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NEW #OA FROM 54(2)

"Evaluative reactions to minority languages and their varieties: Evidence from new speakers of West Frisian" by Ruth Kircher, ‪@ethankutlu.bsky.social & @mirjamvellinga.bsky.social

#LanguageIdeology #MinorityLanguages #LanguageRevitalisation #NewSpeakers
doi.org/10.1017/S004...
Evaluative reactions to minority languages and their varieties: Evidence from new speakers of West Frisian | Language in Society | Cambridge Core
Evaluative reactions to minority languages and their varieties: Evidence from new speakers of West Frisian - Volume 54 Issue 2
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May 21, 2025 at 12:34 PM
languageinsociety.bsky.social
MOST READ ARTICLES OF 2024: DECEMBER

"Sociolinguistics of hope: Language between the no-more and the not-yet" by Daniel N. Silva & Rodrigo Borba

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#SociolinguisticsOfHope #Affect #PracticalReason #LanguageIdeology #Ethnography
Sociolinguistics of hope: Language between the no-more and the not-yet | Language in Society | Cambridge Core
Sociolinguistics of hope: Language between the no-more and the not-yet - Volume 53 Issue 5
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December 31, 2024 at 3:33 PM
languageinsociety.bsky.social
NEW #OA FROM 53(5)

"Sociolinguistics of hope: Language between the no-more and the not-yet" by Daniel N. Silva, Rodrigo Borba

#SociolinguisticsOfHope #Affect #PracticalReason #LanguageIdeology #Ethnography
doi.org/10.1017/S004...
Sociolinguistics of hope: Language between the no-more and the not-yet | Language in Society | Cambridge Core
Sociolinguistics of hope: Language between the no-more and the not-yet - Volume 53 Issue 5
doi.org
December 23, 2024 at 2:59 PM
languageinsociety.bsky.social
FEBRUARY MOST READ ARTICLES

#1 "Sociolinguistics of hope: Language between the no-more and the not-yet" by @dnsfortal.bsky.social & Rodrigo Borba

doi.org/10.1017/S004...
#SociolinguisticsOfHope #Affect #PracticalReason #LanguageIdeology #Ethnography
Sociolinguistics of hope: Language between the no-more and the not-yet | Language in Society | Cambridge Core
Sociolinguistics of hope: Language between the no-more and the not-yet - Volume 53 Issue 5
doi.org
February 28, 2025 at 2:32 AM
wallyjournal.bsky.social
Take a look at our first publication from our very first volume, Mandy Lau's (2021) article, "Artificial intelligence language models and the false fantasy of participatory language policies"!

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#appliedlinguistics #languagepolicy #AI #LLM #languageideology
Artificial intelligence language models and the false fantasy of participatory language policies | Working papers in Applied Linguistics and Linguistics at York
wally.journals.yorku.ca
December 9, 2025 at 3:10 PM
languageinsociety.bsky.social
JANUARY MOST READ ARTICLES

#1 "Sociolinguistics of hope: Language between the no-more and the not-yet" by @dnsfortal.bsky.social & Rodrigo Borba
doi.org/10.1017/S004...
#SociolinguisticsOfHope #Affect #PracticalReason #LanguageIdeology #Ethnography
Sociolinguistics of hope: Language between the no-more and the not-yet | Language in Society | Cambridge Core
Sociolinguistics of hope: Language between the no-more and the not-yet - Volume 53 Issue 5
doi.org
January 31, 2025 at 2:50 PM
tldr-elt.bsky.social
Is ‘English’ plural?

English has never been one thing, & this study shows what happens when we finally teach it that way.

#ELT #TldrELT #GlobalEnglishes #ELF #LanguageIdeology #TeacherEducation
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July 21, 2026 at 8:30 AM
perurealfonso.bsky.social
«Quelques Hébraïsmes Non-Israéliens»: www.academia.edu/145625881/Qu... #HebrewLanguage #ModernHebrew #LinguisticZionism #LanguagePlanning #Sociolinguistics #LanguageIdeology
Version de travail en cours du lexique français-hébreu des termes non-israéliens proposés par le Láhaq Śefath ˁÉver להק שׂפת עבר (Conseil de la Langue d’Héber, CLH) fondé à Jérusalem en 1993 par un groupe de grammairiens séfarades orthodoxes non-sionistes, dont Gabriel Hagaï. Le CLH propose le lexique qu’aurait eu l’hébreu moderne s’il avait été fabriqué par des sémitisants religieux plutôt que par des yiddishisants athées. Étant une version de travail, ce lexique est encore dans le désordre, mais on peut y trouver souvent un pseudo-ordre alphabétique ou ˁinyânique ענייני (termes scientifiques, animaux, poissons, oiseaux, minéraux, gentilés, astronomie, etc.). Pour bien profiter de ce lexique, il suffit de faire une recherche d’un terme (français ou hébreu) sur le fichier PDF (essayer avec ou sans les accents). Des versions mises à jour de ce lexique seront téléchargées de temps en temps ultérieurement.
July 16, 2026 at 7:19 PM
markdingemanse.net
Hey, 2017 US AnthroLing textbook, I guess we don't expect you to devote the same attention to ideophones as to, say, vocal fry, but maybe at least make sure what little you write is informed by decades of available anthroling scholarship? Your #languageideology is showing 😐
November 4, 2024 at 4:35 PM
jessgrieser.com
.@TheHBow , a student in the class after my sociolx class, wonderfully described his Bristol, TN variety as “like having a really great handicap in golf: people assume you’re dumb so you say something reasonably smart and they think you’re a genius.” #languageideology
July 7, 2025 at 7:52 PM
zwsong.bsky.social
Who (race/ethnicity, class, knowledge etc) are “standard”?

Oh, ELL are not “standard”. Why? How?

“To give you a sense of the context, we started with over 420 applicants and invited the top 7 standard and 2 ELL to campus.” —— rejection email to finalists. #raciolinguistics #languageideology
April 25, 2025 at 2:57 AM