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[Kelly Wright]

*Reading with NARNiHS*

*Reading Group*

Join our online reading group to discuss hot-off-the-press publications in
historical sociolinguistics *with the authors!*  The inaugural session of
"Reading with NARNiHS" is taking place on *Thursday, 19 February 2026 at
10:00 am US Central time / 5:00 pm CET* and features *Don Tuten *with his
very recent work on early representations of Romance vernacular in legal
documents.



*Reading with NARNiHS* is an exciting new venue for engagement with
cutting-edge work in historical sociolinguistics, accessible to researchers
at all levels.  Reading with NARNiHS combines aspects of "meet the author"
+ "authors read their works" + "author interview" + "classic reading group
discussion" as we interact together with new scholarship and its authors.



Anna Havinga will be our moderator/discussant, and there will also be
plenty of time for your questions.  So, please come along for an enriching
one-hour exchange about the most current topics in historical
sociolinguistics!



To receive the Zoom link and the article we're going to discuss on 19
February, please *sign up* via the following form *by Monday, 9 February
2026* (it takes less than a minute):

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We are looking forward to seeing many of you on 19 February 2026 for
Reading with NARNiHS!



The NARNiHS Steering Group

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