Fan-f*ckin-tastic: The art of swearing in multicultural Australia

Krafzik, Carolin

doi:10.26181/60ed1d9748dd0

Fan-f*ckin-tastic: The art of swearing in multicultural Australia

conference contribution

posted on 2021-07-13, 04:59 authored by Carolin KrafzikCarolin Krafzik

This poster presents findings from two research projects on Australian swearing:

- Student swearing in Sydney

- Swearing in Multicultural Australia.

Swearing has a long cultural history in Australia and is commonly perceived as a characteristic feature of Australian English. My research aims to provide a more in-depth description of Australian swearing investigating especially the effect of ethnicity on attitudes and usage.

History

Publication Date

2021-06-05

Name of conference

ISLE6

Location

Joensuu, Finland

Starting Date

2021-06-02

Finshing Date

2021-06-05

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