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‘Language doesn’t just end on the county line.’ UK professor debunks Appalchian stereotypes

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The University of Kentucky held Myths & Realities of Appalachian Englishes, an event exploring the reality of language spoken in Eastern Kentucky. In collaboration with 250 Lex, UK professor of linguistics, Jennifer Cramer, discussed misconceptions about Appalachia’s diversity and its reality at Lexington’s Central Public Library on Saturday, March 29. “There are a lot of ideas about Appalachia, its people and its languages that are misleading,”…
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‘Language doesn’t just end on the county line.’ UK professor debunks Appalchian stereotypes

The University of Kentucky held Myths & Realities of Appalachian Englishes, an event exploring the reality of language spoken in Eastern Kentucky. In collaboration with 250 Lex, UK professor of linguistics, Jennifer Cramer, discussed misconceptions about Appalachia’s diversity and its reality at Lexington’s Central Public Library on Saturday, March 29. “There are a lot of ideas about Appalachia, its people and its languages that are misleading,”…

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