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Sign languages change, too: The evolution of SELF in American Sign Language

A new study shows that American Sign Language (ASL) is more linguistically complex than previously understood. In particular, research appearing in the June 2022 issue of the journal Language, authored by Tory Sampson (UC ...

06 Jun 2022 Phys.org > linguist Sign languages change, too: The evolution of SELF in American Sign Language

Exploring how diverse social networks reduce accent judgments

Everyone has an accent. But the intelligibility of speech doesn't just depend on that accent; it also depends on the listener. Visual cues and the diversity of the listener's social network can impact their ability to understand ...

24 May 2022 Phys.org > linguist Exploring how diverse social networks reduce accent judgments

Discovery sheds light on why Pacific islands were colonized

The discovery of pottery from the ancient Lapita culture by researchers at The Australian National University (ANU) has shed new light on how Papua New Guinea (PNG) served as a launching pad for the colonization of the Pacific—one ...

22 Apr 2022 Phys.org > linguist Discovery sheds light on why Pacific islands were colonized

Researchers make Deseret Alphabet texts available for study

Two University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign researchers are developing resources for studying the Deseret Alphabet, which was created by the Mormons and used briefly in the 19th century.

06 Apr 2022 Phys.org > linguist Researchers make Deseret Alphabet texts available for study

Searching for a grammar of materials to aid in discovery of catalysts

A research group from the Theory Department has explored the use of formal grammars as a new approach to discovering solid catalysts. Such grammars can encode the building rules of known materials and subsequently propose ...

25 Feb 2022 Phys.org > linguist Searching for a grammar of materials to aid in discovery of catalysts

Interdisciplinary research shows the spread of Transeurasian languages was due to agriculture

The origin and early dispersal of Transeurasian languages, including, among others, Japanese, Korean, Tungusic, Mongolic and Turkic, is among the most disputed issues of Asian prehistory. Although many of the commonalities ...

10 Nov 2021 Phys.org > linguist Interdisciplinary research shows the spread of Transeurasian languages was due to agriculture

The rise of COVID 'snowclones': Linguistic phrases prompted by the pandemic

During the COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen an explosion of new words and phrases in English (for example, COVIDiot) and other languages Coronaspeck in German to describe lockdown weight gain) that have helped us make sense ...

13 Sep 2021 Phys.org > linguist The rise of COVID 'snowclones': Linguistic phrases prompted by the pandemic

Yeah, nah: Aussie slang hasn't carked it, but we do want to know more about it

Writer C.R Read cautioned in 1853 "that Englishmen going to the Australian digging should search their souls and ask themselves 'if they can stand a little colonial slang.'"

12 Aug 2021 Phys.org > linguist Yeah, nah: Aussie slang hasn't carked it, but we do want to know more about it

Linguistic and biological diversity linked

Cultural diversity—indicated by linguistic diversity—and biodiversity are linked, and their connection may be another way to preserve both natural environments and Indigenous populations in Africa and perhaps worldwide, ...

18 May 2021 Phys.org > linguist Linguistic and biological diversity linked

Linguists predict unknown words using language comparison

For a long time, historical linguists have been using the comparative method to reconstruct earlier states of languages that are not attested in written sources. The method consists of the detailed comparison of words in ...

27 Apr 2021 Phys.org > linguist Linguists predict unknown words using language comparison

Epidemic possibly caused population collapse in Central Africa 1400-1600 years ago

A new study published in the journal Science Advances shows that Bantu-speaking communities in the Congo rainforest underwent a major population collapse from 1600 to 1400 years ago, probably due to a prolonged disease epidemic, ...

12 Feb 2021 Phys.org > linguist Epidemic possibly caused population collapse in Central Africa 1400-1600 years ago

Pace of prehistoric human innovation could be revealed by 'linguistic thermometer'

Multi-disciplinary researchers at The University of Manchester have helped develop a powerful physics-based tool to map the pace of language development and human innovation over thousands of years—even stretching into ...

27 Jan 2021 Phys.org > linguist Pace of prehistoric human innovation could be revealed by 'linguistic thermometer'

A textual analysis of Trump's language shows shifts in the weeks leading up to the Capitol riot

On Jan. 6, the world witnessed how language can incite violence.

15 Jan 2021 Phys.org > linguist A textual analysis of Trump's language shows shifts in the weeks leading up to the Capitol riot

Forensic linguists can make or break a court case. So who are they and what do they do?

If you're an avid viewer of crime shows, you've probably come across cases in which an expert, often a psychologist, is called in to help solve a crime using their language analysis skills.

26 Nov 2020 Phys.org > linguist Forensic linguists can make or break a court case. So who are they and what do they do?

Insider trading has become more subtle

Insider trading comes in two main forms: arguably legal and clearly illegal.

12 Aug 2020 Phys.org > linguist Insider trading has become more subtle

No laughing matter: A study on teaching linguistics

A new study involving a scientific analysis of the prevalence of "LOL" in students' text messages demonstrates important potential applications for classroom learning. The study, "Linguistics in General Education: Expanding ...

27 May 2020 Phys.org > linguist No laughing matter: A study on teaching linguistics

Chinese to rise as a global language

With the continuing rise of China as a global economic and trading power, there is no barrier to prevent Chinese from becoming a global language like English, according to Flinders University academic Dr. Jeffrey Gil.

14 May 2020 Phys.org > linguist Chinese to rise as a global language

What protects minority languages from extinction?

Over 6,000 languages are currently spoken worldwide, but a substantial minority—well over 5%—are in danger of dying out. It is perhaps surprising that this fraction is no higher, as most models have so far predicted that ...

22 Apr 2020 Phys.org > linguist What protects minority languages from extinction?
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