Increasing interactional accountability in the quantitative analysis of sociolinguistic variation

Eiswirth, Mirjam Elisabeth

doi:10.1016/j.pragma.2020.08.018

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“…All conversations and interviews were fully transcribed and annotated for the analysis of how Listenership is negotiated in interaction and how participants vary in their vocalised Listener Responses (Eiswirth, 2020, 2021). Narratives (Labov & Waletzky, 1966; Mandelbaum, 2012) are a particularly interesting interactional context at the boundary between speaking and listening.…”

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Making the invisible visible: Sociolinguistics meets medical communication in a travelling exhibition

Eiswirth

2021

Journal of Sociolinguistics

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Visual art is increasingly used to mediate scientific findings, engage and educate the public and as a part of the research process itself. However, work connecting sociolinguistics and art in this way is only just emerging. This paper presents a project at the intersection of sociolinguistics, art and Graphic Medicine. It discusses how art can be used for public engagement and how the process of creating art feeds into the research process: Drawings can ground the analysis in the big picture and show how themes that need to be analytically separated relate to each other. Identifying motifs highlights what does and does not get talked about. Trans-mediating narratives into comics raises questions about the definition and structure of narratives, about tellability, shared knowledge and epistemic access. Overall, I suggest that sociolinguistics stands to gain from collaborating with artists in terms of public engagement and as an inspiration in the research process.

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Making the invisible visible: Sociolinguistics meets medical communication in a travelling exhibition

Eiswirth

2021

Journal of Sociolinguistics

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“…Many people only associate it with the standard language, while the word "dialect", which is usually associated with non-standard variants, is considered less is more prestigious or "correct" than the standard. Linguists talk about standard and non-standard variants (Eiswirth, 2020;Procter & Joshi, 2020). "Lect" avoids the problem of ambiguity in judging whether two variants are different languages or dialects of a single language.…”

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Language Variation in Indonesian Movie “Imperfect”

Noprianti,

Padmadewi

2022

j. p pengembangan sains h.

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Dialek sering dilihat sebagai penyimpangan dari norma (biasanya salah), sebagai penyimpangan dari bentuk bahasa yang benar atau standar. Kebanyakan pembicara dapat menyebutkan semua yang mereka katakana. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis teori sosiolinguistik tentang variasi bahasa dan mengetahui variasi bahasa yang digunakan dalam film Imperfect. Selain itu, penelitian ini juga digunakan untuk menganalisis bagaimana penggunaan variasi bahasa dalam film tersebut. Desain penelitian ini adalah deskriptif kualitatif. Pengumpulan data menggunakan metode data kepustakaan. teknik pengumpulan data penulis dilakukan melalui dua metode, yaitu observasi dan dokumentasi. Teknik yang digunakan untuk mengumpulkan data adalah analisis deskriptif kualitatif. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa variasi bahasa yang digunakan dalam film sangat beragam, ada jargon, slang, argot, dan idiom. Dalam film tersebut ditemukan bahwa persentase penggunaan bahasa gaul adalah 45%, diikuti oleh argot 40%, dan yang terakhir adalah jargon dan idiom 10%. Kisah film ini disajikan dengan sangat baik dengan kolaborasi romantis dan komedi. Pesan moral yang didapat juga sangat dalam, yaitu pantang menyerah atas perkataan orang lain.

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“…Social Interaction and language have a reciprocal relationship. Sociolinguistics does not focus on the structure of a language, but rather focuses on how the language is used in social life and cultural context (Eiswirth, 2020;Lomotey & Csajbok-Twerefou, 2021). In Indonesia, many ethnic groups have their local language.…”

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Defining the Addressing Terms in Indonesian Language (A Case Study of Gorontalese)

Olii

2021

JPBI

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As one aspect of sociolinguistics, social communication is used to indicate relationships in society and refers to names that may come from status. Indonesia has many regional languages, one of which is Gorontalo. In Gorontalo, there are many regional languages. This study aims to analyze the meaning of the greeting terms used by the Gorontalo language speakers. The qualitative descriptive method was used in this study through interviews. Informants were taken based on the criteria of native speakers, adults, able to speak and understand the language, good speaking skills, and socially acceptable groups. The data collection uses a list of words and sentences about the term nicknames in Indonesian as an instrument. The steps to analyze the data are unitization, categorization, explanation, and interpretation. The study results found several greeting terms in the Gorontalo language, namely community, and religious leaders, grandparents' relationships with parents, grandchildren, neighbors, and friends. The greeting terms here are used in the formal and informal language during a conversation, and each language that exists in different or different communication has its characteristics in using the greeting term.

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Increasing interactional accountability in the quantitative analysis of sociolinguistic variation

Cited by 11 publications

References 39 publications

Making the invisible visible: Sociolinguistics meets medical communication in a travelling exhibition

Making the invisible visible: Sociolinguistics meets medical communication in a travelling exhibition

Language Variation in Indonesian Movie “Imperfect”

Defining the Addressing Terms in Indonesian Language (A Case Study of Gorontalese)

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