Dr Danielle Turton
Senior Lecturer in SociolinguisticsResearch Overview
My research interests centre around phonological variation and change in accents of English.
My personal page can be found at https://danielleturton.rbind.io/
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Resonance as a Phonetic Resource in Language Cognition: A Cross-Linguistic Articulatory- Acoustic-Perception Study of Liquids.
28/07/2023 → 28/07/2025
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Lancashire Tongues
01/10/2022 → …
Research
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Changing /r/ accents? Towards a sociophonological understanding of sound change
01/09/2020 → 07/02/2025
Research
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Changing /r/ accents? Towards a sociophonological understanding of sound change
01/09/2020 → 31/08/2023
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Our Dialects
01/01/1900 → …
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Variation and Change in Manchester
01/01/1900 → …
Research
UK Language Variation and Change 15
Participation in conference - Academic
Rhotic Variation in Lancashire
Invited talk
The Effective Early Career Researcher
Participation in workshop, seminar, course
Three sociophonetic approaches to measuring rhoticity in Lancashire.
Invited talk
The rhotic accents of Lancashire, Northern England: a phonetic, phonological and sociolinguistic approach.
Invited talk
Rhoticity in Lancashire. An auditory, acoustic and articulatory approach
Invited talk
Internal examiner, PhD
Examination
Internal Examiner, PhD
Examination
Rhoticity in Lancashire. An auditory, acoustic and articulatory analysis
Invited talk
Ultrasound tongue imaging for articulatory phonetics
Business Course/Training
Ignore social class and ignore the working class
Invited talk
Lancashire Tongues - Blackburn
Types of Public engagement and outreach - Festival/Exhibition
External examiner
Examination
Peter Ladefoged Prize
Prize (including medals and awards)