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What is Folk Linguistics?
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  • 1951Control Methods Used in a Study of the Vowels253 cited
  • 1985A PROPOSAL FOR THE STUDY OF FOLK-LINGUISTICS114 cited
  • 1994Content-oriented discourse analysis and folk linguistics74 cited
  • 2002The story of good and bad English in the United States8 cited

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  • 2024Broad, strong, and soft: Using geospatial analysis to understand folk-linguistic terminology2 cited

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