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HomeNewsThe Canberra Corpus Collective
The Canberra Corpus Collective
Monday 22 July 2019

Catherine Travis, Ksenia Gnevsheva, James Grama and Simón González organised a sociophonetics workshop 16-19 July 2019, to explore questions related to frequency, grammatical words and vowel realisation. The workshop included papers by five invited speakers (Jen Hay, Gerry Docherty and Paul Foulkes, James Walker, Katie Drager), followed by intensive afternoon hands-on workshops on sociophonetic variation in varieties of English across the globe.

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The Canberra Corpus Collective workshop