Linguistics Colloquium Talk by Dr. Sarah Lockenvitz
- Date and time
- 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM, September 29, 2021
- Description
The Sociolinguistics of Lisping
Presented by Dr. Sarah Lockenvitz, associate professor, communication sciences and disorders
Speech sound disorders represent one of the intersections between linguistics and speech-language pathology. Phonetic-type impairments, or articulation disorders, can include lisping, which refers to errors or distortions involving sibilant sounds such as /s/ and /z/. To present a framework for exploring the sociolinguistics of lisping, lisping is considered through the lens of identity construction, stigma theory and qualitative analysis of the experiences of self-identified adults who lisp.
- Event sponsor
- Linguistics Program
- Admission
Free
- Open to public, alumni, current students, faculty, future students, staff
- Register
- Location
- Via Zoom Room https://missouristate.zoom.us/j/2051462209
Additional information
- Event contact
- Barffour, Antoinette A
- Assistant Professor
- ABarffour@MissouriState.edu
- 417-836-6622
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