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Faculty of Social Sciences, department of language and linguistics

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Contributing to Goffman with the Open Access Fund

Contributing to Goffman with the Open Access Fund

The Open Access Team have recently announced the publication of another work funded by the Essex’s institutional Open Access Fund. The latest publication, a chapter by Dr Rebecca Clift, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Language and Linguistics, contributes to a major new essay collection from Routledge.

Sean Andersson

29 January 2024

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Meet our new Executive Dean for Social Sciences

Communications Office

23 January 2024

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The cockney dialect is not dead its just called Essex now

The cockney dialect is not dead its just called Essex now

The cockney dialect is not dead its just called Essex now

Dr Amanda Cole

27 February 2023

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Posh Spice sounds posher, but changing your working-class accent isn’t a ticket out of discrimination

Posh Spice sounds posher, but changing your working-class accent isn’t a ticket out of discrimination

Dr Amanda Cole

15 September 2022

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Who speaks “chavvy”? Comparing accent and class prejudice in England and The Netherlands

Who speaks “chavvy”? Comparing accent and class prejudice in England and The Netherlands

Dr Amanda Cole of the University of Essex and Emeritus Professor Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade of the Leiden University Centre for Linguistics compare chavs, who personify contemptuous commentary on the working class in England, with a similar figure in The Netherlands: Haagse Harry (Harry from The Hague). It is remarkable how many of the associated characteristics and behaviours of chavs fit Harry like a glove, such as wearing bling and tracksuits, and supposed antisocial behaviour and laziness.

Dr Amanda Cole, Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade

25 August 2022

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Psycholinguistics - Listen Up - Language and Linguistics Podcast

Psycholinguistics - Listen Up - Language and Linguistics Podcast

Psycholinguistics: Can language shape the way we see and interpret the world around us? Hear interviews with staff, students, and other members of the University community around the topic.

25 June 2022

Podcast

Pronouns - Listen Up - Language and Linguistics Podcast

Pronouns - Listen Up - Language and Linguistics Podcast

With the growing acceptance of LGBT+ topics in the mainstream the matter of pronouns arose. Hear interviews with staff, students, and other members of the University community around the topic.

24 June 2022

Podcast

Idioms - Listen Up - Language and Linguistics Podcast

Idioms - Listen Up - Language and Linguistics Podcast

‘Break a leg’, ‘I’m feeling under the weather’, ‘I was just pulling your leg!’; We’ve all heard those phrases. Hear interviews with staff, students, and other members of the University community around the topic.

23 June 2022

Podcast

Accents - Listen Up - Language and Linguistics Podcast

Accents - Listen Up - Language and Linguistics Podcast

Why are accents in the British Isles so diverse? Hear interviews with staff, students, and other members of the University community.

22 June 2022

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Ask or aks? How linguistic prejudice perpetuates inequality

Ask or aks? How linguistic prejudice perpetuates inequality

Writing for The Conversation Dr Amanda Cole, Dr Ella Jeffries and Professor Peter Patrick explain how accent prejudice and linguicism is a reframing of prejudice towards low-status groups who, simply, speak differently

Dr Amanda Cole, Dr Ella Jeffries, Professor Peter Patrick

11 March 2022

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