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I'm an adjunct full professor
at UC Berkeley's School of
Information. I'm also a researcher at the Center for the Study of Language
and Information at Stanford University, and a consulting professor
in the Stanford Department
of Linguistics. My linguistics research
includes work in semantics and pragmatics, text classification, and
written-language structure, and I also work and write on the social and
cultural implications of digital technologies. I serve as chair of the usage panel of the American
Heritage Dictionary. I do a feature on language on the NPR show "Fresh Air" and have written
numerous commentaries on language for the Sunday New York Times
Week in Review, as well as for other periodicals. I've also contributed
occasional "letters from America" to the BBC4 series "State of the
Union." For the
that-and-a-nickel-will-get-you-on-the-subway file: I have a Bacon
number of 3 and an Erdös
number of 5, making for an Erdös-Bacon
number of 8.
Books
Some
recent "Fresh Air" pieces: Where the
"Elites" Meet, 4/25/08
Teaching Students to Swim in the Online Sea, 2/13/05 Faith ("2004 in a word"), 12/26/04 It's sort of Like a, You Know, Verbal Rorschach Test , 10/17/04) The Curious Fate of Populism, 8/15/04 Other Times pieces Other recent commentaries & pieces
The Language
of Death, Los Angeles Times, 2/12/07 |
![]() School of Information Blogs, &c. I'm a contributor to LanguageLog. Tis Strange the Mind, That Fiery Particle... Elite Individuals 'Tis the Gift to be Simplistic And a Right Guid Willie Waught to You, Too, Pal Gingerly We Roll Along Making the World Safe for "Democracy" What "Under God" Really Means Samuel Huntington's Mistakes Why Linguists Get No Respect I also blog occasionally at the New Republic's "Open University" Other Language-Related Blogs
Earthquake Watch That's Empress to You Modern Times Joe Hall Wi-Fi in SF Cheese Bikini Tim Yu |
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Copyright 2005 Geoffrey Nunberg All rights reserved. |
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