Spring 2023 Program

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The full program of this semester’s Leiden Sociolinguistics Series is now available!

All lectures are scheduled to take place on Friday afternoons at 4:30pm in Lipsius 0.01.

17 February
Alex Reuneker (LUCL), “Annotation reliability as a preliminary for corpus research”

17 March
Xochitl Marsilli-Vargas (Emory), “Unconscious Listening: The Constitution of Genres of Listening in Buenos Aires”

14 April
Naomi Truan (LUCL)

12 May
Arie Elsenaar (LUCL)

Keep an eye out for the abstracts and bookmark the dates in your calendar.

We hope to see many of you this semester!

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Fall 2022 Program

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The full program of this semester’s Leiden Sociolinguistics Series is now available!

All lectures are scheduled to take place on Friday afternoons at 4pm in Lipsius 204.

23 September
Andreas Krogull (LUCL), “Language choice as a (historical-)sociolinguistic phenomenon: the case of Dutch and French”

14 October
Lauren Fonteyn (LUCL), “MacBERTh & GysBERT meet socio-linguistics: using machine learning to automate annotation and analysis in historical corpora”

18 November
Christian Ilbury (Edinburgh), “The Recontextualisation a Multiethnolect: The Case of Multicultural London English”

9 December
Jannis Androutsopoulos (Hamburg), “Graphic cues in digital discourse: cross-linguistic evidence for variation in interaction-oriented writing”

Keep an eye out for the abstracts and bookmark the dates in your calendar.

We hope to see many of you this semester!

Spring 2022 program

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The full program of this semester’s Leiden Sociolinguistics Series is now available!

All lectures are scheduled to take place on Friday afternoons at 4 pm. We will have one lecture online and three on campus in Leiden (Lipsius/204).

25 February
Margorzata Kul (Poznan), “Pronunciation variation in the Buckeye corpus: modelling the impact of age and gender”

25 March
Anik Nandi (LUCL), “Family as a language policy regime: power, agency and negotiations at home”

22 April (online)
Birgul Yilmaz (University College London), “Linguistic precariat, migration, and the mobility infrastructure in Greece”

3 June
Maarten van Leeuwen (LUCL), “The linguistic realization of populist rhetorical strategies: a linguistic-stylistic approach”

Keep an eye out for the abstracts and bookmark the dates in your calendar.

We hope to see many of you online/on campus!