Publications
peer-
reviewed
2023
IN PRESS | Sharma, D. & Young, N.J. (in press). Snapshots in time: Coding social factors in changing communities. In Malcah Yaeger-Dror, Christopher Cieri and Katie Drager (Eds.) Dimensions of Linguistic Variation. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
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2022
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2021
LINK | Young, N.J. & McGarrah, M. (2021). FAVE-Align for Nordic languages – Rapidly constructing a high-quality prototype for Swedish. Nordic Journal of Linguistics, 1–27.
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LINK | Young, N.J. (2021). The sociolectal and stylistic variability of rhythm in Stockholm. Language & Speech (ETAP4 Special Issue on Sociolinguistic Variation in Prosody), 1–37.
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2019
LINK | Young, N.J. (2019). Rhythm in Late-modern Stockholm – Social stratification and stylistic variation in the speech of men (doctoral dissertation). Department of Linguistics, Queen Mary, University of London.
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2018
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software
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LINK | Young, N.J. (2021). DanFA 2.0 – Forced Alignment of Danish, version 2.0.
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LINK | Young, N.J. (2020). NoFA 1.0 – forced alignment for bokmål, version 1.0. Språkbanken, National Library of Norway.
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LINK | Young, N.J. (2019). SweFA 2.0 – Forced Alignment of Swedish, version 2.0.
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LINK | Young, N.J. & McGarrah, M. (2017). LG-FAVE, version 1.0.
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LINK | Young, N.J. (2017). SweFA 1.0 – Forced Alignment of Swedish, version 1.0.
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LINK | Young, N.J. (2017). DanFA 1.0 – Forced Alignment of Danish, version 1.0.
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popular
LINK | Young, N.J. (2019). 'Benim' är vårt nya 'jag' ['Benim' is our new 'I']. Språktidningen 8/2019, 50–57.
LINK | abridged version reprinted in Fokus 48, 44–45.
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