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William N. Salmon

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University of North Texas

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Department of Linguistics

William N. Salmon is currently serving as a College Of Information Professor at University of North Texas.

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linguistics language discourse analysis semantics applied linguistics general linguistics pragmatics discourse structure english sociolinguistics narrative pragmatic analysis belizean kriol context (linguistics) syntax english language communication grammar african identity implicature variety (linguistics) interactional linguistics theoretical linguistics linguistic theory semantic analysis (linguistics) double subjects language attitudes intersectionality linguistic anthropology southern african studies semantic evaluation speech communication textual practice social semiotics social identity social anthropology english studies presupposition language variation black feminism raciolinguistics linguistic diversity black experience indigenous languages paralinguistics language policing prosody (linguistics) formal concept analysis symbolic manipulation symbol use argumentation frameworks verbal interactions symbolic interaction social identity theory social categorization human communication linguistic typology cognitive linguistics english culture african diaspora diaspora studies conventional implicature language ideology creole context texas vernacular english negative auxiliaries absent expletives conversational implicatures reference point constructions noun thing formal idioms conventional implicatures verbal demonstrations social markers language migration multilingualism language ideologies language policy language planning

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Social Markers and Dimensions of Meaning. Journal of Pragmatics (2022)

William Salmon

social identity theorysymbolic interactionsocial identitysocial categorizationsemanticssocial philosophydiscourse analysissocial semioticspragmaticssociologypragmatic analysissocial psychologysocial anthropologysocial markersnarrativesocial cognitionculturehuman communicationsocial sciences

Negative Auxiliaries and Absent Expletives in Texas Vernacular English. Journal of Pragmatics (2018)

William Salmon

texas vernacular englishnegative auxiliariesapplied linguisticsgeneral linguisticsenglishparalinguisticslanguage policingdiscourse analysissociolinguisticspragmaticsdiscourse structurepragmatic analysislanguagenarrativegrammarlinguisticsrhetoricsyntaximplicatureenglish languageabsent expletives

Negative Inversion: Camouflage and Style Across Two Varieties of Us English. Style (2018)

William Salmon

englishfashion

Language Attitudes, Generations, and Identity in Coastal Belize. African and Black Diaspora An International Journal (2017)

William Salmon

coastal belizeafrican identitydiaspora studiesafrican american studieslanguageafrican diasporalanguage attitudes

Setting and Language Attitudes in a Creole Context. Applied Linguistics (2017)

William SalmonJennifer Gómez Menjívar

linguisticsapplied linguisticscreole contextcontext (linguistics)language attitudes

Irrealis and Emphatic. English World-Wide A Journal of Varieties of English (2016)

William Salmon

english culturelinguisticsenglish studiesgeneral linguisticsenglishvariety (linguistics)english languagelanguagelanguage documentation

Language Variation and Dimensions of Prestige in Belizean Kriol. Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages (2016)

William SalmonJennifer Gómez Menjivar

variety (linguistics)belizean kriollanguage variationlinguistics

Conversational Implicatures, Reference Point Constructions, and That Noun Thing. Linguistics (2015)

William Salmon

reference point constructionstheoretical linguisticsapplied linguisticsgeneral linguisticssemanticsnoun thingdiscourse analysisconversational implicatureslinguistic theorypragmaticssemantic analysis (linguistics)conversation analysisdiscourse structurecontext (linguistics)semantic evaluationcommunicationlanguagenarrativelinguisticsstructural linguisticsimplicature

Language Ideology, Gender, and Varieties of Belizean Kriol. Journal of Black Studies (2015)

William Salmon

indigenous languagessociolinguisticssouthern african studieslinguistic anthropologyraceintersectionalityblack experiencebelizean kriolgender studiescaribbean studieslinguistic diversityafrican identityblack feminismlanguage ideologyafrican american studieslanguageraciolinguistics

Encoding Contrast, Inviting Disapproval: The Place of Ata in Belizean Kriol. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society (2014)

William Salmon

belizean kriollinguistics

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William N. Salmon

Professor

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Information

Department of Linguistics

William N. Salmon is currently serving as a College Of Information Professor at University of North Texas.

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Social Markers and Dimensions of Meaning. Journal of Pragmatics (2022)

William Salmon

Negative Auxiliaries and Absent Expletives in Texas Vernacular English. Journal of Pragmatics (2018)

William Salmon

Negative Inversion: Camouflage and Style Across Two Varieties of Us English. Style (2018)

William Salmon

englishfashion

Language Attitudes, Generations, and Identity in Coastal Belize. African and Black Diaspora An International Journal (2017)

William Salmon

coastal belizeafrican identitydiaspora studiesafrican american studieslanguageafrican diasporalanguage attitudes

Setting and Language Attitudes in a Creole Context. Applied Linguistics (2017)

William SalmonJennifer Gómez Menjívar

linguisticsapplied linguisticscreole contextcontext (linguistics)language attitudes

Irrealis and Emphatic. English World-Wide A Journal of Varieties of English (2016)

William Salmon

english culturelinguisticsenglish studiesgeneral linguisticsenglishvariety (linguistics)english languagelanguagelanguage documentation

Language Variation and Dimensions of Prestige in Belizean Kriol. Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages (2016)

William SalmonJennifer Gómez Menjivar

variety (linguistics)belizean kriollanguage variationlinguistics

Conversational Implicatures, Reference Point Constructions, and That Noun Thing. Linguistics (2015)

William Salmon

Language Ideology, Gender, and Varieties of Belizean Kriol. Journal of Black Studies (2015)

William Salmon

Encoding Contrast, Inviting Disapproval: The Place of Ata in Belizean Kriol. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society (2014)

William Salmon

belizean kriollinguistics

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2
10 / page

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