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

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Constructing and consolidating chronotopes
Sociolinguistic scales in retrospect
When your field goes online
Ergoic framing in New Right online groups: Q, the MAGA kid, and the Deep State theory
Brenton Tarrant’s views of diversity
Invisible lines in the online-offline linguistic landscape
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Christian W. Chun, “The Discourses of Capitalism” (review)
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