Robin Edds 🏳️‍🌈
@reddsreads.bsky.social
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PhD candidate in linguistics at Uni Tübingen, looking at the semantics of evidentiality in Hexagonal French. Recovering philosopher, ex-bookseller, and literary non-hottie. he/them
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cborstell.bsky.social
🚨 Open PhD position in sign language #linguistics 🚨

The focus should be on the structure of signed languages, or connect to other research profiles at the department (e.g. computational linguistics, acquisition, typology, multilingualism)

su.varbi.com/en/what:job/...

Deadline: 15 October 2025
PhD student in Linguistics, sign language
The Department of Linguistics at Stockholm University conducts research and offers education in a number of areas such as child language development, computational linguistics, general linguistics, ph
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reddsreads.bsky.social
We all wrote to the BBC (a few times 😅), and were told it was to provide value-for-money for UK licence fee payers, then were directed to the poorly made BBC app
reddsreads.bsky.social
It sounds stupid, but my family and I are all big BBC radio listeners, and it's been surprisingly hard to get used to it just not being there! Nothing's on demand, surprisingly few podcasts, no Proms etc... Even a VPN doesn't really work because they quickly work out which IP addresses to block
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silenttakedown.bsky.social
corporations on july 1st:
Bye, weird fruit! You were fun!
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meanwhileina.bsky.social
Our large-scale interdisciplinary research initiative @unituebingen.bsky.social on "Common Ground" now has a website: uni-tuebingen.de/en/research/...

We are also hiring! Check out recent postings here and the continually added job ads here:
uni-tuebingen.de/en/universit...

#linguistics + friends
CRC Common Ground
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reddsreads.bsky.social
Ah, amazing, thank you! Just what I was looking for
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Couldn't find a post from any of the organisers to reskeet, but more than happy to if someone can point me in the direction of one
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There's a new Collaborative Research Center focusing on the common ground at the University of Tübingen (where I did my MA), with a variety of really cool looking PhD and postdoc opportunities in linguistics starting in October: uni-tuebingen.de/en/283575
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michaelchesnut.bsky.social
'BRITISH PLATFORM'
'PUBLIC HOUSE COFFEE'
'Travelcard' and more here on this cold coffee brand which links Britain, subways, travel, and coffee in ways I find a bit surprising. All part of the coffee #LinguisticLandscape of Korea!
Two bottles of black coffee in a fridge
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mixedlinguist.bsky.social
Wolfram: “the best studies are those that combine quantitative study and case studies, because we don’t want to lose the people who tell us what’s going on in their lives” ❤️ #NWAV52 #linguistics
reddsreads.bsky.social
Trying to explain to my partner why I find the sentence "In my opinion, can you really mess up sushi?" (uttered in a podcast by Saoirse-Monica Jackson) so interesting, and realising I'm making zero sense to him 😅
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gretchenmcc.bsky.social
Pius Akumbu, in the roundtable on decolonization in linguistics at #SLE2024:

"If funding agencies are funding an outsider PhD student to do work on a minoritized language, they could also be funding -- and linguists could be pushing for this -- training for a community member in linguistics."
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sarahmackattack.bsky.social
I did some math last night and if @skypeascientist.bsky.social sells 5000 advent calendars, between our other fundraisers and patreon, we would fully fund our program for 2025.

It’s a lot…but I’m going to attempt to do it.

Get one here, tell your friends 👇🏻
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Frog Facts advent calendars, with rainbow iridescent stickers on them, being held up by Sarah. there are 6 species of frogs, including bullfrogs, poison dart frogs, leopard frogs, and two kinds of tree frogs and even a sneaky toad under the water
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languageonthemove.bsky.social
New on Language on the Move: the communication challenges faced by autistic people and why they result in lower life expectancy, by @geraldroche.bsky.social
And why are applied linguists generally not interested in autism?
#AutismAcceptanceMonth
www.languageonthemove.com/im-dying-to-...
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Followed by waking up feeling refreshed with all your expendable resources fully replenished 😅
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kirbyconrod.bsky.social
Hey, I'm finally recruiting for a paid study! This is for anyone over 18 and fluent in English who uses neopronouns (like "xe," "fae," "thon," etc) as their personal pronouns. If you're interested, you can sign up to receive more information at the link below! Please share far and wide!!
Neopronouns interview study interest form
This form is to express interest in participating in an interview study conducted by Professor Kirby Conrod at Swarthmore College. Completing this interest form is just to give us a way to contact ...
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reddsreads.bsky.social
No spoilers, but really fascinated by the density of logophoric reflexives that come up at the Round Table in The Traitors UK. Just in the last few minutes it's been:
-I'm voting for yourself
-I've had suspicions about yourself
-You've been spreading rumours about myself
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verbingnouns.bsky.social
Hey Science feed! 🧪 I'm doing a #linguistics study that requires a *lot* of people, especially from places I don't normally have access to. It's volunteer (unpaid) only at this stage, but if you've got 10-30(ish) minutes, I'd really appreciate if you took the survey and told me about people's names!
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reddsreads.bsky.social
Continuing my habit of focusing on stuff in language classes that will absolutely not help with learning the language 😅
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Sitting in Spanish class, idly wondering what the agreement with the syntactic subject of the particple in passive constructions (but not active) tells us about the syntax of agreement, and what people have already written about it