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Jeremy Calder (they/she/he) University of Colorado Boulder

The positionality of the researcher in sociolinguistic research LGBTQ+ Perspectives in Linguistics. Jeremy Calder (they/she/he) University of Colorado Boulder. Sociolinguistics. How do different people speak differently and what do those differences say about who the speakers are?

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Jeremy Calder (they/she/he) University of Colorado Boulder

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  1. The positionality of the researcher in sociolinguistic researchLGBTQ+ Perspectives in Linguistics Jeremy Calder (they/she/he) University of Colorado Boulder

  2. Sociolinguistics • How do different people speak differently and what do those differences say about who the speakers are? • Traditional ethnography and social meaning

  3. The positionality of the researcher

  4. Gender performance among SoMa drag queens • Gender performativity • Non-normativity • Semiotic interplay between phonetic variables and visual presentation • Fronted /s/

  5. SoMa, San Francisco

  6. SoMa, San Francisco

  7. Radical SoMa queens

  8. Phonetic patterns and social meaning

  9. Data and sociolinguistic interpretation

  10. The role of the “I” in linguistics • The person vs the researcher • Ethnography: relationship between researcher and community • What happens when knowledge is co-constructed? • Outsider vs insider • What is a valid study? What is real linguistics?

  11. Thank you! jeremy.calder@colorado.edu

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