28.3965, Confs: Gen Ling, Historical Ling, Socioling/Italy
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Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2017 15:44:10
From: Rachele Raus [racheleraus at libero.it]
Subject: Discours d’Europe, discours sur l’Europe. Peurs anciennes et actuelles / Discourses of and on Europe. About old and new fears
Discours d’Europe, discours sur l’Europe. Peurs anciennes et actuelles / Discourses of and on Europe. About old and new fears...
Date: 26-Oct-2017 - 27-Oct-2017
Location: Turin, Lungo Dora Siena 100, Italy
Contact: Rachele Raus
Contact Email: toeu at unito.it
Meeting URL: https://toeu.sciencesconf.org/
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics; Historical Linguistics; Sociolinguistics
Meeting Description:
A Conference promoted by the Centre of Studies on Europe (TO-EU), the
Department of Culture, Politics and Society (University of Turin) and
supported by the Observatoire des discours d'Europe / Observatory on
Discourses on Europe (University of Franche Comté), the Department of
Economics (ESOMAS) – the Foreign Languages Section (University of Turin), the
Department of Modern Languages (University of Turin), the Department of
Linguistic Mediation Science and Intercultural studies (University of Milan) /
A l’initiative du Centro Studi sull’Europa (TO-EU) -
Dipartimento di Culture, Politica e Società (Université de Turin),
The issue of fear and its connections with politics is not new within
scientific studies and it has been analysed and discussed in many scholarly
works from different perspectives. In this sense, we can mention Delumeau’s
(1978, 1984), Shklar’s, Berchtold’s and Porret’s (1994) published writings,
without forgetting – for example – recent works written by Robin (2004),
Bucheron and Robin (2015) and Wodak (2015). It is clear that recently,
interest in the issue of fear has developed, chiefly in Europe, while also
characterizing current public and political debate.
More and more media reproduce and spread images of collective fears. Such
fears end up by nurturing reflection and debates about European values,
European borders and the European community’s ability to tackle with
globalization challenges. We often tend to discuss about Europe as if it were
at war not only with the “outside world” but also with its own “inside world”.
Looking at the latter, we can observe how ancient fears have re-emerged with a
new force and vitality (i.e. fear of poverty, anxiety for new diseases – i.e.
Ebola and AIDS – the fear of “others”, economic insecurity, the fear of an
apocalyptic end of humanity), whereas the new ones (terrorism, religious
integralism, global warming and its effects on the earth, the impact of
“technological progress” on public health: pollution, GMO’s, wifi, nuclear
energy, nanotechnology, the ambivalence of sexual genders) seem to strengthen
a sense of general insecurity, about the future of humanity and the actual
ability to develop a liveable kind of society. Many recent works have
emphasized these aspects not only in literature (Houllebecq, Submission 2015),
but also in economics, politics and journalism (Fuerstenberg 2007, Tremonti
2009, Garton and Ash and Franceschini 2013).
The upcoming Conference is going to develop a common reflection on the notions
of “counter-discourses” and “polemic” which were discussed by the network of
L'Observatoire des discourses sur l'Europe (http://disceurope.hypotheses.org),
respectively in Besancon (2013) and Brussels (2015).
Soutenu par l’Observatoire des discours d’Europe (Université de
Franche-Comté), l’Université libre de Bruxelles (Cevipol, Graid et Resic), le
Dipartimento di Scienze Economico-Sociali e Matematico-Statistiche – Sez.
Lingue Straniere (Université de Turin), le Dipartimento di Lingue e
Letterature Straniere e Culture Moderne (Université de Turin), Le Dipartimento
di Scienze della Mediazione linguistica e di Studi interculturali
de l’Université de Milan)
Program:
Thursday, 26 October:
Plenary Session (Great Hall/Aula Magna):
9:30-10:00:
Registration
10:00-10:30:
Institutional Greetings
10:30-11:30:
Keynote speaker session
Ruth Wodak (University of Lancaster)
The discursive construction of national identities in the EU context – the
Austrian case 1995-2015
11:30-12:00: Coffee break
Session 1
(Great All/Aula Magna)
The troubles of Europe
Chair: U. Morelli
12:00-12:30:
Michela Nacci (Università dell’Aquila)
La fin de l’Europe par la foule
12:30-13:00:
Joanna Nowicki (Université de Cergy Pontoise)
La peur de penser l’Europe
Session 2 (Room 3D440)
Writers and Fear
Chair: P. Cattani
12:00-12:30:
Paola Salerni (Università di Roma – La Sapienza)
La société française sectionnée sous la loupe des écrivains: l’Etna chez soi
de Villiers de l’Isle-Adam et Soumission de Michel Houellebecq
12:30-13:00:
Anna Krykun (Université Paris-Est Créteil)
La peur est un fantasme salutaire : les tensions euro-asiatiques et
l’invention de l’identité civilisationnelle européenne sous la plume de Paul
Morand
Session 3 (Room 3D233)
The fear of Otherness: the Orient
Chair R. Raus
12:00:12:30:
Claudio Vinti (Università di Perugia)
L’Orient musulman au Théâtre de la Foire ou comment exorciser la peur par la
bouffonnerie
12:30-13:00:
Nicolas Pitsos (Inalco)
Peur de l’Orient en Europe occidentale au tournant du XXe siècle
13:00-15:00: Lunch
Session 1
(Great All/Aula Magna)
>From literature to media: the Brexit case
Chair: C. Gobin
15:00-15:30:
Catherine Bouko, Sofie Decock (Ghent University)
Peurs de et pour l’Europe: une analyse multimodale et multilingue des
réactions à l’annonce du Brexit sur Flickr et Twitter
15:30-16:00:
Michelangelo Conoscenti (Università di Torino)
Big data, small data, broken windows and fear discourse: Brexit, the EU and
the Majority Illusion
Session 2 (Room 3D440)
Discourses against Europe
Chair: P. Paissa
15:00-15:30:
Lucio Valent (Università La Statale di Milano)
>From George I to UKIP: three Centuries of British Suspicions towards Europe
15:30-16:00:
Alida Maria Silletti (Università di Bari « Aldo Moro »)
Discours sur la peur et contre l’Europe dans les tracts du FN (2008-2017)
Session 3 (Room 3D233)
The multiple forms of Otherness
Chair: M.C. Jullion
15:00-15:30:
Dario Verderame (Università del Salento)
The fear of otherness through the prism of EU cultural policy: a case study
15:30-16:00:
Toni Ramoneda (Université de Franche-Comté)
De la peur de l’autre à son invisibilité sociale: « les migrants »
16:00-16:30:
Federico Sabatini (Università di Torino)
Homophobia and Logophobia. Construing Homosexuality in Public discourse
16:30-17:00: Coffee break
Session 1
(Great All/Aula Magna)
Media discourses, new perspectives
Chair: C. Gobin
17:00-17:30:
Dimitris Trimithiotis (Université de Chypre)
En (dé)construisant la peur pour l’Europe dans les médias d’information
17:30-18:00:
Vincenzo Lambertini (Università di Bologna)
La paura fa novanta, La peur donne des ailes : voyage dans la paremiologie
italo-française à la découverte des peurs actuelles
Session 2 (Room 3D440)
The Fear of building Europe
Chair: P. Paissa
17:00-17:30:
Juliette Charbonneaux (GRIPIC Celsa, Paris-Sorbonne)
La peur dans la célébration médiatique du traité de Rome : un opérateur
d’identité collective européenne ? Comparaison franco-allemande (1957-2017)
17:30-18:00:
Paolo Caraffini (Università di Torino)
La peur d’une construction libérale de l’UE et de la fin de l’Etat-providence
: positions euro-critiques dans le socialisme français à l’occasion des
référendums sur le Traité de Maastricht et sur la Constitution européenne
18:15:
Presentation of the book Discourses and Counter-discourses on Europe (edited
by M. Ceretta and B. Curli; Routledge 2017)
Fondazione Einaudi (Torino, Via Principe Amedeo 34)
(***) Simultaneous interpretation in French
Friday, 27 October:
Plenary session (Great All/Aula Magna)
9:30-10:30:
Keynote speaker session***
Gianni Silei (Università di Siena)
Uncertain continent. Europe in the Age of Anxiety
Session 1
(Great All/Aula Magna)
Fears during the Modern Age
Chair: F G. Borgognone
10:30-11:00:
Anne Staquet (Université de Mons)
Hobbes: de la peur à la jouissance des biens partagés
11:00-11:30:
Manuela Ceretta (Università di Torino)
European fears and the French Revolution: was there a turning point ?
Session 2 (Room 3D440)
Gouvernance globale et Etat-Nation /
Global governance and Nation-State
Chair: Barbara Curli
10:30-11:00:
Filippo Corigliano (Università della Calabria)
Fear and Global Risk: Failed States or Rehabilitated?
11:00-11:30:
Raffaella Cinquanta (Università dell’Insubria)
Ruling globalisation to overcome nation-based fears: federalism as the
paradigm of contemporaneity
11:30-12:00: Coffee break
Session 1
(Great All/Aula Magna)
Discourses on Europe, from the first post war period to the second post war
period
Chair: G. Borgognone
12:00-12:30:
Miguel Saralagui (Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez)
>From fear to europeism: Europe in Carl Schmitt’s political tought
12:30-13:00:
Stefano Quirico (Università del Piemonte Orientale)
The constructive side of fear: Wilhelm Ropke discourse on Europe between
crisis and integration
Session 2 (Room 3D440)
The new fears of nuclear era
Chair: Barbara Curli
12:00-12:30:
Patricia Chiantera-Stutte (Università di Bari)
Changing fears in European geopolitical discourse at the End of the Second
World War
12:30-13:00:
Tanguy Wuillème (Université de Lorraine)
Différence et continuité des discours sur la peur nucléaire en Europe
13:00-15:00: Lunch
Session 1
(Great All/Aula Magna)
Intersected views: East and West
Chair: J. Aubussier
15:00-15:30:
Diana Thermes (Università di Roma 3)
The “Spectre of Communism” Fear in the Dystopian European Literature
15:30-16:00:
Agata Rebkowska (Université de Wroclaw)
La peur ancienne revisitée. La Russie dans l’espace médiatique polonais
16:00-16:30:
Luminita Rosca (Université de Bucarest)
Nouveaux discours sur la peur en Roumanie : l’insécurité par rapport à la
citoyenneté
Session 2 (Room 3D440)
European institutions tackling with crisis, dangers and opportunities
Chair: U. Morelli
15:00-15:30:
Giuliana Laschi (Università di Bologna)
“La base de notre politique, c’est la peur”. The fear and the beginning of the
European integration process
15:30-16:00:
Marc Gonzales (Université Paul Valéry - Montpellier)
La peur (babélienne) de l'hétérogénéité ethno-linguistique dans une Europe en
crise identitaire. Le ''plurilinguisme'' en question
16:00-16:30:
Alberto Morales (Università Cà Foscari di Venezia)
Les peurs de l’eurozone : analyse lexicométrique des préoccupations à travers
des discours du Président de la BCE (2006-2016)
16:30-17:00: Coffee break
17:00-18:00:
Round table and closing session
(Great All/Aula Magna)
(Julien Aubussier, Corinne Gobin, Marie-Christine Jullion,
Umberto Morelli, Rachele Raus, Gianni Silei, Ruth Wodak)
18:00
Meeting of the group Observatoire des discours sur l’Europe (Room 3D440)
(***) Simultaneous interpretation in French
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