27.3883, FYI: A Festschrift for Dele Samule Adeyanju - Call for Papers

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Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2016 14:29:49
From: Henry Hunjo [henry.hunjo at lasu.edu.ng]
Subject: A Festschrift for Dele Samule Adeyanju - Call for Papers

 
Professor Dele Samuel Adeyanju is a professor of English Language at the
Department of English, Faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Oyo
State, Nigeria. His researches are deeply rooted in Sociolinguistics. From
this fount of exploring the relationship between language and society,
Professor Adeyanju has produced research reports published in top-ranking
international and local journals and books indicative of application of
interdisciplinary methodologies with taproots in sociolinguistic theories. He
has investigated,for nearly over two decades of academic work, issues
appertaining to taboos, greetings, political discourse and linguistic features
of Nigerian English. He has combined methods of variation analysis, semantic
analysis, pragmatic theories and speech acts theories to the analysis of data
collected from the speeches of Nigerian speakers of English as a Second
Language. His academic essays dwell on the sociolinguistic, stylistic and
pragmatic features of Nigerian English. These essays have been published in
reputable journals in Nigeria, Europe, America and Asia. That explains the
spread of his academic acceptability, giving credence to the strong quality of
his scholarship. This teacher’s experience of teaching English cuts across
secondary school and tertiary classrooms. At the tertiary level, Professor
Adeyanju has supervised over a hundred undergraduate and postgraduate research
works including MPhil and PhD Theses. This great scholar will turn 60 on March
28 2018. To celebrate Professor Dele Adeyanju’s many recorded milestones
especially his academic and social contributions, a Festschrift, with the
proposed title "Sociolinguistics, (Critical) Discourse, Pragmatics and
Nigerian English: a Festschrift in honour of Dele Samuel Adeyanju", has been
planned. Well-researched theoretical and empirical papers are invited from the
Nigerian and International scholars across the globe on the following areas
and other related areas, but not limited to, of Professor Adeyanju’s research
foci to be included in the Festschrift in his honour, coinciding with his 60th
birthday in March 2018:

1. Theoretical Discourses in Sociolinguistics in Nigeria
2. The English language and the study of Taboos, Slangy Expressions and
Translation
3. Sociolinguistics and the study of ESL
4. Corpus Linguistics from sociolinguistic perspectives
5. Language, Literature and Cultural Studies
6. Sociolinguistics of Indigenous languages of Nigeria
7. Sociolinguistics and the New Media
8. Language Documentation and Endangerment: Critical Thoughts from
Sociolinguistics
9. The English language in Nigeria and the Question of Standardisation
10. New Trends in Discourse, Sociolinguistics and Ideology
11. New Trends in Bilingualism and Multilingualism
12. Language, Society and Gender
13. Language, Politics and Discourse
14. Nigerian English as a variety of World Englishes
15. Sociolinguistics and the New Englishes

Interested authors should submit their manuscripts on or before July 31 2017.
All submitted papers will go through double blind reviews and authors will be
notified about their submissions before the end of October 2017. The 6th
Edition of the APA Style Sheet is the accepted format for documentation. 

All submissions should be sent electronically to drarikebello2011 at yahoo.com or
henry.hunjo at lasu.edu.ng. 

Dr Oluwaseun R. Bello
Department of English
Faculty of Arts
Lagos State University, Ojo,
Lagos, Nigeria
drarikebello2011 at yahoo.com

Dr Henry J. Hunjo
Department of English
Faculty of Arts
Lagos State University, Ojo,
Lagos, Nigeria
henry.hunjo at lasu.edu.ng.
 



Linguistic Field(s): Discourse Analysis
                     Pragmatics
                     Sociolinguistics

Subject Language(s): English (eng)





 



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