Language in Society
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Language in Society is an international journal of #sociolinguistics concerned with #language and #discourse as aspects of social life.
Joined October 2017
NEW FROM 54(4) "Towards a sociolinguistics of deglobalization" by @GJosephRoche & Jessica Kruk #Deglobalization #Sovereignty #Neoliberalism #Coloniality #Securitization
https://t.co/oc0QWLdn1Q
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Towards a sociolinguistics of deglobalization - Volume 54 Issue 4
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NEW FROM 54(4) "‘Deaf people are one, as they say’: Articulating ‘deaf space’ and deaf-hearing communication in a Ugandan market" by @laamodern
#DeafSpace #SignLanguage #LanguageCommunities
https://t.co/OjD7i3FvFi
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‘Deaf people are one, as they say’: Articulating ‘deaf space’ and deaf-hearing communication in a Ugandan market - Volume 54 Issue 4
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NEW ON FIRSTVIEW "Between silence and voicing out: Migrant organizations navigating online and offline realities" by @sally_yuyan & @lydiacatedral
https://t.co/3geXeIhv84
#SocialMediaEngagement #GrassrootsOrganizing #Chronotope #IdentityConstruction #MediaIdeology
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Between silence and voicing out: Migrant organizations navigating online and offline realities
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NEW ON FIRSTVIEW "New speakers of Ukrainian: Ideologies of linguistic conversion" by Natalia Kudriavtseva https://t.co/DR5YUXJ1RO
#NewSpeakers #LanguageIdeologies #LinguisticConversion #Suržyk #LinguisticSafeSpaces #RussoUkrainianWar
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New speakers of Ukrainian: Ideologies of linguistic conversion
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NEW FROM 54(4) "When and how patients' self-claims are challenged in psychotherapy" by Anssi Peräkylä, @liisavoutilain1 , Mariel Wuolio, Arnulf Deppermann #Self #Psychotherapy #Goffman #ConversationAnalysis
https://t.co/TwVfnsvgzU
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When and how patients' self-claims are challenged in psychotherapy - Volume 54 Issue 4
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NEW FROM 54(4) "Indeterminacy of actions: Working out a relevant next in interaction with people with late-stage dementia" by @AR_Majlesi
#PeopleWithDementia #CooperativeActions #CA #Multimodality #Ethnomethodology #Intersubjectivity
https://t.co/9VhV2FCPGk
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Indeterminacy of actions: Working out a relevant next in interaction with people with late-stage dementia - Volume 54 Issue 4
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NEW FROM 54(4) "(Im)precise personae: The effect of socio-indexical information on semantic interpretation" by @andreabeltrama & Florian Schwarz #SocialMeaning #Personae #PragmaticReasoning #Precision #Numerals
https://t.co/r8WulgcE5f
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(Im)precise personae: The effect of socio-indexical information on semantic interpretation - Volume 54 Issue 4
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NEW FROM 54(4) "The language of smoked fish: The production and circulation of meanings and values of ‘Bornholmian Food’" by @MSKarrebaek & Marie Maegaard #Food #Authentication #Nostalgia #Exotization #SemioticLandscapeAnalysis
https://t.co/UZcqBtNf5o
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The language of smoked fish: The production and circulation of meanings and values of ‘Bornholmian Food’ - Volume 54 Issue 4
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NEW FROM 54(4) "The semiotic repertoire of dairy cows" by Leonie Cornips #IntraspeciesAndInterspeciesInteractions #SemioticRepertoire #Assemblage #DairyCows #Practices
https://t.co/wOp0lVz1F7
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The semiotic repertoire of dairy cows - Volume 54 Issue 4
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NEW FROM 54(4) "Linguistic hostility, social exclusion, and the agency of African migrants in Hong Kong" by Jiapei Gu & Janet Ho #SocialExclusion #HongKong #AfricanImmigrants #VerbalRejection #NonVerbalRejection #Racism #Raciolinguistics
https://t.co/HlSUtOF4i0
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Linguistic hostility, social exclusion, and the agency of African migrants in Hong Kong - Volume 54 Issue 4
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NEW FROM 54(4) "Constraints, suffering, and surfacing repertoires among Gambian migrants in Italy" by Marco Santello #Migration #Constraints #Gambia #Italy
https://t.co/jQyqXCfYp9
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Constraints, suffering, and surfacing repertoires among Gambian migrants in Italy - Volume 54 Issue 4
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NEW ON FIRSTVIEW "Asking about bias: Managing the sensitivities of voir dire questioning" by Steven E. Clayman & Matthew P. Fox #Questions #Law #VoirDire #Juries #SocialDesirabilityBias #ConversationAnalysis
https://t.co/YakqC1ZUJ3
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Asking about bias: Managing the sensitivities of voir dire questioning
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NEW FROM 54(4) "Bundled otherwise: Skills, social mobility, and raciolinguistic ideologies in the Canadian labour market" by Mireille McLaughlin #SocialClass #Raciolinguistics #Work #LanguageIdeologies #FrancophoneCanada #Bilingualism
https://t.co/mPCtUuTuTQ
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Bundled otherwise: Skills, social mobility, and raciolinguistic ideologies in the Canadian labour market - Volume 54 Issue 4
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NEW FROM 54(4) "Linguistic ridicule and shifting indexical values on social media: The case of English in Hong Kong" by @denniscychau
#LanguageIdeologies #LinguisticRidicule #OrdersOfIndexicality #Polycentricity #SocialMedia #HongKong
https://t.co/P7ayJLJzjt
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Linguistic ridicule and shifting indexical values on social media: The case of English in Hong Kong - Volume 54 Issue 4
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NEW FROM 54(4) "Beyond translingual playfulness: Translingual precarity" by @SDovchin
#Translingualism #Playfulness #Precarity
https://t.co/SGoSnG3uJN
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Beyond translingual playfulness: Translingual precarity - Volume 54 Issue 4
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NEW EDITORS' NOTE FROM 54(4) "Towards a New Chapter for Language in Society" by Susan Ehrlich & Tommaso M. Milani https://t.co/iCQcmASMxt
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Towards a New Chapter for Language in Society - Volume 54 Issue 4
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NEW FROM 54(3) "Why language revitalization fails: Revivalist vs. traditional ontologies of language in Provence" by James Costa #Patois #Occitan #OntologiesOfLanguage #LanguageRevitalization #LinguisticNatures
https://t.co/XbDmCavEsd
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Why language revitalization fails: Revivalist vs. traditional ontologies of language in Provence - Volume 54 Issue 3
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NEW FROM 54(3) "Who's being elitist? A debate about the enregisterment of Singlish" by Luke Lu #Enregisterment #Singlish #Singapore #Sociolinguistics #LanguageIdeologicalDebates
https://t.co/t8Mj9NIpCZ
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Who's being elitist? A debate about the enregisterment of Singlish - Volume 54 Issue 3
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NEW ON FIRSTVIEW "Marginalization, ‘Lee Kuan Yew’, and a Chinese-educated class: Understanding the collective memory of Singapore’s Speak Mandarin Campaign" by Luke Lu & @kchienw
https://t.co/KEVRWy4JXl
#CollectiveRemembering #MandarinPolicy
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Marginalization, ‘Lee Kuan Yew’, and a Chinese-educated class: Understanding the collective memory of Singapore’s Speak Mandarin Campaign
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