Presentations
2019
- Jamieson, E, Chien, S., Thoms, G., Adger, D., Heycock, C. and Smith, J. (2019) "When intuitions (don't) fail: Combining syntax and sociolinguistics in the analysis of Scots" 8th Biennial International Conference on the Linguistics of Contemporary English, University of Bamberg, 26-29 September
- Jamieson, E (2019) "The (dialect) syntax of demonstratives" Linguistics Association of Great Britain Annual Meeting, Queen Mary University of London, 9-12 September [abstract]
- Jamieson, E, Chien, S., Thoms, G., Adger, D., Heycock, C. and Smith, J. (2019) "When intuitions (don't) fail: Sociosyntax in the analysis of Scots" UKLVC12, Queen Mary University of London, 3-5 September [abstract]
- Thoms, G., Adger, D., Heycock, C., Jamieson, E and Smith, J. (2019) "The curious development of have-raising" Linguistic Society of America Annual Meeting, New York, 3-6 January
2018
- Jamieson, E (2018) "On overt subjects in English negative imperatives" Linguistics Association of Great Britain Annual Meeting, University of Sheffield, 11-14 September
- Jamieson, E (2018) "Understanding dis demonstratives: adnominal and pronominal demonstratives in Shetland dialect" 12th Forum for Research on the Languages of Scotland and Ulster, University of Glasgow, 23-25 August
- Jamieson, E (2018) "Perceptual hyperdialectalism: a case study in Shetland dialect" Language, Place and Periphery, University of Copenhagen, 18-19 January
2017
- Jamieson, E (2017) ""Negation" and CHECK moves in the Shetland dialect of Scots", North East Linguistics Society (NELS) 48, University of Iceland, 27-29 October [abstract | slides]
- Jamieson, E (2017) "'People widnae understand that, wint they no?': –int in Glasgow Scots", Linguistics Association of Great Britain Annual Meeting, University of Kent, 4-7 September
- Jamieson, E (2017) "Availability of subjects in English negative imperatives", Workshop on Negation and Negativity in Natural Language, Ruhr University Bochum, 27-29 April
- Jamieson, E (2017) "Prosody and tag question forms in Glasgow Scots", 39th Annual Conference of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaft (DGfS), Saarland University, 8-10 March [abstract]
2016
- Jamieson, E (2016) "Tag questions and exclamatives in Glasgow Scots", Linguistics and English Language Postgraduate Conference, University of Edinburgh, 1-3 June
- Stadler, K., Jamieson, E, Smith, K. and Kirby, S. (2016) “Metalinguistic awareness of trends as a driving force in linguistic evolution: an empirical study”, Evolang 16, University of Southern Mississippi, 24-26 March [abstract]
- Jamieson, E (2016) "Rich agreement in the Shetland dialect of Scots", 38th Annual Conference of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaft (DGfS), University of Konstanz, 24-26 February
2015
- Jamieson, E (2015) "Syntactic variation and change: imperatives in the Shetland dialect of Scots", Linguistics Association of Great Britain Annual Meeting, University College London, 15-18 September
- Jamieson, E (2015) "The end of the curve: verb movement and its loss in Shetland dialect", Linguistics and English Language Postgraduate Conference, University of Edinburgh, 3-5 June
- Jamieson, E (2015) "An investigation of verb raising in the Shetland dialect of Scots", 4th Nordic Research Network Conference, University of Edinburgh, 18-19 February
Posters
2019
- Jamieson, E (2019) "The syntax of demonstratives in the Shetland dialect of Scots" Poster at Linguistic Society of America Annual Meeting, New York, 3-6 January
2018
- Jamieson, E (2018) "Biased question vs. tag question: equally acceptable?" Poster at ConSOLE XXVI, University College London, 14-16 February [abstract]
2016
- Stadler, K. and Jamieson, E (2016) "Age vectors of
categorical variables: quantifying speakers' knowledge about ongoing
syntactic changes in Shetland Scots" Poster presented at New Ways of Analyzing Variation (NWAV) 45, Simon Fraser University/University of Victoria, 3-6 November [abstract]
- Stadler, K. and Jamieson, E (2016) "Quantifying speakers' awareness of a syntactic change in Shetland Scots" Poster presented at Sociolinguistics Symposium 21, University of Murcia, 15-18 June