29.4465, Calls: Anthro Ling, Applied Ling, Disc Analysis, Gen Ling, Socioling/Argentina

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LINGUIST List: Vol-29-4465. Tue Nov 13 2018. ISSN: 1069 - 4875.

Subject: 29.4465, Calls: Anthro Ling, Applied Ling, Disc Analysis, Gen Ling, Socioling/Argentina

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Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2018 04:45:30
From: JoAnne Kleifgen [jk217 at columbia.edu]
Subject: 64th Annual Conference of the International Linguistic Association

 
Full Title: 64th Annual Conference of the International Linguistic Association 
Short Title: 64th ILA Conference 

Date: 30-May-2019 - 01-Jun-2019
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina 
Contact Person: JoAnne Kleifgen
Meeting Email: jk217 at columbia.edu

Linguistic Field(s): Anthropological Linguistics; Applied Linguistics; Discourse Analysis; General Linguistics; Sociolinguistics 

Call Deadline: 01-Mar-2019 

Meeting Description:

64th Annual Conference of the International Linguistic Association 
Centro de Estudios del Lenguaje en Sociedad (CELES), Universidad Nacional de
San Martín Buenos Aires, Argentina
May 30 - June 1, 2019

In the International Year of Indigenous Languages (proclaimed by the United
Nations), the central theme of ILA's 64th Annual Conference, ''language and
territory,'' will explore the current debates around local, national and
global languages and literacies; the ways in which linguistic borders have
been defined, enforced, and inherited, but also challenged, through time, by
means of geographical, political and social justifications; and how these
practices are being re-examined today. The relationships between languages and
territories have been constructed and interrogated across social groups and
communities throughout different moments in history. In the twenty-first
century, equating languages with national identities and borders is being met
with recurrent resistance: In a world of mobile communication, social and mass
media networks, and increasing migration, transidiomatic practices demonstrate
how social identities and practices clash with the language policies and
language ideologies that remain tied to single nation-states. 

The ILA invites submissions that explore these and other connections between
language and territory. In keeping with the ILA tradition, we also invite
individual papers or posters on other areas of linguistics.


Call for Papers:

The ILA invites submissions that explore connections between Language and
Territory. Topics may include (but are not limited to) the following:

- Territory, language, identity
- Language contact & language change
- Language, migration & mobility 
- Digital discourses & online territories
- Language varieties & diversity
- Languages & territories across time
- Indigenous languages & language revitalization 
- Literacies & writing systems 
- Language & territory in literature
- Language planning & policy
- Language, power, ideology

In keeping with the ILA tradition, we also invite individual papers or posters
on other areas of linguistics. Each presentation will have 25 minutes,
including time for questions/discussion. Proposals also may be submitted for
3-hour workshops for teachers on topics related to the teaching of language,
literacy &/or linguistics.

Guidelines for Proposals:

Papers & Posters:

A paper or poster title and abstract of between 300-400 words, excluding
references, is required along with a summary abstract for the conference
booklet - 150 words or less. The author's name, institutional affiliation,
mailing address, & phone number must be included. 

Workshops:

A presentation/rationale of about 200 words should argue for the relevance of
the theoretical/applied content in language, linguistics or literacy to be
explored/examined. Objectives, a brief description of the activities to be
implemented, & a maximum of 5 reading references should be included. A
separate CV (100 words) of the workshop leader/s indicating relevant
workshop/instructional experience is required.

All proposals will be blind reviewed for quality & originality. Submissions
should mainly contain new material & must not have been published previously.
Email all proposals in MSWord (.doc/.docx) file & using “ILA2019” in the
subject line to Netta Jones, Conference Coordinator at netta.jones at ilaword.org
by March 1, 2019. 

Proposal acceptances will be sent by March 15, 2019. The author(s) whose
proposals have been accepted must register by the April 1, 2019
pre-registration deadline to be included in the Conference Program. 

Official Conference Languages: English, Spanish & Portuguese (consult ILA
website for details)

Registration Information:

Pre-Registration fees (received by April 1, 2019)
ILA Members: US $150 (conf. fee for paid-up 2019 ILA members)
Non-Members: US $200 (conf. fee & membership + 1 yr WORD)
Retirees: US $130 (conf. fee & membership + 1 yr WORD)
Graduate students, K-12 teachers: US $80 (conf. fee & membership + 1 yr WORD)
Residents of Argentina: ARS $3,000 (conf. fee & membership + 1 yr WORD) 
Graduate students, K-12 teachers who are residents of Argentina: ARS $2,000
(conf. fee only)

Registration fees after April 1, 2019:

ILA Members: US $200 (conf. fee for paid-up 2019 ILA members)
Non-Members: US $250 (conf. fee & membership + 1 yr WORD)
Retirees: US $160 (conf. fee & membership + 1 yr WORD)
Graduate students, K-12 teachers: US $100 conf. fee & membership + 1 yr WORD)
Residents of Argentina: ARS $4,000 (conf. fee & membership + 1 yr WORD)
Graduate students & K-12 teachers-residents of Argentina: ARS $2,500 (conf.
fee only)

Workshop Registration (1 Day Only Registration):

International participants: US $30 (with access to same day plenary session)
Residents of Argentina: ARS $1,200 ARS (with access to same day plenary
session)

Send any inquiries to the Conference Co-Chairs: Cecilia Magadán & Florencia
Rizzo (celes at unsam.edu.ar) or JoAnne Kleifgen (jk217 at columbia.edu).

International Linguistic Association: www.ilaword.org
Center for the Study of Language in Society (CELES), School of Humanities,
Universidad Nacional de San Martín:
http://www.unsam.edu.ar/escuelas/humanidades/centros/celes/




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