Coordinators: Lars Hinrichs, Barbara E. Bullock, A. Jacqueline Toribio
Parlin Hall, Campus Mail B5000 78712 • (512) 983-6242
FALL 2011 SCHEDULE
| 9/13 | Reading: Bullock, Hinrichs & Toribio (submitted) |
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| 9/20 | Lost and found in the Dominican Republic: an analysis of hypercorrect [s] (Barbara Bullock, Jacqueline Toribio, Mark Amengual) |
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| 9/27 | Workshop: Video in research on language variation How to film: some basics of video recording and editing, and resources available at UT (Lars Hinrichs) What to film: types of video data in sociolinguistic research (Carl Blyth) What to do with film: issues in video transcription and analysis (Chiho Sunakawa) |
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| 10/04 | The GOOSE Vowel in East Austin (Kate Shaw Points) |
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| 10/11 | Workshop: Using rbrul in quantitative research on language variation (Lars Hinrichs) |
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| 10/18 | UT Resources: The CILLA Archives (Nora England) Using archival data for research (Brandon Baird) |
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| 10/25 | Language contact and language ideologies in German hip hop (Axel Bohmann) |
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| 11/01 | Linguistic variation in literary dystopias (Sandrine Sorlin) |
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| 11/08 | Canadian French-English language contact in Florida (Jenna Nichols) |
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| 11/15 | A framework for the sociolinguistic study of written code-switching in asynchronous computer-mediated discourse (Lars Hinrichs) |
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| 11/29 | “Lassma Deutsch reden:” A description of Kiezdeutsch (David Hünlich) |
Dynamics of Language Contact and Variation is a research group for faculty and students. We meet several times each semester to discuss current work and professional news in sociolinguistics. Tuesdays, 5-6:30pm, Mezes 2.122.
