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Programme: accepted abstracts

You looked for the abstracts in Session 155

• Changes in language standards as changes in standard languages: The case of media norms (ID: 1066)
  Moschonas, Spiros A.
• Changes in linguistic style as a consequence of changing media norms. Final syllable reduction as an indicator of ‘conversationalization’? (ID: 480)
  Thoegersen, Jacob
• Code-switching and code-mixing in media talk: linguistic description and lay perceptions (ID: 1063)
  Mrázková, Kamila
• Discussion (ID: 1469)
  Thoegersen, Jacob
• Fact and fiction in Flemish public broadcasting. Linguistic evolutions in television series (ID: 421)
  Van Hoof, Sarah
• Language ideology and morpho-syntactic variation in Brazilian telenovelas (ID: 1308)
  Arden, Mathias
• Leaving Home: the de-europeanization of post-colonial language varieties (ID: 1273)
  Bell, Allan Graham
• Linguistic variation in election debates on the Finnish television from the 1970s to the 2010s (ID: 1422)
  Nuolijärvi, Pirkko Sinikka
• Processes of standardization through the media in minority languages: Swedish in Finland (ID: 721)
  Östman, Jan-Ola I
• Sociolinguistic change, vernacularisation and British media (ID: 311)
  Coupland, Nikolas John
• TV celebrities as promoters of informal non-standard vocabulary in the public sphere (ID: 949)
  Tamaševičius, Giedrius
• Vowel variation across the lifespan of Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Beatrix and Dagmar Berghoff (ID: 1337)
  Knothe, Benina
• What is a destandardised language? A new standard or a dialect? (ID: 1023)
  Nesse, Agnete
• Writing for the ears. On the implications of manuscripts in audiovisual media. (ID: 236)
  Kristinsson, Ari Páll