Penelope Gardner-Chloros

Penelope Gardner-Chloros

Penelope Gardner-Chloros teaches Linguistics at Birkbeck, University of London. Her special interest is in Bilingualism, and she has done research in Alsace, France and among the Greek Cypriots in London. Her new book, "Code-switching", about how bilinguals mix their languages, will shortly be published by Cambridge University Press.

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Linguistic snobbery

  • 24 September 2007
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In the latest in our series on what we mean by 'posh' in 2007, Dr. Penelope Gardner-Chloros examines how speaking habits have changed in recent years.

Green heroes

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Cloud control

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