Publications
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Stratton, James. (under contact). Adjective intensifiers in Middle English: A variationist sociolinguistic analysis. 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). Explicit pronunciation instruction in the second language classroom. An acoustic and impressionistic analysis of German fricatives. Journal of Second Language Pronunciation. [First view]​​
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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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Peer-Reviewed Handbook Chapter
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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 (pp. 111-131). 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.
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