Research in print

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. When parody sharpens sensitivity: Short-term exposure and frequency effects in the perception of Vietnamese-accented Mandarin. (In preparation.)

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan & Nguyen, Thanh Hoa. ‘We shouldn’t get so agitated’: Narrative positioning and the divergent reception of raciolinguistic parody among Vietnamese marriage migrants in Taiwan. (In preparation.)

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Local and Life Course Manifestations of Oralism: Cochlear Implants and Linguistic Entrepreneurship Among Deaf Adults in Taiwan. In The Global Cochlear Implant. (In preparation.)

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Sociolinguistic Cognition and Indexical Order: Perceptual Sensitivity to Variant Frequency in Taiwan Mandarin. Language and Linguistics. (Accepted.)

Hall-Lew, Lauren & Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Sociophonetics and Mental Health. In The Routledge Handbook of Language, Discourse and Mental Health. (Accepted.)

Huang, Tsung-Yi Michelle & Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Navigating co-ethnic boundaries in the Global East: How Taiwanese marriage migrants manage the emotional–linguistic regime in Singapore. Migration Studies 14(3): mnag028.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Indexing Power through Self-Reference: Electoral Margins and the Use of běnxí among Taiwanese Parliamentarians. Journal of Sociolinguistics 30(1): 56–69.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan & Liu, NienEn Bonnie. Embodying new politics: Sibilant and gestural shifting in a Taiwanese young legislator. Asia-Pacific Language Variation 12(1): 112–141.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. ‘Hi, I’m Ruan Yuejiao, from Ho Chi Minh City!’: Digital raciolinguistic enregisterment and indexical hijack of the Vietnamese Mandarin accent. Language in Society 55(2): 226–255.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. From online parody to mainstream TV: The remediation of Mock Vietnamese Mandarin in Taiwan. Discourse, Context & Media 68: 100960.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Listening as Self-Positioning: Revisiting Inoue’s Psychoanalytic Approach to the Listening Subject. Journal of Sociolinguistics 29(5): 376–381.

Su, Hsi-Yao, Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan & Lee, Ann Wan-Hsin. ‘Can a minister say qǐyè?’: How a non-standard tone becomes indexical of the national other. Language in Society.

Liu, Shan-Jan Sarah & Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. COVID success? For whom? Examining the political representation of migrants in Taiwan. Ethnic and Racial Studies 48(2): 295–317.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Indexical Deprivation: The Dominant Link Between Cochlear Implants and Global English Among Taiwanese Deaf Individuals. Journal of Linguistic Anthropology 34(3): 441–469.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan, Hall-Lew, Lauren & Cowie, Claire. Feeling disabled: Vowel quality and assistive hearing devices in embodying affect. Language in Society 53(1): 71–97.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Topic-based variation as both cognitive and agentive: Identity politics, deaf speakers, and hearing researcher. Asia-Pacific Language Variation 9(1): 1–28.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Individual variation in performing read-aloud speech among deaf speakers. Linguistics Vanguard 8(1): 291–303.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Islands, geopolitics and language ideologies: Sociolinguistic differentiation between Taiwanese and Kinmenese Hokkien. Language & Communication 83: 36–48.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Sociolinguistics of pathologized speech: A case of deaf and hard-of-hearing speakers of Taiwan Mandarin. Journal of Sociolinguistics 25(3): 438–452.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan & Cowie, Claire. Conflicts between World Englishes: Online metalinguistic discourse about Singapore Colloquial English. English World-Wide 42(1): 85–110.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Language revitalization and perceived language shift: A case of Kinmenese Hokkien. Berliner China-Hefte — Chinese History and Society 51: 107–122.

萬宗綸。〈「你是外國人嗎？」：台灣聽障者的口音與身分誤認經驗〉。《文化研究》38：57–91。

萬宗綸。〈電子耳與「聽」的展演：社會語言學的取徑〉。《科技、醫療與社會》33：167–194。

萬宗綸。〈轉聲／身術：臺灣聽障者的賽伯格、身分協商與空間性〉。《地理學報》81：1–26。

萬宗綸。〈差異的召喚：從語言地景的生態隱喻論台北市都市空間的日常觀看〉。《環境與世界》30：97–124。

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Effect of auditory feedback on high lexical tones in deaf adults with cochlear implants. Proceedings of the 20th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, 3888–3892.

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Formulating (dis)ability: Discursive construction of cochlear implant satisfaction. In Jessica Nina Lester (ed.), Discursive Psychology and Disability, 169–197. Springer.

萬宗綸。書評：Cheap Talk: Disability and the Politics of Communication。《台灣人類學刊》23(1)：109–112。

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Review of Sensory Futures: Deafness and Cochlear Implant Infrastructures in India. East Asian Science, Technology and Society, 1–5.

萬宗綸。〈聽損治療的社會與技術史：評 Virdi (2020) Hearing Happiness〉。《科技、醫療與社會》36：57–66。

Wan, Tsung-Lun Alan. Film review: The Gangster’s Daughter (2017). Asian Ethnicity 20(3): 396–398.