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Programme: accepted abstracts

You looked for the abstracts in Session 181: Folk linguistics and society

• "Boorish, broad, ugly, and normal; Young people's views on linguistic variation and development in Norway" (ID: 428)
  Opsahl, Toril
• A folk linguistics case study in Hungary (ID: 489)
  Balogh, Erzsebet
• City boys and Country bumpkins: What films tell us about the folk linguistics of accented varieties (ID: 275)
  Planchenault, Gaelle
• Discussion (ID: 1492)
  Stegu, Martin
• Irish English: the perspective of migrants to Ireland (ID: 1112)
  Migge, Bettina M.
• Journeys of belonging: Canadian youth navigating Official discourses in urban spaces and hyper-diverse times (ID: 691)
  Lamoureux, Sylvie Anna
• Language Attitudes in Uganda: People’s Perspectives on Languages, Ethnic Groups and Social Identity (ID: 705)
  Becker, Julia Maximiliane
• Language problems in the industry and public institutions (ID: 290)
  Janicki, Karol
• Metalinguistic comments in Eurovision Song Contest press conferences (ID: 613)
  Motschenbacher, Heiko
• Perceptual Dialectology – Speech samples and the concept of salience (ID: 1377)
  Palliwoda, Nicole
• Pure Finnish or our Ingrian language? Finnish-speaking Ingrian Finns’ ideas about language use in St. Petersburg and its surroundings (ID: 1099)
  Mononen, Kaarina Lea Hannele
• Second language learners' beliefs and evaluation about standard and dialectal speech and how they shape their language use (ID: 1044)
  Ender, Andrea
• Sociolinguistic Portrait of a Dialect User at the Beginning of the 21st Century: Attitude Analysis (ID: 831)
  Krūminienė, Jadvyga
• Speakers’ attitudes towards the normative variety: continuum or dichotomy? (ID: 523)
  Amorós, Carla
• Spoken Dutch in Flanders: Perceptions and attitudes of the Dutch language situation by non-linguists (ID: 512)
  Lybaert, Chloé
• The Irish Traveller language and culture - A discussion of folk-beliefs (ID: 291)
  Rieder, Maria
• The perception of Bavarian by its speakers - regional affiliation, linguistic identity and the conflict between dialect and standard (ID: 1347)
  Loester, Barbara
• The pluricentricity of German: academic ideal or everyday reality (ID: 580)
  Davies, Winifred Vaughan
• Towards a developmental folk linguistics. A study of Hungarian (ID: 757)
  Szabó, Tamás Péter
• ‘Good language’ and ‘proper dialect’ in North-west Norway (ID: 1006)
  Bugge, Edit
• “This language is called Norwegian for retarded immigrants” – Non-linguists’ ideas about linguistic practices in multilingual Oslo, Norway (ID: 1320)
  Ims, Ingunn Indrebø