PresentationsArethyow

The list below gives my presentations at conferences and other events. Bibliographies and abstracts are currently available for most of them; slides may be added later. Since 2023 I’ve been using reveal.js to build presentation and teaching slides. Previously, I used Beamer, and before that, Microsoft PowerPoint.

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• Variation and communities among speakers of Breton and Cornish, invited talk atoja galow, ort Celtic Languages in the Digital Age, pednscol Lancaster University, 9 Aprila vis Ebrel 2024.
• Positioning and legitimacy in recent Cornish dictionaries, XVIIth International Congress of Celtic Studies, pednscol Utrecht University, 24–28 Julya vis Gorefen 2023; presented again as an invited talk athag udnweyth moy oja galow ort Emergent norms, models and target varieties in Celtic language revitalisation, University of Galwaypednscol Gaillimh, 27 Novembera vis Du 2023.
• Studying (minoritised languages in) online contexts: Challenges in data collection, Modern Languages CDRG Research Showcase, Queen’s University Belfastpednscol an Vyghternes, Béal Feirste, 19 Maya vis Me 2023.
• New speakers of Breton: Beyond stereotypes, towards new understanding and new spaces, plenary atoja galow, ort 4th Poznań Conference of Celtic Studies, pednscol Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, 5–7 Julya vis Gorefen 2022.
• Terminological practices on Breton wikis: The role of online communities in the maintenance of French regional languages, 63rd Annual Conference of the Society for French Studies, Queen’s University Belfastpednscol an Vyghternes, Béal Feirste, 27–29 Junea vis Efen 2022.
• Lexical creativity and new speaker stereotypes among users of Breton on Facebook, invited seminar as part ofoja galow, vel radn KURS-Kolloquium, University ofpednscol Flensburg, 12 Maya vis Me 2021.
• Lexical innovation and terminological advice in Breton and French: The role of online spaces, Modern Languages CDRG Seminar Series, Queen’s University Belfastpednscol an Vyghternes, Béal Feirste, 12 Marcha vis Meur’ 2021.
• Lexical creativity and new speaker stereotypes among users of Breton on Facebook, invited talk atoja galow, ort Minority Languages in the Digital Age: Usage, Maintenance, and Teaching, University ofpednscol Greifswald, 11–12 Decembera vis Kevardhu 2020.
• Crowdsourcing dictionary entries in major and minoritised languages, New Methods for New Media Summer School, Queen’s University Belfastpednscol an Vyghternes, Béal Feirste, 13–14 Septembera vis Gwyngala 2019.
• New speakers and “néo-breton” on Facebook, 17th International Conference on Minority Languages, WTC Expo LeeuwardenLjouwert, 22–24 Maya vis Me 2019.
• Researching a non-national language in an “indivisible” nation: Challenges in fieldwork, data, and analysis, Modern Languages CDRG Research Showcase, Queen’s University Belfastpednscol an Vyghternes, Béal Feirste, 17 Maya vis Me 2019.
• “Official” Cornish orthography in the post-SWF era, Tionól 2018, Institute for Advanced Studies, DublinInstitiúid Ard-Léinn, Dulyn, 2–3 Novembera vis Du 2018.
• New speakers and standards in Breton, In the shadow of the standard, University ofpednscol Nottingham, 22 Septembera vis Gwyngala 2018.
• Lexical variation in “néo”-Breton: A corpus-based approach, 10th Celtic Linguistics Conference, Maynooth Universitypednscol Maigh Nuad, 4–5 Septembera vis Gwyngala 2018.
• Standard and non-standard Breton on Facebook, 3rd Poznań Conference of Celtic Studies, pednscol Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, 9–10 Julya vis Gorefen 2018.
• Investigating the “new speaker” stereotype: Lexical variation in the Breton media, Modern Languages CDRG Research Showcase, Queen’s University Belfastpednscol an Vyghternes, Béal Feirste, 11 Maya vis Me 2018.
• Is the Cornish language for a tourist audience?, invited talk atoja galow, ort Gorsedh Kernow Conference: Cornish Culture and Tourism – Friends or Foes?, LauncestonLannstevan, 2 Septembera vis Gwyngala 2017.
• The online presence of standard and non-standard Breton, 58th Annual Conference of the Society for French Studies, University ofpednscol Durham, 3–5 Julya vis Gorefen 2017.
• Facebook as a potential site for non-standard Breton, Minority languages in new media: Towards revitalisation in Africa and Europe, pednscol Aston University, Birmingham, 27–28 Aprila vis Ebrel 2017.
• Breton and the ECRML, invited talk atoja galow, ort Festival Kernewek Conference: The FCM, the European Charter and the Cornish Language, PenzancePennsans, 25 Februarya vis Whevrel 2017.
• Names, varieties, and ideologies in revived Cornish, 2nd Poznań Conference of Celtic Studies, pednscol Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, 5–6 Julya vis Gorefen 2016.
• Orthographic diversity and the online public face of Cornish and Breton, SOILLSE Conference on Small Language Planning: Communities in Crisis, Glasgow Universitypednscol Glaschu, 6–8 Junea vis Efen 2016.
• François Villon and the end of Old French, Sheffield Postgraduate Conference in Linguistics, The University ofpednscol Sheffield, 27 Januarya vis Genver 2016.