by EmlynGHarr1s | Mar 27, 2018 | Issue guide
ArticlesAlice in Ego-landThe rhetoric of inanimate objects that talkAnimal languageCan animals really talk to humans?British Sign LanguageWhy BSL is in no way inferior to spoken languageLosing languageRecovering language abilities after a strokeThe ‘scientific’...
by EmlynGHarr1s | Mar 27, 2018 | Issue guide
ArticlesThe day of the cyborgJonathan Downie wonders if computers will take over translationDouble-voicingIs there is a linguistic glass ceiling in the boardroom?InterviewWilliam Labov and Gillian SankoffLanguage as patchwork quilt, mirror or mongrel?Why is the anthem...
by EmlynGHarr1s | Mar 27, 2018 | Issue guide
ArticlesBringing up bilingual childrenThe advantages of growing up with more than one languageMilitancy or manipulation?The demonisation of trade unions in the UK pressThe US foreign language deficitThe effect of globalisation on language competence in the USWomen in...
by EmlynGHarr1s | Mar 27, 2018 | Issue guide
ArticlesA battle not the warWho fought in the Linguistic War of the 1960s?FingallianThe case of the disappearing dialectResistance is futileThe language of television seriesSweet bully BottomSome unusual Shakespearean usagesThe tongue that Shakespeare really...
by EmlynGHarr1s | Mar 27, 2018 | Issue guide
ArticlesThe art of KonglishA guide to the fusion of English and Korean Borrowed words in everyday EnglishHow the UK owes more than just moneyDialect hunting by caravanAn extract from Stanley Ellis’s classic fieldworkFirst wordsWhat makes humans different from...
by EmlynGHarr1s | Mar 27, 2018 | Issue guide
Babel No9 (November 2014)ArticlesChildhood in Three Languages – Sarah Chevalier investigates multilingual language acquisitionEnglish Language in Australian Schools – Ella Hopkins on a revival in English language teachingThe Four-year-old Linguist – Rhonwen Shaw looks...
