… : The Medium Is the Method, explicitly details the means we use to explore citizen
sociolinguistic conversations once our curiosity has been piqued (by arrest or wonderment). As the …

… we, as researchers, move beyond the empirical fact that people do everyday citizen sociolinguistic
work, and how do we … and sharing of knowledge about language and its role in social …

… We discuss the importance of documenting, learning from, and advocating for public
participation in sociolinguistic inquiry and exploration, as well as the potential of such public …

… where we engaged school pupils as citizen scientists (… explores the dynamics of citizen
sociolinguistics. The main aims of the paper are to clarify the definition of citizen sociolinguistics; …

… The toolkit that Rymes puts forward in order to explore acts of citizen sociolinguistics (see
pp… acts of ‘citizen wonderment’ (surprise/awe at talk about language) and/or ‘citizen's arrest’ (…

… we don’t watch our language or when we speak without regard for the perspectives of others
in a community, we … When we have conversations about language in which we explore the …

… citizen sociolinguists throughout the project. In addition to confirming that … citizen sociolinguistic
method produces reliable, scientifically valid data, we contend that citizen sociolinguist …

… to citizen sociolinguistics, as both Rymes (2020) and we ourselves previously have done
(Svendsen, 2018), we … : How we talk about language: Exploring citizen sociolinguistics. Betsy …

… , we used citizen sociolinguists to help us capture better what real speakers are doing with
particular language forms. Many indirect reports suggested what spontaneous fat talk looked …

… on the social meaning of language. In looking at YouTube commentary on multilingual
practices in and about Welsh, we note that citizen sociolinguists engage with scales in much …