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Gregory Riordan Guy

Professor of Linguistics

New York University

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Arts & Science

Linguistics

Gregory Riordan Guy is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor of Linguistics at New York University.

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Gregory Riordan Guy

New York University

Professor of Linguistics

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linguistics language sociolinguistics general linguistics language variation applied linguistics grammar linguistic diversity phonology syntax latin american research linguistic theory cultural change lingua franca latin american studies sociology communication discourse analysis semantics pragmatics language culture australian english prosody (linguistics) syntactic structure linguistic variation statistical methodology statistical software intercultural studies social class social change lexical semantics variety (linguistics) brazilian portuguese interactional linguistics african diaspora grammar induction colloquial language african identity english today world english theoretical linguistics change management latin american diaspora grammatical formalism statistical analysis quantitative analysis computational statistics language assessment diaspora studies syntactic parsing multivariate analysis variable phonology obligatory contour principle variable lexical phonology language testing digital mediums natural language bibliometrics categorial grammar language planning human variation theory building strategic sourcing interactive television telematics digital television exponential model morphological constraints syntactic variability lexical frequency morphological class inherent variability intonational change language history relative pronouns contextual conditioning language policy

Notable Scholarly Works

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Authenticity in Language Ideology. Asia-Pacific Language Variation (2022)

Natalie PovilonisGregory Guy

language ideologylinguisticsauthenticitycommunication

Globalising the Study of Language Variation and Change: A Manifesto on Cross‐Cultural Sociolinguistics. Language and Linguistics Compass (2022)

Aria AdliGregory R. Guy

global changesociolinguisticslinguisticscross-cultural sociolinguisticslanguage variationcultural change

Trajectories of Change in Spanish and Portuguese in the Americas. Romance languages and linguistic theory (2020)

Gregory R. Guy

linguistic theorylinguisticsportuguesemultilingualismspanishlinguistic diversitycultural change

Deconstructing ‘Standard’ in a Minority Language: Variation in Chanka Quechua. 48th Annual Conference on New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV-48), University of Oregon (2019)

indigenous languagessociolinguisticslinguisticslanguage variationcultural diversityapplied linguisticsintercultural studieslinguistic diversityminority languagelanguage culturelanguage

Indexicality and Cohesion. International Conference on Language Variation in Europe (ICLaVE 10), Fryske Akademy, Leeuwarden, Netherlands (2019)

complex systemsmaterialityindexing techniquepsychological scienceinformetricsmetaphysicsindex systemsocial forcesunit cohesionsocial systemsmathematics

Variation and the Lexicon. International Conference on Language Variation in Europe (ICLaVE 10), Fryske Akademy, Leeuwarden, Netherlands (2019)

lexiconsemanticscorpus linguisticslinguisticspragmaticssemantic evaluationsemantic analysis (linguistics)applied linguisticsgeneral linguisticslexical semanticslanguage resourceslanguage

Saks vs. Macys: (R-1) Marches on in New York City Department Stores. (2018)

Gregory R. Guy

marketing

Variable Grammars. Studies in functional and structural linguistics, SFSL (2018)

Gregory R. Guy

grammarlinguisticstheoretical linguisticsstructural linguisticsvariable grammars

Variable Grammars: Competence as a Statistical Abstraction From Performance. Constructing Theories From Data.. Questioning theoretical primitives in linguistic theory (2018)

computational linguisticsgrammatical formalismgrammarlinguisticslanguage acquisitionlanguage learninggrammar inductionsyntactic structurepsycholinguisticsstatistical abstractionapplied linguisticssyntaxgeneral linguisticsvariable grammarsgenerative linguisticsformal syntaxcognitive sciencelanguage

A Gente Sempre Faz: Subject Pronoun Expression in Brazilian Portuguese. 46th Annual Conference on New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV-46), University of Wisconsin (2017)

gente sempre fazsociolinguisticsgrammarlinguisticsportugueseapplied linguisticsgeneral linguistics

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Gregory Riordan Guy

Professor of Linguistics

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Linguistics

Gregory Riordan Guy is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor of Linguistics at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Gregory Riordan Guy

New York University

Professor of Linguistics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Authenticity in Language Ideology. Asia-Pacific Language Variation (2022)

Natalie PovilonisGregory Guy

language ideologylinguisticsauthenticitycommunication

Globalising the Study of Language Variation and Change: A Manifesto on Cross‐Cultural Sociolinguistics. Language and Linguistics Compass (2022)

Aria AdliGregory R. Guy

global changesociolinguisticslinguisticscross-cultural sociolinguisticslanguage variationcultural change

Trajectories of Change in Spanish and Portuguese in the Americas. Romance languages and linguistic theory (2020)

Gregory R. Guy

linguistic theorylinguisticsportuguesemultilingualismspanishlinguistic diversitycultural change

Deconstructing ‘Standard’ in a Minority Language: Variation in Chanka Quechua. 48th Annual Conference on New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV-48), University of Oregon (2019)

indigenous languagessociolinguisticslinguisticslanguage variationcultural diversityapplied linguisticsintercultural studieslinguistic diversityminority languagelanguage culturelanguage

Indexicality and Cohesion. International Conference on Language Variation in Europe (ICLaVE 10), Fryske Akademy, Leeuwarden, Netherlands (2019)

complex systemsmaterialityindexing techniquepsychological scienceinformetricsmetaphysicsindex systemsocial forcesunit cohesionsocial systemsmathematics

Variation and the Lexicon. International Conference on Language Variation in Europe (ICLaVE 10), Fryske Akademy, Leeuwarden, Netherlands (2019)

lexiconsemanticscorpus linguisticslinguisticspragmaticssemantic evaluationsemantic analysis (linguistics)applied linguisticsgeneral linguisticslexical semanticslanguage resourceslanguage

Saks vs. Macys: (R-1) Marches on in New York City Department Stores. (2018)

Gregory R. Guy

marketing

Variable Grammars. Studies in functional and structural linguistics, SFSL (2018)

Gregory R. Guy

grammarlinguisticstheoretical linguisticsstructural linguisticsvariable grammars

Variable Grammars: Competence as a Statistical Abstraction From Performance. Constructing Theories From Data.. Questioning theoretical primitives in linguistic theory (2018)

A Gente Sempre Faz: Subject Pronoun Expression in Brazilian Portuguese. 46th Annual Conference on New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV-46), University of Wisconsin (2017)

gente sempre fazsociolinguisticsgrammarlinguisticsportugueseapplied linguisticsgeneral linguistics

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