Professor Mari Jones

Name:	Professor Mari Jones
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
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Last login:	Mon Feb 27 20:25:23 +0000 2023

Public lists managed by Professor Mari Jones

• Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
• French Linguistics Research Seminars

Talks given by Professor Mari Jones

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Talks organised by Professor Mari Jones

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• Saving the language of William the Conqueror: The Revitalisation of Sark's Norman tongue
• Revitalising Jèrriais: The Norman Language of Jersey
• Ideophone patterns across Kiranti languages (Eastern Nepal),
• What can endangered creoles tell us about language change? Three centuries of Louisiana Creole
• French in Canada: Ontario and Quebec compared
• Louisiana Creole - a creole at the periphery
• The Creole Language and its Relationship to Regional French in Louisiana
• Dialect Death and the Structured Obsolescence Myth
• The use of French in Canada
• The French of Canada
• The interplay of national and regional language policies in France: a case study of Béarn.
• Language Endangerment: Methodologies and New Challenges
• Linguistic separatism? Standardisation and nationalism in today’s Quebec
• From Polynomia to Pluricentric Standardisation: Standardising Language (or not) in Southern France
• The Aka-Miji language cluster of the Kameng region, Arunachal Pradesh, India.
• Phonological Variation, Perceptual Salience and Identity: The Regional French of Béarn
• Languages in contact and isolation: mature phenomena and societies of intimates.
• Polynomia - A new approach to variation in language planning
• Is there a Regional French of Normandy?
• Attitudes towards French and English in Montreal: implications for language policy and planning
• Raising Languages from the Dead: Recent Efforts to Revitalize Australian Aboriginal Languages
• The Discourse of Language Endangerment
• A proposed research project on the Occitan language movement
• A proposed research project on the Occitan language movement
• Language and Identity in the Romeyka-speaking communities of Pontus
• The standardisation of Corsican: the polynomic model and speaker attitudes
• Sociolinguistique Urbaine et Documentarisation de la Recherche: Enjeux et Methodes
• Back from the future : The second chance in the past of aller + infinitive
• The transmission of French in pre-modern England: bilingualism, contact and death
• Language Attitudes and Identity: Two Different Perspectives
• Ethics and grammar: some problems in the analysis of French clitics
• La correspondance familière et l'emploi des temps du passé à l'indicatif: vers la disparition du passé simple. Comment, pourquoi? Méthode d'enquête et questions en suspens.
• Spoken French Corpora
• Endangered language maintenance and revitalisation: issues of ‘authenticity and ‘correctness’ (with reference to varieties of French).
• Une approche glottonomique de la vitalité du cauchois: modèle et méthode
• "Politique et exercice de la langue sous les premiers Bourbons: les conflits de pouvoir et la question de la norme dans la première moitié du XVIIe siècle".
• New light on an old quarrel? French and the dynamic paradigm
• Variable concord in French: prescriptivism and language use
• The Rhythm of Old French Verse
• Une approche glottonomique de la vitalité du cauchois: modèle et méthode
• On social and phonological level in French: a transnational perspective
• A rather English view of schwa in the clitic pronouns of French