Journal of Sociolinguistics

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Sociolinguistics is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-05-01 to 2024-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Transnational work, translingual practices, and interactional sociolinguistics22
Human sociality in the times of the Covid‐19 pandemic: A systematic examination of change in greetings20
Rethinking race and place: The role of persona in sound change reversal19
“Marielle, presente”: Metaleptic temporality and the enregisterment of hope in Rio de Janeiro19
“We are cheaper, so they hire us”: Discounted nativeness in online English teaching18
Emergence and evolutions: Introducing sign language sociolinguistics16
Classifications and typologies: Labeling sign languages and signing communities14
Political dimensions of gender inclusive writing in Parisian universities12
The role of social meaning in contact‐induced variation among new speakers of Basque11
Digital polycentricity and diasporic connectivity: A Norwegian‐Senegalese case study9
Working together: Sociolinguistic research in urban Aboriginal Australia9
Language in the middle: Class and sexuality on the Hinglish continuum8
The (im)possibility of sociolinguistic hybridity: Power and scaling in post‐soviet, transnational life8
Prestigious language, pigeonholed speakers: Stances towards the ‘native English speaker’ in a multilingual European institution7
Soft power struggles: A diasporic perspective on the competing ideologies and innovative practices regarding the Chinese writing system6
Embodied semiotic resources in Research Group Meetings: How language competence is framed6
Sociolinguists and their publics: Epistemological tension and disciplinary contestation over language in Catalonia6
Sociolinguistic labor, linguistic climate, and race(ism) on campus: Black college students’ experiences with language at predominantly white institutions6
Language work and affect in adult language education6
Whose gendered voices matter?: Race and gender in the articulation of /s/ in Bakersfield, California5
Assemblage of art, discourse and ice hockey: Designing knowledge about work5
Rubbish? Envisioning a sociolinguistics of waste5
“She will control my son”: Navigating womanhood, English and social mobility in India5
Natural and elicited: Sign language corpus linguistics and linguistic ethnography as complementary methodologies5
Linguistic purism as resistance to colonization5
Introduction: Mobility, polylingualism, and change: Toward an updated sociolinguistics of diaspora5
Deliberative control in audiovisual sociolinguistic perception*4
Trash talk: Language as waste practice4
The potential of ethnographic drama in the representation, interpretation, and democratization of sociolinguistic research4
Accommodation or rejection? Teenagers’ experiences of tensions between traditional and new speakers of Irish4
Tourism and symbolic power: Leveraging social media with the stance of disavowal4
The politics of conviviality: On‐the‐ground experiences from Spanish‐speaking Latin Americans in Elephant and Castle, London4
Language and climate justice: A research agenda4
On Catalan as a minority language: The case of Catalan laterals in Barcelonan Spanish3
Spreading language ideologies through social media: Enregistering the ‘fake ABC’ variety in Hong Kong3
Found in Transliteration: Translanguaging and the Polyvocality of Xiqu Centre3
Sociolinguistics of pathologized speech: A case of deaf and hard‐of‐hearing speakers of Taiwan Mandarin3
Does waste make language?3
Genealogies of sociolinguistics in India3
Using expletive insertion to pursue and sanction in interaction3
In the name of security: Governmentality apparatus in a multilingual mine in Arctic Finland3
Lexical gaps and the corporeal index3
A raciolinguistic perspective from the United Kingdom3
The view from within: Gendered language ideologies of multilingual speakers in contemporary Berlin3
Language ideologies in a minority context: An experimental study of teachers’ responses to variation in Irish3
Undoing raciolinguistics2
The origin of semilingualism: Nils‐Erik Hansegård and the cult of the mother tongue2
Negotiating professional authority and power in tourist–guide communication in guided village tour2
T‐tapping in Standard Southern British English: An ‘elite’ sociolinguistic variant?2
Valencian sociolinguistics: Aracil, Ninyoles and the minority question2
“Shake well before using”: The dialectics of Michael Silverstein (1945–2020)2
Poetic representations of migration narratives: A process of writing nearby2
Participation in (non)salient linguistic change over the lifespan: An examination of panel speakers’ life stories2
Spice talk: An Orientalist register in Nigella Lawson's cooking shows2
Minority language maintenance and the production‐prescription interface: Number agreement in New York Yiddish2
/h/‐dropping and occupational role in Stoke‐on‐Trent's pottery industry2
Hierarchies and Constellations: Language Attitudes and Ideologies of Signed Languages2
Upscaling and downscaling: Negotiating scale in the English‐only movement2
U Ok Hun?: The digital commodification of white woman style2
Lumping and splitting: Sign language delineation and ideologies of linguistic differentiation2
Introduction to the Theme Series ‘Decentring the Anglosphere’2
Basque in Instagram: A scalar approach to vernacularisation and normativity2
One confession, multiple chronotopes: The interdiscursive authentication of an apology in an international criminal trial2
From racial to linguistic social divisions: Coloniality in contemporary Maputo2
Geographies and circulations: Sign language contact at the peripheries2
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