Language Attitudes

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Lance Forshay
Associate Teaching Professor and ASL Language Director
Dan Mathis
ASL Assistant Teaching Professor

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Squizzero, R. (2020). Attitudes toward L2 Mandarin Speakers of Chinese and non-Chinese Ethnicity. In Kaidi Chen (ed.), Proceedings of the 32nd Meeting of the North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics, 521–538. Storrs, CT.
Lhawa, Yulha. Language revitalization, video, and mobile social media: A case study from the Khroskyabs language amongst Tibetans in China. Language Documentation & Conservation, 13, 564-579, 2019.
Evans, B. E., Benson, E. J., & Stanford, J. (Eds.). (2018). Language Regard: Methods, Variation and Change. Cambridge University Press.
Fridland, Beckford Wassink, Kendall & Evans (eds.). (2017) Speech in the Western States Volume 2. Publication of the American Dialect Society (PADS) 77:1.
Meghan Oxley. "Southern, Texan, or Both?: Southernness and Identity in Deer Park, Texas." Diss. U of Washington, 2015.
Mary K. FitzMorris. (2014). "The Last Generation of Native Ladino Speakers? Judeo-Spanish and the Sephardic Community in Seattle." MA Thesis, University of Washington.
Rachel Elizabeth Schirra. "Attitudes Toward Korean-Accented and Korean American English." MA Thesis. U of Washington, 2012.
Riebold, J. M. (2010). The Linguistics of inequality: Mock speech and language ideology. Proceedings of Journeesde Linguistique XXII.
Alissa Harrison. "Language Attitudes in Southwestern China." Honors Thesis, U of Washington, 2004/2005.
Betsy Evans, PI. Seattle to Spokane: Mapping English in Washington State.