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In/Inn #Etymology
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The surprisingly connected origins of "in" and "inn".
#etymology #wordnerd #linguistics #HistoricalLinguistics #language #words #lingcomm #inn #innsofcourt
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Yeah, I am also going to struggle, I think. I remember 3 Seagrass, 19 Adze & 8 Antidote but beyond that… I might remember the names of the guys attempting coups (lightning & larkspur I think?) but I do NOT remember the names of any stationers besides Mahit & Iskander. But I love fake linguistics!
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Jobs: General Linguistics: Assistant Professor, Hispanic Linguistics, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, University of California Berkeley
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Jobs: General Linguistics: Assistant Professor, Hispanic Linguistics, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, University of California Berkeley
Description: Assistant Professor Hispanic Linguistics Department of Spanish and Portuguese Position Overview: Salary range: Assistant Professor - The current salary range for this position is $80,800-$128,700 (9-month academic year salary); however, off-scale salary and other components of pay, which would yield compensation that is higher than this range, are offered to meet competitive conditions. Anticipated start: July 1, 2026 Application Window: Open date: September 27, 2025
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Please join us in Stauffer-Flint Hall room 100, or contact [email protected] for a Zoom link.
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This will make the works readable and searchable digitally, and I’ll be creating cross-references between the articles and entries.
Website: lugat.site
#linguistics #etymology, #langsky, #Turkish, #OttomanTurkish #literarystudies #culturalstudies
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TLDR (4/4):
New York's The Museum of Modern Art decision to add @ to its permanent collection reminds us that sometimes the most ordinary symbols carry the most extraordinary stories.
#linguistics #language #onlinecommunication #digitaldiscourse #tech
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Today, @ is inseparable from our digital identities – shaping usernames, online personas, and even inclusive language (think amig@s in Spanish).
#linguistics #language #onlinecommunication #digitaldiscourse #tech
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Around the world, people have reimagined @ too: in Taiwan it’s a “little mouse”, in Russia a “dog”, in Hebrew a “strudel”, in Dutch a “monkey’s tail.”
#linguistics #language #onlinecommunication #digitaldiscourse #tech
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From its origins as shorthand for amphorae in ancient Greek trade, to its survival on typewriters, and its transformation into the plumbing of the internet thanks to email pioneer Ray Tomlinson, @ has continually reinvented itself.
#linguistics #language #digitaldiscourse
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The @ sign is more than just a keystroke – it’s a cultural chameleon with a history stretching back thousands of years.
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#langsky #linguistics #language #onlinecommunication #digitaldiscourse #tech
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The 3,000-year-old story hidden in the @ sign
In Taiwan they call @ "little mouse". It's "strudel" in Hebrew, "dog" in Russian and "monkey's tail" in Dutch. The @ sign is a mirror, and its story goes back thousands of years.
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Confs: 10th International Conference on Romance-German and Intra-Romance Contrastive Linguistics
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Confs: 10th International Conference on Romance-German and Intra-Romance Contrastive Linguistics
In 2008, the Departments of Romance Studies and of Translation and Interpreting at the University of Innsbruck assumed responsibility for this series of conferences, originally founded in 1987 by Professor Gerd Wotjak in Leipzig. It is one of the few international events dedicated entirely to contrastive linguistics. As in previous editions, papers may address both theoretical and applied aspects of contrastive linguistics between Romance languages and German, as well as between different Romanc
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Confs: 15th Historical Sociolinguistics Network Conference
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Confs: 15th Historical Sociolinguistics Network Conference
The 15th Historical Sociolinguistics Network (HiSoN) Conference will take place at the University of Salzburg (Austria) from 28 – 30 September 2026. Confirmed plenary speakers are: Prof Joseph Salmons (University of Wisconsin, Madison, US) Prof Michał Głuszkowski (Toruń University, Poland) Prof Sybille Große (Heidelberg University, Germany) The 2026 conference theme is "Spoken and written discourse in historical sources". Historical sociolinguistics naturally draws its data mainly fr
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Apply to @TeachersCollege and study with professors who literally wrote the book! #WhyColumbiaALTESOL #altesolfaculty #highered #TESOL #TESL #linguistics #ColumbiaUniversity
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What's the right unit of analysis for understanding LLM internals? We explore in our mech interp survey (a major update from our 2024 ms).
We’ve added more recent work and more immediately actionable directions for future work. Now published in Computational Linguistics!
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📣 Calling all GC Linguistics students!
📅 Oct 9: Prof. Cece Cutler leads a workshop on Article-based vs. traditional dissertations. Learn the pros & cons of each format as you plan your dissertation path.
👉 Current students only.
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2 days agoIt’s lovely to get physical copies of this. Thanks to Bloomsbury for publishing this collection of chapters highlighting the parallels between #oralhistory and #linguistics. Authors from both disciplines from around the world give their perspectives.
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Nature (esp birds), languages/ linguistics (esp spoken language spoken), ethics (esp nonviolence), communications (esp messaging), complex adaptive systems (esp as related to each of the above!).
Also, knitting and little dishes. 🙂
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Actually now I'm wondering if bots end up with dialects if you direct them to interact with a specific group of people for long enough. Any linguistics or tech papers on the matter?
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For London-area academics: our 3rd colloq in linguistics and philosophy.
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That being said, the number of people who know usage-based linguistics, construction grammar, and rhetorical stylistic theory is almost just me probably. And I also have done nothing with my dissertation and should probably figure out how to publish that first. Or just continue to do nothing.
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The next upcoming "What's the L?" talk will be led by Dr. Erika Darics, an internationally recognized scholar, author, and podcaster whose work bridges applied linguistics, discourse, organizational studies, and business communication.
Join us on Zoom Tuesday, October 14th, 1:00pm to 2:00pm.
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He's got a PHD in DEATH!! As well as philosophy and modern linguistics.
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Agreed!
Pet Peeve: People who use "linguistics" and dictionaries to justify prescriptivism. Read more semiotics and communities of practice theory!
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