Speaker Series: Populations Rendered "Surplus" in Canada

Emerging Morphological Patterns in Non-binary French Noun Formation
 

Jennifer Kaplan is a fourth-year PhD student in the Romance Languages and Literatures Program at UC Berkeley. Her work focuses on queer linguistics, with special attention to the evolving use of inclusive, non-binary, and neutral language in Romance languages, especially in French, Spanish, and Portuguese. She has published on the competing morphological systems of inclusive French; her current work is focused on language attitudes among trans, non-binary, and genderqueer Montrealers.
 

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