Queer Linguistics: Recent Episodes

Queer Linguistics

Discussions, celebrations, and condemnations of linguistics as it pertains to the LGBTQ+ community.

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Some updates regarding the podcast, as well as some useful resources. We should be returning to regular scheduling in the coming weeks!

Queer Linguist(ic)s Network

Non-Binary Linguistics Network

Non-Binary Academics Network

Twitter: @queer_ling

Tumblr: queerlinguistics.tumblr.com

Email: queerlinguistics@gmail.com

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This interlude episode is brought to you by Undergrad Finals: Suffering! We'll be back in two weeks with an extended-length episode on Polari. 

Twitter: @queer_ling

Tumblr: https://queerlinguistics.tumblr.com

Email: queerlinguistics@gmail.com

Tinyletter Mailing List: https://tinyletter.com/queerlinguistics

Patreon: https://patreon.com/queerlinguistics

Andrew Marsden Twitter: @atmarsden95

Andrew Marsden Tumblr: https://belleandkurtbastian.tumblr.com 

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Today we discuss the implications of Grammatical Gender for nonbinary and gender-neutral expression (and vice-versa). We'll look a little bit at lexical access, a little bit about proposals for language reform, and try to link the theory behind grammatical gender with the practical realm of language use. Plus, some updates from the Linguistic Society of America and news for future episodes!

Twitter: @queer_ling

Tumblr: https://queerlinguistics.tumblr.com

Email: queerlinguistics@gmail.com

Newsletter: https://tinyletter.com/queerlinguistics

Patreon: https://patreon.com/queerlinguistics

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Where did They/Them/Theirs pronouns come from? Why do people have an issue with them? Why should we use them? All this and more in the first episode of the Queer Linguistics podcast!

Twitter: @queer_ling

Tumblr: https://queerlinguistics.tumblr.com

Email: queerlinguistics@gmail.com

Patreon: https://patreon.com/queerlinguistics

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Coming soon: The Queer Linguistics Podcast. Discussions, celebrations, and condemnations of linguistics as it pertains to the LGBTQ+ community. 

Episode transcriptions are provided by Andrew Marsden, and are available on the Tumblr page.

Email: queerlinguistics@gmail.com

Twitter: @queer_ling

Tumblr: https://queerlinguistics.tumblr.com