29.3398, Confs: Applied Ling, Disc Analysis, Lang Acquisition, Pragmatics, Socioling/Russia

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Subject: 29.3398, Confs: Applied Ling, Disc Analysis, Lang Acquisition, Pragmatics, Socioling/Russia

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Date: Wed, 05 Sep 2018 02:45:10
From: Yulia Lobina [yulia_lobina at mail.ru]
Subject: Cross-cultural Communication in Academia

 
Cross-cultural Communication in Academia 

Date: 15-Feb-2019 - 15-Feb-2019 
Location: Ulyanovsk, Russia 
Contact: Yulia Lobina 
Contact Email: yulia_lobina at mail.ru 
Meeting URL: http://ulspu.ru/science/konferentsii 

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Discourse Analysis; Language Acquisition; Pragmatics; Sociolinguistics 

Meeting Description: 

Cross-cultural Communication in Academia 
(a session of the conference: Integration of Universities into International
Academic Community: Tradition and Modern Tendencies)

The session aims to convene specialists in language and communication studies
to debate on theoretically and empirically founded approaches to development
and socialization of academics in inter- and intracultural settings. 

Examples of issues to be addressed by prospective participants include:
- How does academic discourse differ from other forms of communication such as
media, classroom, business, popular science discourse?  Has the place of
academic discourse within the system of national discourses changed recently?
- Is disciplinary or paradigmatic variation more marked in modern academic
discourse?
- Is there correlation between stylistic features, strategies and ideologies
within a specific academic discourse community? 
- Do national academic discourse communities use the same set of academic
genres? Does the perception of such key academic genres as research paper and
thesis differ in national research communities?
- Can ideas be rendered effectively no matter what academic style a specific
research community favours? Can loss of information content be avoided in
moving from one stylistic system to another?
- Does code-switching affect the stance of a researcher who regularly uses
both native and non-native languages for professional communication? 

Languages: English, Russian
 






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