An SLA Online Conversation Friday, April 4, 2025 12pm to 1:30pm Central Time (UTC-6) Register for the Zoom meeting at: https://tinyurl.com/slaonline2 This online panel gathers… Read More »What I Wish I Knew Then… Reflections on Building a Career in Linguistic Anthropology
More scholars of language on Trump and Trumpism Send us yours to be added! Sorry Not Sorry: Political Apology in the Age of Trump Jan… Read More »Trump 2.0, reader submissions
For those interested in what linguistic anthropology can tell us about Trump and Trumpism, SLA digital media recommends: On Trump himself: Janet McIntosh and Norma… Read More »A Reading List for Trump 2.0
Please join the Society for Linguistic Anthropology for this important conversation, the first installment of its SLA Online programming. What Does Free Speech Discourse Do?… Read More »What Does Free Speech Discourse Do? An SLA Online Discussion
Recommendations from the Media Team: Alim, H.S. (2023). Inventing “the White voice”: Racial capitalism, raciolinguistics & culturally sustaining pedagogies. Daedalus,152(3), 147–166. https://doi.org/10.1162/daed_a_02023 Arnold, L. (2024). National heroes… Read More »Summer Reading
Joshua Babcock, Maureen Kosse, and Wee Yang Soh During the spring of 2023, students and early-career scholars at the University of Chicago and the University… Read More »Talking Politics 2023: Conversations and Public Pedagogies Beyond the Webinar
On the streets of Liestal in Switzerland, a former elementary school teacher gathers signatures to launch a cantonal initiative to teach “clear, linguistically correct, understandable… Read More »Gender Gaga vs Normal German: language, gender and education in Switzerland