English with an Accent

language, ideology and discrimination in the united states

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  • Motivated Grammar: prescriptivism must die
  • Mr. Verb: who was that masked man?
  • Polysyllabic: Karl Hagen, a recovering medievalist
  • Everything you think you know about English is wrong
  • vocalized/vocalised: Lauren Hall-Lew, American linguist in Einburgh
  cranky linguist because he says so.
  • Language rights in the workplace
  • Language policy (James Crawford)
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  • The Dictionary of American Regional English
  • The Great Pop vs. Soda Controversy

• English with an Accent, 2nd ed

  

  The second edition of EWA is in press and will be available January 2012

• Routledge is putting together a companion website for the new edition of EWA, but it won't be accessible to everybody. I'm going to make some of that available here. There is also the possibility of a discussion forum.

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