Kelly Wright - E6
Show notes for Episode 6
Here are the show notes for Episode 6 where Jacky, Dan, Lisa and Matthew talk about:
language change related to the term ‘Karen’ and how its meaning has drifted and been debated
the changing of the name of Washington’s American Football team
And we talk to Kelly Wright i…
John Rickford: Author
John Rickford, professor of linguistics and humanities at Stanford University and author of The Story of Black English, shares his perspective on writing.
Rubber Match - 3 September 2012 (rebroadcast)
What’s the antidote to living in a sound-bite world? How about unwinding with luxuriously expressive prose? Also, the cloak-and-dagger world of editing dictionary entries. Plus, what you might say instead of cursing, and oddball Scrabble words to stump your opponent. And what do you call the shoes …
Rubber Match - 13 February 2012
What’s the antidote to living in a sound-bite world? How about unwinding with luxuriously expressive prose? Also, the cloak-and-dagger world of editing dictionary entries. Plus, what you might say instead of cursing, and oddball Scrabble words to stump your opponent. And what do you call the shoes …
The Rickford Files
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Carrie and Megan talk with Dr. John Rickford, emeritus professor at Stanford, about his memoir, Speaking my Soul: Race, Life and Language, growing up in Guyana, moving to the United States, and his love of linguistics and Black Talk.Fifth anniversary sign up
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Episode 28 - Salvatore Callesano - Sociolinguistics and Social Justice
Full Post at calicoculture.org
With Dr Callesano we talked about bilingualism perceptions and what to do about them. Some really, really cool research and intersections out there. You are in for a super treat.
Need help turning your organization into an inclusive place where everyone can shine? Bo…
Where did African American English come from?
Are the roots of African American English mainly African? Or English? Or something else? Linguists—and others—don't agree. Ciku Theuri guides us through the theories. Opinions from Nicole Holliday, John McWhorter, John Rickford and Sunn m'Cheaux, who we also profiled in a previous Subtitle episode.…
Language and Race with Professor Nicole Holliday
It’s rare to meet your academic inspiration incarnate, and even rarer to take a class with them, so I was enthralled, overjoyed, and sweating my pores out when I got the chance to take Professor Nicole Holliday’s Language and Society class. This past semester, I witnessed all that Professor Hollida…
John Rickford: Speaking My Soul
On May 15, 2024, John R. Rickford, the J. E. Wallace Sterling Professor of Humanities, Emeritus and Professor Emeritus of Linguistics, engaged emeriti/ae community members with a lecture and slide presentation, entitled “Speaking My Soul: Race, Life and Language.” Rickford dedicates the lecture to …
Developmental language disorder within different dialects with Janna Oetting
Janna Oetting, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, Professor, Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders at Louisiana State University
Resources
The Language and Life Project
DELV Screening Test
The Complete Syntax Skills of Poor, Urban, African American Preschoolers at School Entry
Dialect Informed Probe: Dire…
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