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The why and how of “Dialogues with Ethnography” (video)

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Family language planning as sociolinguistic biopower
Globalization (in a nutshell)
Invisible lines in the linguistic landscape (video)
Foucault and the Internet (video)
Why has Cultural Marxism become the enemy?
Ergo: exploring the world of alternative facts
New Modes of interaction, new modes of integration (video)
Formatting online actions: #justsaying on Twitter
The action perspective in Linguistic Anthropology (video)
Are chronotopes helpful?
Christian W. Chun, “The Discourses of Capitalism” (review)
Pointing out Perceived Monolingualism: Citizen Sociolinguistics in Action
Context and its complications
The citizen in the European GDPR: We’re all data subjects now
Did anything happen in May 68?
Reflections on online identities and social theory (video)
The pleasures of an alias on social media.
Take care of your CV!!
From actions to groups and back: collective action in hashtag activism
Citizen Sociolinguistics is not Folk Linguistics
Chronotopes, synchronization and formats
Short talks on parts of Foucault’s “Abnormal” (video)
The Corbyn spy hoax and the cycle of (fake) news
Big questions, and my answers
Trump’s Tweetopoetics
Online with Garfinkel
Belief without value
The why and how of “Dialogues with Ethnography” (video)
Online-offline modes of identity and community: Elliot Rodger’s twisted world of masculine victimhood.
The care of the selfie
Sociolinguistic scales and more (video)
Ludic membership and orthopractic mobilization: On slacktivism and all that.
Does context really collapse in social media interaction?
Data set, “context collapse”
Jan Blommaert on ‘morphing’ nationalism and how language helps us to get it
Research ethics in context
Small genres of veridiction: the Twitter profile
One of the problems with language is what linguists make of it (remarks on a review)
‘Home language’: some questions
A review of “Overheating” (Thomas Hylland Eriksen)
Pride, prejudice and pedantry
Redefining the sociolinguistic ‘local’: Examples from Tanzania
Four lines of sociolinguistic methodology
2016: the bad, the bad and the ugly
Durkheim and the internet: On sociolinguistics and the sociological imagination.
Engaging Superdiversity? Yes, Very Engaging.
How Facebook constructs me: a small analysis of advertisements
Engaging superdiversity? Yes, very engaging
25 years of right wing extremism in Belgium: Lessons for the present
Anachronism as power

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