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Jonathan R. Kasstan

University of Westminster
Canterbury

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Workshop 1: Variation off the beaten track: Expanding our understanding of social structures EMU MapleDanielle Barth • Dineke Schokkin • Catherine Travis • Kate Lindsey • James N. Stanford

11:45am PDT

Lunch break N/A

12:30pm PDT

Workshop 4: Experimental design in sociolinguistics EMU MapleCharlotte Vaughn • Abby Walker Workshop 7: Bayesian modeling for linguistic researchers EMU Cedar & SpruceSantiago Barreda

2:30pm PDT

Bayley & Preston: Variation in second and heritage languages: Implications for sociolinguistic theory EMU GumwoodRobert Bayley • Dennis Preston

8:30am PDT

Kasstan & Stanford: Session introduction: What's so standard about standards? EMU GumwoodJonathan R. Kasstan • James N. Stanford

8:55am PDT

Strong et al.: Linking prestige with power: Gender, oration, and variable affrication in Ende EMU GumwoodKatherine Anne Strong • Kate Lindsey • Katie Drager

9:20am PDT

Tse: Does standard Chinese mean anything for Cantonese vowel variation? EMU GumwoodHolman Tse

9:45am PDT

Povilonis & Guy: Deconstructing ‘standard’ in a minority language: Variation in Chanka Quechua EMU GumwoodNatalie Povilonis • Gregory Guy

10:30am PDT

Bleaman: Linguistic prescriptivism, social conservatism, and phonetic drift in language maintenance communities EMU GumwoodIsaac L. Bleaman

10:55am PDT

Ravindranath Abtahian et al.: Language ideologies and language shift scenarios in Indonesia EMU GumwoodMaya Ravindranath Abtahian • Abigail C. Cohn • Aaron White • Yanti

11:20am PDT

Barth: The right way to talk about kin in Matukar Panau EMU GumwoodDanielle Barth

11:45am PDT

Meyerhoff & Nagy: The role of standards in the field of variation EMU GumwoodMiriam Meyerhoff • Naomi Nagy