Sociological working paper and undergraduate course module from the 220-entry SlangLane Sociology Hub (archived in Harvard Dataverse doi:10.7910/DVN/IOIADB). Analyzes contemporary slang, subcultural argot, and algorithmic sociolects through Pierre Bourdieu's linguistic capital, Erving Goffman's context collapse and code-switching, Stanley Cohen's moral panics, and Ray Oldenburg's digital third places.
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