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  1. I was really happy to see work from the Caribbean and Creoles, particularly Prof. Devonish's (University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica), shouted out at the #LSA2023 as models of bilingual language education. It doesn't happen enough.

    @linguistics #bilingualism #education #pedagogy

  2. My co-authors (A Bancu, J Peltier, D Burgess, S Eakins, W Gonzales, M Saltzman, Y Sedarous, A Stevers & M Baptista) will also be presenting on a community-based approach to revitalizing #Creole linguistics #teaching in the Scholarly Teaching in Linguistics session #LSA2023 @linguistics #pedagogy

  3. I'll be at the #LSA2023 presenting on mouthing as multimodal language contact in the #Morphology, Signed languages session (Jan 6th, 2:15-5:15 GMT-7) @linguistics #signlanguages #languagecontact

  4. Because connections to stuff I've written about: Laura Downing at #HDLS15 mentions biases in documentation e.g. salience of linguistic forms to outsider fieldworkers can determine what gets documented and documenting contrastive forms is less controversial than non-contrastive ones.

    Also her work on laryngeal stop inventories in #African #languages relied on documentation of non-contrastive forms.

    #typology #linguistics @linguistics #LanguageDocumentation

  5. Because connections to stuff I've written about: Laura Downing at #HDLS15 mentions biases in documentation e.g. salience of linguistic forms to outsider fieldworkers can determine what gets documented and documenting contrastive forms is less controversial than non-contrastive ones.

    Also her work on laryngeal stop inventories in #African #languages relied on documentation of non-contrastive forms.

    #typology #linguistics @linguistics #LanguageDocumentation

  6. Because connections to stuff I've written about: Laura Downing at #HDLS15 mentions biases in documentation e.g. salience of linguistic forms to outsider fieldworkers can determine what gets documented and documenting contrastive forms is less controversial than non-contrastive ones.

    Also her work on laryngeal stop inventories in #African #languages relied on documentation of non-contrastive forms.

    #typology #linguistics @linguistics #LanguageDocumentation

  7. Because connections to stuff I've written about: Laura Downing at #HDLS15 mentions biases in documentation e.g. salience of linguistic forms to outsider fieldworkers can determine what gets documented and documenting contrastive forms is less controversial than non-contrastive ones.

    Also her work on laryngeal stop inventories in #African #languages relied on documentation of non-contrastive forms.

    #typology #linguistics @linguistics #LanguageDocumentation

  8. Because connections to stuff I've written about: Laura Downing at #HDLS15 mentions biases in documentation e.g. salience of linguistic forms to outsider fieldworkers can determine what gets documented and documenting contrastive forms is less controversial than non-contrastive ones.

    Also her work on laryngeal stop inventories in #African #languages relied on documentation of non-contrastive forms.

    #typology #linguistics @linguistics #LanguageDocumentation

  9. My paper on mouthings in 37 #signlanguages will be published in the Journal of #Language Contact

    psyarxiv.com/rxm7w/

    This paper describes 4 mouthing constructions in 37 sign languages and the ideologies behind their documentation. It argues that language contact phenomena like mouthing are marginalised in documentation. It also shows that the deaf-rural divide in sign language #typology likely tracks documentation differences more than structural differences.

    @linguistics

  10. Bcs #introductions:

    I am a PhD student in #linguistics @linguistics at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. I primarily work on #language contact in #signlanguages. My work is also informed by #creole linguistics.

    My #dissertation work will investigate #mouthing in #ASL at two levels of awareness: #ideology and #perception

  11. Because :

    Hi, I'm Felicia, a 4th year PhD candidate in at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. I primarily work on and , taking heavy inspiration from languages.

    My work is on in at two levels of awareness and .