BU Linguistics will be well-represented at the upcoming 49th meeting of New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV49):
- PhD student Danielle Dionne and Prof. Charles Chang are giving a talk entitled “Linguistic unity and diversity among Asian Americans in Boston”.
- Prof. Danny Erker is giving a talk entitled “Filled pauses and the conservative contours of contact-induced change – Data from Spanish in Boston”, and is also a co-author (with Gregory Guy and Rafael Orozco) on the talk “Homogeneity and heterogeneity in null subjects: A cross-linguistic and cross-community comparison”.
- Prof. Kate Lindsey is chairing the symposium “Variation off the beaten path: Continuing the conversation”, and is also a co-author (with Katherine Strong) on a talk entitled “Investigating an emergent style in Ende: Evidence from covariation of stopping and retraction by women orators in Papua New Guinea”.
Congratulations to all!
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