TPCS

Tilburg Papers in Culture Studies are published by the DCU department at Tilburg University. TPCS is intended to be a genuine ‘working papers’ series. That means that work-in-progress is invited, that papers do not yet require the level of elaboration usually demanded of journal-publishable papers, that good MA dissertations can also be included, and so on.

TPCS 30: How to ‘how to’? The prescriptive micropolitics of Hijabista

25/04/2025

Working Paper

Jan Blommaert Piia Varis
TPCS 29: Chronicles of complexity: Ethnography, superdiversity, and linguistic landscapes

18/04/2025

Working Paper

Jan Blommaert
TPCS 28: Enregisterment among adolescents in superdiverse Copenhagen

11/04/2025

Working Paper

Janus Spindler Møller J. Normann Jørgensen
TPCS 27: A usage-based approach to borrowability

04/04/2025

Working Paper

Ad Backus
TPCS 26: Complexity, accent and conviviality: Concluding comments

28/03/2025

Working Paper

Jan Blommaert
TPCS 25: The rhetorical world of George W. Bush

21/03/2025

Working Paper

Jan Blommaert
TPCS 24: Superdiverse Repertoires and the Individual

14/03/2025

Working Paper

Jan Blommaert Ad Backus
TPCS 23: Finnish Culture and Language Endangered: Language ideological debates on English in the Finnish press from 1995 to 2007

07/03/2025

Working Paper

Sirpa Leppänen Päivi Pahta
TPCS 22: Learning a supervernacular: textspeak in a South African township

28/02/2025

Working Paper

Jan Blommaert Fie Velghe
TPCS 21: Feeling Diasporic

21/02/2025

Working Paper

Lauren Wagner
TPCS 20: The Enregisterment of English in Rap Braggadocio: a study from English-Afrikaans bilingualism in Cape Town

14/02/2025

Working Paper

Quentin E. Williams
TPCS 19: Chineseness as a moving target. Intermediate report for the HERA Project, Tilburg Case Study

07/02/2025

Working Paper

Jinling Li Kasper Juffermans Sjaak Kroon Jan Blommaert