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James N. Stanford

Professor of Linguistics

Dartmouth College

Affiliations

Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Department of Linguistics

James N. Stanford is currently serving as a Linguistics Professor of Linguistics at Dartmouth College.

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James N. Stanford

Dartmouth College

Professor of Linguistics

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linguistics sociolinguistics language language variation applied linguistics linguistic anthropology general linguistics phonology english language sociology multilingualism indigenous languages communication linguistic diversity speech communication historical linguistics indigenous studies natural language processing language culture endangered languages intercultural studies cultural change poetics spoken language technology speech processing digital scholarship prosody (linguistics) chinese culture indigenous peoples social influence sociocultural anthropology migration studies english today language adaptation transnational history crowdsourcing marriage morphology (linguistics) speech acoustics modulation (music) indigenous minority languages english prosody sociolinguistic variable contemporary china localization american studies narrative cultural impact keyword extraction agent-based models folklore studies food choice regional relevance language migration computational sociology intercultural communication interactional linguistics black experience discourse structure lexical semantics language localisation variety (linguistics) speaker diarization more diverse sources non-english contexts distant horizon vowel extraction child dialect acquisition sociotonetic analysis sui dialect contact environmental change northern alaska vowel chain shifts large communities web application automated dialect analysis language policy quantitative analyses

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Have Cantonese Tones Merged in Spontaneous Speech?. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Naomi NagyHolman TseJames N. Stanford

speech perceptionspontaneous speechcantonese tonesphoneticslinguistics

Introducing Bed Word: A New Automated Speech Recognition Tool for Linguistic Interview Transcription. Linguistics Vanguard (2024)

speech analysisbed wordspoken language technologylinguistic interview transcriptionspeech corpuscomputational linguisticsspeech processingspoken language processingspeech recognition toolspeech recognitionphoneticslanguagelinguistics

Introducing Bed Word: A New Automated Speech Recognition Tool for Sociolinguistic Interview Transcription. Linguistics Vanguard (2024)

Marcus MaLelia GlassJames Stanford

bed wordspeech recognition toolspeech recognitionnatural language processingsociolinguistic interview transcriptionsociolinguisticslinguistics

8. Let’s Make Some Noise! Using Large-Scale Data Sources for North American Dialect Research. Publication of the American Dialect Society (2023)

Jack GrieveJames N. Stanford

large-scale data sourceslinguisticsdiscourse analysis

Computational Sociolinguistics. Frontiers research topics (2023)

Jack GrieveDirk HovyDavid JurgensTyler S. KendallDong NguyenJames N. StanfordMeghan Sumner

computational sociolinguisticssocial sciencescomputational sociologynatural language processingsociolinguisticscomputer sciencelinguistics

Let's Make Some Noise! Using Large-Scale Data Sources for North American Dialect Research.. Needed Research in North American Dialects. Publications of the American Dialect Society (PADS Number 108) (2023)

language corpusspoken language technologyspeech corpuslanguagecorpus linguisticslarge-scale data sourcesculturomicssociolinguisticslanguage resourceslinguistics

Sociophonetics and Tone: The World of Sociotonetics.. Routledge Handbook of Sociophonetics (2023)

intercultural studiessocial semioticssocial sciencesphilosophy of social scienceculturesociolinguisticshuman communicationsocial reality

Variationist Quantitative Methods in Indigenous Language Communities.. Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism (2023)

languagelinguistic anthropologymultilingualismindigenous languagesindigenous language communitiessociolinguisticsapplied linguisticslinguistics

Variationist Sociolinguistic Methods With Indigenous Language Communities. Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism (2023)

James N. Stanford

indigenous languagesvariationist sociolinguistic methodsindigenous language communitiessociolinguisticslinguistics

Generational Differences in the Low Tones of Black Lahu. Linguistics Vanguard (2022)

Cathryn YangJames N. StanfordChunxia LuoNaluo Zhang

black lahugenerational differenceslow toneshuman variationafrican american studiesethnicitylinguistics

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James N. Stanford

Professor of Linguistics

Dartmouth College

Affiliations

Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Department of Linguistics

James N. Stanford is currently serving as a Linguistics Professor of Linguistics at Dartmouth College.

Honors

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James N. Stanford

Dartmouth College

Professor of Linguistics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Have Cantonese Tones Merged in Spontaneous Speech?. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Naomi NagyHolman TseJames N. Stanford

speech perceptionspontaneous speechcantonese tonesphoneticslinguistics

Introducing Bed Word: A New Automated Speech Recognition Tool for Linguistic Interview Transcription. Linguistics Vanguard (2024)

Introducing Bed Word: A New Automated Speech Recognition Tool for Sociolinguistic Interview Transcription. Linguistics Vanguard (2024)

Marcus MaLelia GlassJames Stanford

bed wordspeech recognition toolspeech recognitionnatural language processingsociolinguistic interview transcriptionsociolinguisticslinguistics

8. Let’s Make Some Noise! Using Large-Scale Data Sources for North American Dialect Research. Publication of the American Dialect Society (2023)

Jack GrieveJames N. Stanford

large-scale data sourceslinguisticsdiscourse analysis

Computational Sociolinguistics. Frontiers research topics (2023)

Jack GrieveDirk HovyDavid JurgensTyler S. KendallDong NguyenJames N. StanfordMeghan Sumner

computational sociolinguisticssocial sciencescomputational sociologynatural language processingsociolinguisticscomputer sciencelinguistics

language corpusspoken language technologyspeech corpuslanguagecorpus linguisticslarge-scale data sourcesculturomicssociolinguisticslanguage resourceslinguistics

Sociophonetics and Tone: The World of Sociotonetics.. Routledge Handbook of Sociophonetics (2023)

intercultural studiessocial semioticssocial sciencesphilosophy of social scienceculturesociolinguisticshuman communicationsocial reality

Variationist Quantitative Methods in Indigenous Language Communities.. Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism (2023)

languagelinguistic anthropologymultilingualismindigenous languagesindigenous language communitiessociolinguisticsapplied linguisticslinguistics

Variationist Sociolinguistic Methods With Indigenous Language Communities. Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism (2023)

James N. Stanford

indigenous languagesvariationist sociolinguistic methodsindigenous language communitiessociolinguisticslinguistics

Generational Differences in the Low Tones of Black Lahu. Linguistics Vanguard (2022)

Cathryn YangJames N. StanfordChunxia LuoNaluo Zhang

black lahugenerational differenceslow toneshuman variationafrican american studiesethnicitylinguistics

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