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Date: Fri, 22 Nov 2019 05:10:08
From: Elissa Pustka [elissa.pustka at univie.ac.at]
Subject: Language Contact in Mauritius: Political, Sociolinguistic and Psycholinguistic Perspectives
Language Contact in Mauritius: Political, Sociolinguistic and Psycholinguistic Perspectives
Date: 11-Dec-2019 - 13-Dec-2019
Location: Vienna, Austria
Contact: Elissa Pustka
Contact Email: elissa.pustka at univie.ac.at
Meeting URL: https://homepage.univie.ac.at/elissa.pustka/veranstaltungen/maurice/
Linguistic Field(s): Sociolinguistics
Meeting Description:
In the last decades, the linguistic interest in the languages of Mauritius has
rapidly been growing. A great deal of research on the Mauritian situation has
been carried out focusing on multilingualism and, more particularly,
communicative and symbolic practices and functions of different languages.
Another focus of research lies in sociolinguistic phenomena that have emerged
through linguistic diversity: diaglossia, contact, conflict, code-switching
and the emergence of a regional French, among others. A third group of studies
can be identified through its investigation of Mauritian creole, with special
focus on its emergence, morpho-syntax and entry into the process of
standardization and education. Our workshop will focus on language contact
(between Creole, French, English, bhojpuri, so-called ''ancestral'' and / or
''oriental'' languages, sign language) and wants to focus on ways in which the
complex situation of Mauritius can contribute to the overall discourse about
theorization and description of language contact. To do this, we bring
together researchers from various linguistic sub-disciplines, epistemological
currents, theoretical and methodological approaches. Our aim is to provide an
overview of the findings of different studies investigating Mauritian language
contact in order to identify the challenges of future research projects.
Additionally, the Conference will not only provide the opportunity to approach
central issues, but also to present and discuss ongoing projects of
researchers from different backgrounds: pioneers, advanced researchers, young
researchers, researchers from the Mauritian context and other contexts, with
an interest in language contact in Mauritius.
Programme :
Mercredi 11 décembre
20.00:
Warm Up
Jeudi 12 décembre
9.00-9.15:
Elissa Pustka (Université de Vienne) / Yannick Bosquet-Ballah (Université de
Maurice):
“Contact de langues à Maurice: perspectives politiques, sociolinguistiques et
psycholinguistiques”
9.15-10.00:
Arnaud Carpooran (Université de Maurice):
“Emergence et développement de nouvelles formes registrales pour le Kreol
Morisien:
quelle politique adopter par rapport aux apports relatifs du français et de
l’anglais ?”
10.00-10.30 Pause café
10.30-11.15:
Shimeen-Khan Chady (Paris):
“La variabilité des marqueurs discursifs dans des interactions entre jeunes
Mauriciens plurilingues”
11.15-12.00:
Magnus Fischer (Bremen):
“Dynamiques diagénérationelles par rapport aux attitudes et représentations du
créole mauricien au Canada”
12.00-13.30: Pause midi
13.30-14.15:
Yannick Bosquet-Ballah (Université de Maurice):
“Réflexions et propositions sur la créolisation des toponymes dans le contexte
plurilingue de Maurice”
14.15-15.00:
Hannah Davidson (Oxford):
“Exploring the linguistic landscape of Mauritius and the function of Creole in
the written domain”
15.00-15.45:
Tony Mango (Paris) / Yannick Bosquet-Ballah (Université de Maurice):
“Le contact des langues dans l’environnement graphique de Maurice et de la
Guadeloupe”
15.45-16.15: Pause café
+ Session posters du séminaire „Contact de langues à Maurice“
16.15-17.00:
Tijo Salverda (Vienne):
“The Franco-Mauritians: On language and other signs of elite distinction”
17.00-17.45:
Nadja Gernalzick (Vienne):
„Mauritius and Cultures of Sugar: Colonial, Postcolonial, Neocolonial?“
Vendredi 13 décembre
9.00-9.45:
Peter Stein:
“Ce que les recensements de la population nous disent et ne disent pas sur le
multlinguisme mauricien”
9.45-10.30:
Sibylle Kriegel (Aix-en Provence):
“Copies morphosyntaxiques du bhojpouri en créole mauricien”
10.30-11.00: Pause café
11.00-11.45:
Guillaume Fon-Sing (Paris):
“Créole et français régional à Maurice: influences morphosyntaxiques et
lexicales”
11.45-12.30:
Gudrun Ledegen (Rennes):
„“On va leur montrer c’est qui le patron” (dessin animé Mune, le gardien de la
lune, 2014).
Une typologie de l’interrogative indirecte in situ dans les français
non-standard :
la place du français régional mauricien“
12.30-14.00: Pause midi
14.00-14.45:
Jean-David Bellonie (Martinique) / Elissa Pustka (Vienne):
“Les variétés de français dans les aires créolophones : Maurice, La Réunion,
Martinique, Guadeloupe”
14.45-15.30:
Guilhem Florigny (Université de Maurice):
“Une analyse de productions écrites d’enfants mauriciens de primaire en kreol
morisien et en français”
15.30-16.15:
Annecilla Sampt (Vienne):
“Représentations des langues à l’île Maurice”
16.15-17.00:
Discussion finale et clôture du colloque
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