Publications & Talks

Publications

  • Hampton, J. (under review) Unveiling voices of Emilian and Esperanto speakers in their experience of representing, perceiving,and living language. Book chapter in edited volume.

  • Hampton, J. & Coretta, S. (under review) Language practices of Emilian and Esperanto communities: spaces of use, explicit language attitudes and self-reported competence. Languages.

  • Hampton, J. (under review) Ó Ceallaigh, Ben (2022): Neoliberalism and Language Shift. Lessons from the Republic of Ireland Post-2008. De Gruyer. 278 p. Sociolinguistic Studies.[Book review]

  • Guardamagna, C., Hampton, J., Roccia, M., Sredanovic, D. (2024) Microagressions and Impoliteness at the crossroad: EU academics in the UK facing hostility in the Brexit age. Journal of Language Aggression and Conflict.https://doi.org/10.1075/jlac.00113.gua

  • Ioppolo, R., Hampton, J., Abel, L., Etheridge, M., Tal-Perry, N. (2024). Exploring the use of Resume for Research and Innovation Narrative CVs in live postdoc recruitments. https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/GWA9R

  • Hampton, J. (2023). “wRapping” traditions into modernity: the negotiation of Emilian and Esperanto identities in YouTube rap songs. Modern Languages Open. https://doi.org/10.3828/mlo.v0i0.449

  • Hampton, J. (2023). Measuring attitudes: Adopting triangulation as an attempt to square the circle. Swipe up for more. Modern Languages Open. http://dx.doi.org/10.3828/mlo.v0i0.450

  • Hampton, J. (2023). Devilla, Lorenzo and Galiñanes Gallén, Marta (eds.) (2021): Lingue minori e turismo. Aspetti linguistici, sociolinguistici e territoriali [Minority languages and tourism. Linguistic, sociolinguistic and territorial aspects]. Cagliari: Arkadia. 128 p. Sociolinguistica, vol. 37, no. 1, 2023, pp. 115-144. [Book review]. https://doi.org/10.1515/soci-2023-0001

  • Hampton, J. (2022). Telling stories of the local natural world: a path of reconnection with language and place in the Emilian context. Journal of World Languages. https://doi.org/10.1515/jwl-2022-0006

  • Roccia, M. & Hampton, J. (2021). The Stories We Live By and the stories we won’t stand by: Measuring the impact of a free online course in ecolinguistics. Journal of World Languages, 7(1), 58-79. https://doi.org/10.1515/jwl-2021-0004

  • De Cia, S., and Hampton, J. (2020). Debunking Rhaeto-Romance: Synchronic Evidence from Two Peripheral Northern Italian Dialects. Modern Languages Open, 7 pp. 1-18. DOI: https://doi.org/10.3828/mlo.v0i0.309

Talks

  • November 2024 – ASMI Conference, Senate House, London: “Telling stories of the local natural world: A path of reconnection with language and place in the Emilian context”.

  • October 2024 – Convegno Linguistic Landscape, Siena, Italy: “Schoolscapes and the (de)construction of borders – two case studies.”

  • July 2024 – CELC 10 Language Endangerment and Revitalisation: The decade ahead, University of Cambridge: “Comparing language attitudes, use and competence in the northern Italian speech communities of Emilian and Veneto.”

  • June 2024 – Northern Englishes Workshop 10, University of Chester: “Coming full circle: analysing bordering practices in the construction of schoolscapes through an ecolinguistic lens.”

  • June 2024 – Linguistic Landscape 15, Wellington, New Zealand: “Coming full circle: analysing bordering practices in the construction of schoolscapes through an ecolinguistic lens.”

  • May 2024 – CLOW4 Warsaw, Poland: “Comparing language attitudes, use and competence in the northern Italian speech communities of Emilian and Veneto.”

  • June 2023 – XIX International Conference on Minority Languages, University of Wales: “Measuring spaces and observing attitudes: a comparative analysis on the vitality of Emilian and Esperanto”.

  • May 2023 – British Academy, London. Invited to talk about mixed methodologies.

  • September 2022 – Communicating Sustainability, University of Glasgow: “Defining Sustainability: Data from a Cross-Government Hub for Climate Action”.

  • March 2022 – Invited by Dr Stefano Coretta to present on my experience of working with diary as a research method to undergraduate students of Linguistics at the University of Edinburgh.

  • February 2022 – Language, Power and Society, University of Kent: “Telling stories of the natural world. A path to reconnection with language and place”.

  • October 2021 – Languages in the Digital Age: Modern technologies for under-resourced languages, Tbilisi (online): “Fieldwork notes and reflections on researching minoritized languages: drawing parallels between Emilian and Esperanto”.

  • May 2021 – NEWCON2020 New Contexts for the Use of Minoritized Languages/Varieties, University of Zadar (online): “Traumatic crises as revaluation opportunities for stigmatised varieties: Maintaining strength and sense of community with Emilian and Viennese”. [Co-presented with Dr Barbara Soukup]

  • April 2021 – Memory, Heritage and Languages Symposium, University of Liverpool: “Documenting Endangered Languages: A Tool to Conserve Heritage and Create Memories”.

  • May 2019 – Rethinking Language and Community, University of Manchester: “Rethinking Community: a lesson from Esperanto”.

  • November 2018 – Citizens of Everywhere, University of Liverpool: “Reframing citizenship to rediscover our place in the world”.

  • June 2018 – Workshop on information structure, referential status and referent type in discourse and grammar, University of Manchester: “Negation and Information Structure: the case of Modenese”.