Teach and research the sociolinguistics of dude, gender, Pittsburgh, stance and stance taking. Habitual anaphoric reference: he/him but they/them is fine
New edition of Language, Gender and Sexuality: An Introduction has a publication date of July 1st and is ready for pre-order. I've reorganized and added a bunch of stuff: https://t.co/GTHk3auIzm
#linguistics#gender#sexuality#they@IGALAssoc
"We should be concerned about an educator turning to generative AI to help with their workload by offloading tasks because doing so does nothing to address the underlying material conditions that caused the teacher to turn to AI in the first place."
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@Dashiellsteven@osgamer74 Dude as first used above is a referring term to a person, not the address term. Dude and mate in Oz and US *as referring terms* are different. As address terms, they are very similar (I've lived in both places) although do slightly different things as the cultures are different.
I will be joining the wonderful colleagues at Pitt Linguistics (@pittprofdude - most not on X) and especially Dan Villarreal and Na-Rae Han to to further develop and advance the compling program at Pitt! Also looking forward to getting to know folks @PittCompSci and CMU🤗
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Senators @henrysternca, @DaveMinCA, @GeneralRoth, please sponsor SB-1413. #DitchDST and restore permanent Standard Time, as endorsed by the California Medical Association, California Sleep Society, and more! #CALeg