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Essays

One to Many, Many to One

Post author By Timo Savela
Post date February 4, 2020

Included in the same 2020 book edited by David Malinowski and Stefania Tufi, ‘Reterritorializing Linguistic Landscapes: Questioning Boundaries and Opening Spaces’, William Amos and Barbara Soukup address categorization of data in quantitative linguistic landscape studies in their book chapter ‘Quantitative 2.0: Toward Variationist Linguistic Landscape Study (VaLLS) and a Standard Canon of LL Variables’. This […]

Tags Amos, Deleuze, Guattari, Latour, Malinowski, Soukup, Tarde, Tufi

Essays

Walk the walk, talk the talk

Post author By Timo Savela
Post date June 1, 2018

I pointed out that I’d cover more conference presentations as previously I only covered a number of them that were on day one. So, this time I’ll covering day two. The selection is, once again, based on what I found particularly interesting and have something to say about. Starting with bits and pieces, Yael Guilat […]

Tags Amos, Deleuze, Duncan, Fernandez, Fernandez-Mallat, Friedrich, Guattari, Guilat, Hall, Järlehed, Jegels, Lefebvre, Leimgruber, Magritte, Mallat, Phan, Salakoski, Sandst, Shohamy, Somers, Somers-Hall, Stroud, Syrjälä, Waksman