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Publications

Peer-Reviewed Books

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Stratton, James. (under contact). Adjective intensifiers in Old and Middle English. Cambridge University Press.

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Stratton, James. (under contact). Intensifiers in Early Germanic: A variationist perspective. Cambridge University Press.

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Stratton, James & Karen Beaman. (2025) (Eds.). Expanding variationist sociolinguistic research in varieties of German. Routledge.

Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

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Stratton, James. (2025). The effects of production training on speech perception in L2 learners of German. Journal of Phonetics, 108. [First view] 

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Stratton, James. (2023). Where did wer go? Lexical variation and change in third-person male adult noun referents in Old and Middle English. Language Variation and Change, 35(2), 199-221.

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Stratton, James. (2023). Explicit pronunciation instruction in the second language classroom: An acoustic analysis of German final devoicing. Journal of Second Language Pronunciation, 9(1), 71-102.

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Stratton, James. (2023). Implicit and explicit instruction in the second language classroom: A study of learner preferences in higher education. Unterrichtspraxis, 56(2), 103-117.

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Stratton, James. (2022). Intentional and incidental vocabulary learning: The role of historical linguistics in the second language classroom. The Modern Language Journal, 106(4), 837-857.

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Stratton, James & John Sundquist. (2022). A variationist sociolinguistic analysis of intensifiers in Oslo Norwegian. Journal of Germanic Linguistics, 34(4), 385-419.

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Stratton, James. (2022). Old English intensifiers. The beginnings of the English intensifier System. Journal of Historical Linguistics, 12(1), 31-69.

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Stratton, James. (2022). Tapping into German adjective variation. A variationist sociolinguistic approach. Journal of Germanic Linguistics, 34(1), 63-102.

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Stratton, James. (2021). 'That's proper cool'. The emerging intensifier proper in British English. English Today, 37(4), 206-213.

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Stratton, James. (2020). Adjective intensifiers in German. Journal of Germanic Linguistics, 32(2), 183-215.

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Stratton, James. (2020). A diachronic analysis of the adjective intensifier well from Early Modern English to Present Day English. Canadian Journal of Linguistics, 65(2), 216-245. 

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Stratton, James. (2020). Fiction as a source of linguistic data: Evidence from television drama. Token: A Journal of English Linguistics, 10, 39-58.

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Stratton, James. (2018). The use of the adjective intensifier well in British English: A case study of The Inbetweeners. English Studies, 99(8), 793-816.

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Stratton, James. (2018). The use of the generic masculine, the derivational suffix -in and gender-fair innovations in unrehearsed spoken dialogue in Modern Standard German. Interdisciplinary Journal for Germanic Linguistics and Semiotic Analysis, 23(1), 1-52.

Peer-Reviewed Handbook Chapter

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Stratton, James. (2020). Corpora and diachronic analysis of English. In Eric Friginal & Jack A. Hardy (Eds.), The Routledge Handbook of Corpus Approaches to Discourse Analysis (pp. 202-218). London & New York: Routledge.

Peer-Reviewed Volume Chapters

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Stratton, James & Karen Beaman. (2025). Fei schee: The social meaning of intensifier use in Swabian. In James Stratton & Karen Beaman (Eds.), Expanding variationist sociolinguistic research in varieties of German. Routledge.

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Stratton, James. (2024). Gendered variation in spoken German. Has prescriptivism affected the vernacular? In Tina Boyer & Heiko Wiggers (Eds.), Germanic Philology: Perspectives in Linguistics and Literature (pp. 111-136). Delaware: Vernon Press.

Book Reviews

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Stratton, James. (accepted). [Review of the book Intensifiers in Late Modern English: A sociopragmatic approach to courtroom discourse, by Claudia Claridge, Ewa Jonsson & Merja Kytö, 2024], English Language & Linguistics.

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Stratton, James. (2024). [Review of the book Sociolinguistic Variation in Old English: Records of Communities and People, by Olga Timofeeva, 2022], Research in Corpus Linguistics, 13(1), 221-224.

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