Ethnolectal research across the globe

Abstract - English

While language patterning in minority communities has long been of interest (e.g., Labov 1966), increased mobility has made the emergence of ethnolects—varieties spoken by ethnolinguistic groups in multicultural... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. James Grama (The Australian National University, ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language)
  2. Ksenia Gnevsheva (The Australian National University)
  3. Anita Szakay (Macquarie University Sydney)
  4. Jeanette King (University of Canterbury)
  5. Johan Gross (University of Gothenburg)
  6. Sally Boyd (University of Gothenburg)
  7. Simon Gonzalez (The Australian National University, ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language)
  8. Catherine Travis (The Australian National University, ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language)
  9. Rosie Oxbury (Queen Mary, University of London)
  10. James Walker (La Trobe University)
  11. Naomi Nagy (Univeristy of Toronto)
  12. Michol Hoffman (York University)
  13. Holman Tse (University of Pittsburgh)

Topic Area

Language and ethnicity

Session

T330CR4/L » Long Colloquium (15:30 - Thursday, 28th June, Case Room 4)

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