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Lal
Zimman (FAQ)
University
of Colorado
Department
of Linguistics
UCB 295
Boulder, CO 80309-0295
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Presentations
Upcoming conference talks:
- 2012. The social basis of
gendered phonetic styles: Changes in transmasculine voices. 86th Annual
Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Portland, OR, January 6.
Conference
presentations (PDF of slides/handouts available via email):
- 2011. Voicing gender normativity: Clashes and
alignments between speech therapists and transgender speakers. 110th
Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association,
Montréal, Canada, November 20.
- 2011. Performing the gendered voice:
Variability in the realization of /s/ among transmasculine speakers.
New Ways of Analyzing Variation 40, Georgetown University
(Washington, DC), October 29.
- 2011. The social basis of gendered [s]: Evidence from transmasculine speakers. 3rd Conference
on Culture, Language, and Social Practice (CLASP). University of
Colorado (Boulder, CO), October 8.
- 2011. On the diversity of gay-sounding
speech: Investigating individual speaker styles in language and
sexuality. Annual Meeting of the American Dialect Society. Pittsburgh,
January 8.
- 2010. The discursive construction of
sex:
Remaking and reclaiming the body in talk about genitals among trans
men. 109th Annual
Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. New Orleans, LA,
November 18.
- 2010. Language socialization as a life-long
process:
Gender
change across the individual lifespan. Wyoming Language, Culture and
History Conference. University of Wyoming (Laramie, WY), July 2.
- 2010. Gendered language socialization and the
voices
of transsexual men. Lavender Languages XVII. American University
(Washington, DC), April 17.
- 2010. Biology, socialization, and identity:
Accounting for the voices of female-to-male transsexuals. 84th Annual
Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America. Baltimore, MD, January 8.
- 2009. Perceived sexual orientation and gender
normativity: What do gay men, nerds, and female-to-male transsexuals
have in common?
New Ways of Analyzing Variation 38. University of Ottawa (Ottawa,
Canada), October 24.
- 2009. Identity, socialization, and gay-sounding
voices. 2nd Conference on Culture, Language,
and Social
Practice (CLASP). University of Colorado (Boulder, CO), October 4.
- 2009. One of these things is not like the
others: Why
power matters for the study of gay-sounding voices. 83rd Annual Meeting
of the
Linguistic Society of America. San Francisco, CA, January 9.
- 2008.
Talking like
a man: Discourses of language and masculinity among transgender men.
107th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. San
Francisco, CA, November 20.
- 2008.
"She's just a high-maintenance bitch": Interpersonal drama &
discourse continuity in reality television. Arizona Linguistics and
Anthropology Symposium. University of Arizona (Tucson, AZ), May 10.
- 2008.
Contesting gender, (re)constructing sex: Semantic variation in
transgender communities. Lavender Languages and Linguistics XV.
American University (Washington, DC), February 17.
- 2007.
Institutionally coerced narratives and power in transgender research.
106th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association.
Washington, DC, November 29.
- 2007.
Revisiting the closet: Transgender narratives of identity, coming out,
and disclosure. 1st Conference on Culture, Language, and Social
Practice. University of Colorado (Boulder, CO), October 6.
- 2007.
Who's coming out and whose coming out? Transgender people and the
coming out paradigm. Lavender Languages and Linguistics XIV. American
University (Washington, DC), February 10.
- 2006.
Gendered language in a female-to-male transgender community of
practice. Lavender Languages and Linguistics XIII. American University
(Washington, DC), February 12.
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