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Rootedness, Language Variation, and Appalachia: Place’s place in language Paul E. Reed, University of Alabama Register here Regional variation, that is, variation in linguistic productions by folks from different places, is one of the more …
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Building a methodological toolbox for third language acquisition research Jennifer Cabrelli, University of Illinois-Chicago Over the past few decades, third language (L3) acquisition has emerged as a distinct field, offering unique insights into multilingualism and …
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Racialization as meaning-making: A multidisciplinary approach to race and language in the criminal legal system Sharese King, University of Chicago Despite progress in contiguous fields like sociology and anthropology in complicating essentialist or static views …