Lamont D. Antieau, Ph.D.
self-portrait
Great Sand Dunes, Colorado
My current research centers on language structure and use in medical
question-answering, focusing specifically on health literacy and
consumer-oriented medical language; I also assist in editing articles, dissertations, grant proposals, and just about anything else that comes across my desk. Before arriving in Milwaukee, I conducted
linguistic analysis on large business corpora as part of e-discovery,
and previous to that, I did fieldwork, transcription and analysis
under the direction of William Kretzschmar and Lee Pederson toward the
development of a Linguistic Atlas of the Western States. I am also
interested in the sociolinguistics and pragmatics of courtroom trials
and the written representation of conversation in literature.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Language Variation, Corpus Linguistics, Health Literacy, Pragmatics, Forensic Linguistics
Athens, GA
SELECT PUBLICATIONS
“Western American English.” North American English, ed. by Tometro Hopkins. London: Continuum. Forthcoming.
YongGang Cao, John Ely, Lamont Antieau and Hong Yu. “Evaluation of the clinical question answering presentation.” Proceedings of BioNLP 2009.
“Language.” In The Greenwood Encyclopedia of American Regional Cultures: The Rocky Mountain Region, ed. Rick Newby, pp. 255-85. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2004
“Plains English in Colorado.” American Speech 78(4): 385-403, Winter 2003
"Lousy conversations and all: conflicting politeness strategies in The Catcher in the Rye." Southern Journal of Linguistics 25(1/2): 145-160, Spring 2001
“‘I’m a-goin’ to see what’s going on here’: a-prefixing in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.” Language and Literature (10)2: 145-157, May 2001
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
2009-present
Research Associate
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
2006-2009
Linguist
ASE Edge, Pittsburgh, PA
1999-2006
Staff
Linguistic Atlas, Athens, GA
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Fall 2005
Visiting Professor
Western Carolina University
Teaching English as a Second Language
Teaching Grammar to Teachers
2004-2005
Lecturer
Mississippi State University
Teaching English as a Second Language
Second Language Acquisition
Syntax
American Literature I and II
1998-2004, Fall 2005
Teaching Assistant
University of Georgia
Introduction to the English Language
Introduction to Linguistics
English Composition I and II (including one section for ESL)
Computer Literacy
1996-1998
Teaching Assistant
Eastern Michigan University
English Composition I and II
Assisted Dr. Keith Denning in Introduction to Linguistics
Spring 1997
Lecturer
Washtenaw Community College
English as a Second Language (Reading component)
Attending concerts and sporting events; playing guitar; swimming; hiking; literature; card and board games
CONTACT
For inquiries regarding editing services, email me at elwood88 A-T gmail D-O-T com
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