22.4962, FYI: Call: Montreal as a Speech Community Session

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Subject: 22.4962, FYI: Call: Montreal as a Speech Community Session

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Date: 08-Dec-2011
From: Kristin Reinke [reinke at uni-mainz.de]
Subject: Call: Montreal as a Speech Community Session


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Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2011 12:04:56
From: Kristin Reinke [reinke at uni-mainz.de]
Subject: Call: Montreal as a Speech Community Session

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Dear colleagues,

In August 2012, the Freie Universität Berlin will be hosting the next 
Sociolinguistics symposium. The general theme of the 19th edition of 
this international conference, organized by Matthias Hüning, Uli Reich 
et Norbert Dittmar, will be Language and the city.

As always, this symposium will include a large number of thematic 
sessions dealing with different issues and topics. We would like to draw 
your attention to a thematic session that we will be organizing on the 
occasion: Montreal, a francophone, anglophone and multilingual city. 
Our goal is to bring together scholars from different disciplinary (i.e. 
sociolinguistics, but also anthropology, sociology, etc.) and linguistic 
(i.e. people working on French, English or immigrant languages) 
backgrounds that are interested in Montreal as a speech community.

The complete description of this thematic session can be found on the 
conference website (where you will also find a list of the main topics we 
would like to address during the session). If you would like to present a 
paper, please submit a proposition through the submission tool used 
by the organizers of the conference (once again, this tool is available 
on the website). Each proposition will be reviewed by two peers (one of 
the organizers of the conference and one of the organizers of the 
thematic session).

We are looking forward to reading your submissions and to meeting 
you in Berlin in 2012,

Best regards,

Wim Remysen (Université de Sherbrooke; 
Wim.Remysen at USherbrooke.ca)
Kristin Reinke (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz; reinke at uni-
mainz.de)


Thematic session website: http://neon.niederlandistik.fu-
berlin.de/ss19/sessions/100
Conference website: http://www.sociolinguistics-symposium-2012.de/ 



Linguistic Field(s): Sociolinguistics





 





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