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Dr Anna Tristram is a Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge's Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics, funded by a Daphne Jackson Trust Fellowship from the British Academy. Her research focuses on sociolinguistic variation and change, language attitudes, and historical French linguistics.
- Education: PhD (2011) from University of Cambridge
- Affiliations: Queen's University Belfast (2013-2020), independent school Head of Modern Languages (former role), University of Cambridge (2022-present)
Her current project investigates linguistic variation in Corby, Northants, comparing historical and new corpora to analyze how migration impacts dialect evolution in small-town contexts. This work intersects with broader interests in language and identity, standard language ideology, and sociohistorical linguistics.
Dr Tristram's recent publications address inclusive writing in French, temporal reference systems, and agreement patterns in morphosyntax. She contributes to theoretical and applied linguistics through mixed-method research combining computational and traditional sociolinguistic approaches.
- Awards: Daphne Jackson Trust Research Fellowship (British Academy-funded)
- Labs: Phonetics Lab, Cambridge
