us off”: Authenticity and commodification in ASL" by Erin Moriarty
#Authenticity #Commodification #MinoritizedLanguages #Neologisms
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NEW FROM 55(4)
"Between confrontation and mutual non-interference: Interactional (dis)alignment in openings of encounters between police and copwatchers" by Uwe-A. Küttner & @elliotthoey
#CA #Police #Copwatching #VideoRecording #Disalignment #Disagreement
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NEW FROM 55(4)
"Opening before closing: The porosity of encounters-in-a-series" by Lorenza Mondada
#SocialInteraction #ConversationAnalysis #Multimodality #OverallStructuralOrganization #Opening #Closing #EncountersInASeries #Porosity
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"“If you talk to someone under eighteen in the UK, you go to jail”: Exploring chronotopic identities of transnational Iranians on live streaming apps" by Seyed Hadi Mirvahedi & @DariushIzadi
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#OnlineComm #IranianDiaspora #NexusAnalysis
NEW FROM 55(4)
"Deborah (Debbie) Cameron, 1958–2026" by Sally McConnell-Ginet
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"From Afro-American anthropology to the ethnography of literacy: Conversations with John F. Szwed" by Jamie Duncan
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#Afro-AmericanAnthropology #UrbanEthnography #Sociolinguistics #Writing #Reading #Literacies
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"The neurotypical listening subject in autistic young people’s accounts of participation in online affinity spaces" by @koteyko_nelya, Jessica Aiston, Martine Van Driel & Flo Bremner
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#LanguageIdeologies #MetapragmaticAwareness #Masking
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"Beyond the gender binary: Variation and the social meaning of rhoticity in Nigerian English" by PraiseGod Aminu
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#AfricanLanguages #Colonialism #Coloniality #GenderInAfrica #NigerianCrossdressers #NigerianEnglish #Stance #Variation
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"‘To invest or divest’: Speculative bilingualism and meritocratic subjectivity in Chinese multinational corporations amid post-globalisation dynamics" by @Eleanor_GY
#PostGlobalisation #MultinationalCorporations #LanguageInvestment
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"“SI NO HABLAS ESPAÑOL, ¡TE LARGAS!”: Language ideologies, stylization, and shaming of ‘no sabo kids’ on Caso Cerrado" by Sean McKinnon
#LanguageIdeologies #LanguageShaming #LanguagePanic #Personae #Enregisterment #SpanishInTheUS
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NEW FROM 55(3)
"The communicative dynamics of diasporic affect in a conflict-affected community: The case of Greek-Cypriot diaspora" by Constadina Charalambous, Michalinos Zembylas & Xanthia Aristidou
#Affect #Diaspora #Emotions #Interaction #Belonging
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NEW FROM 55(3)
"Language in the age of AI technology: From human to non-human authenticity, from public governance to privatised assemblages" by @Iker_Erdocia, Britta Schneider & Bettina Migge
#StandardLanguage #AI #AuthorityInLanguage #BigTech #RAE
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NEW FROM 55(3)
"Against the game: Sid Meier’s Civilization and vernacular theories of language" by @KateSpowage
#LanguageIdeologies #Videogames #Postcolonialism
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NEW FROM 55(3)
"Held to account: Comparing adversarial questioning in remote and in-person parole hearings" by David Peplow & Jake Phillips
#Accounts #AdversarialQuestioning #ConversationAnalysis #Parole #Responsibility
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NEW FROM 55(3)
"“And I do think you have to give a kind of yes or no answer to that question”: Supportive alignment in US Supreme Court oral arguments" by John Terry Dundon
#InstitutionalDiscourse #LegalDiscourse #SCOTUS #MultipartyInteraction #Alignment
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