[Edling] CFP: Analyzing Ideologies, Attitudes, and Power in Language Contact Setting

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CALL FOR PAPERS

SYMPOSIUM ON ANALYZING IDEOLOGIES, ATTITUDES, AND POWER IN

LANGUAGE CONTACT SETTING





DATE: May 16-17, 2019

VENUE: Stockholm University, Sweden

CONTACT: Marie-Eve Bouchard

E-MAIL: ideologies2019 at su.se<mailto:ideologies2019 at su.se>

WEBSITE: www.su.se/romklass/ideologies2019<http://www.su.se/romklass/ideologies2019>



KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:

Professor Helen Kelly-Holmes, University of Limerick

Professor Paul Kroskrity, UCLA

Professor Don Kulick, Uppsala University



KEY DATES:

Abstract submission deadline: December 1, 2018

Notification of acceptance: February 1, 2019



No registration fees. Talks will consist of a 20-minute presentation and a 10-minute period for questions.



SCIENTIFIC FIELD(S): Sociolinguistics; Linguistic Anthropology; Educational Linguistics; Discourse Analysis



MEETING DESCRIPTION: The aim of this symposium is to bring together scholars who are interested in how language ideologies and attitudes are constructed in multilingual or language contact settings, and how they may create unequal relations of power. We would like to discuss the methodological tools to access and analyze the processes and outcomes of language ideologies and attitudes in multilingual/contact settings. We welcome contributions that deal with any aspect of ideologies, attitudes and power in language contact settings (especially, but not limited to, multilingual settings involving Romance Language varieties).



 Examples of relevant aspects:

- How do we identify adequate tools and methodologies to analyze identities, ideologies and power relations?

- What is the role of language ideologies and attitudes in the (unequal) distribution of power within a society/community?

- How are language ideologies interrelated with minority/majority identities and issues?

- How are power asymmetries reflected on languages in multilingual/contact settings?

- How are power relations enacted in, by, and through language in such settings?

- How do language sciences contribute to the formation of languages ideologies, attitudes, and identities?



We expect this symposium to challenge existing methodologies and theories, and to bring new ideas to address the possible outcomes of language ideologies and attitudes in multilingual settings. We trust that this meeting will yield new perspectives to further develop the field of language ideologies and attitudes and understand better how they are tied to power relations.



ABSTRACT FORMAT GUIDELINES:

1) Abstracts must be submitted in Word format to ideologies2019 at su.se by December 1st, 2018.

2)  Abstracts should be no more than 500 words, confined to 1 page of text. Bibliography, glossed/transcribed examples, and images (if any) should to appear on a second page and do not count toward the word limit.

3) Abstracts must fit in one standard page, with a font style and size no smaller than Times New Roman 12 point.

4) Your name should not appear in the abstract.

5) Title of document and e-mail should be as follow: ideologies2019 – three first words of the title of your presentation.



If participants are interested, we will consider the possibility of publishing the papers in a special issue.




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