34.3703, Calls: Laissez les bon(s) temps rouler: Français et créoles entre héritage(s) et avenir(s)

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Subject: 34.3703, Calls: Laissez les bon(s) temps rouler: Français et créoles entre héritage(s) et avenir(s)

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Date: 07-Dec-2023
From: Dalila Ayoun [ayoun at arizona.edu]
Subject: Laissez les bon(s) temps rouler: Français et créoles entre héritage(s) et avenir(s)

Full Title: Laissez les bon(s) temps rouler: Français et créoles entre
héritage(s) et avenir(s)
Short Title: AFLS 2024 New Orleans

Date: 25-Sep-2024 - 27-Sep-2024
Location: New Orleans, USA
Contact Person: Dalila Ayoun
Meeting Email: AFLS.nouvelleorleans.2024 at gmail.com
Web Site: https://afls2024nola.sciencesconf.org/

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Discourse Analysis; General
Linguistics; Historical Linguistics; History of Linguistics; Language
Acquisition
Subject Language(s): Creole French, Louisiana (lou)
                     French (fra)
                     French, Cajun (frc)

Call Deadline: 01-Apr-2024

Meeting Description:

The annual conference of the Association of French Language Studies
(AFLS) will be held at Tulane University in New Orleans (Louisiana).
The linguistic and cultural situation of French in Louisiana is
unique: Louisiana French varieties and Creole are endangered, and
there are public and private initiatives to revitalize the linguistic
heritage of the region. The conference will therefore focus on
diachronic and diatopic variation of French and French-based Creoles
as well as on linguistic revitalization and conservation efforts.

Invited plenary speakers
Dr. Anne-José Villeneuve (University of Alberta)
Dr. Kevin Rottet (Indiana University)
The following themes will be of particular interest:
•       varieties of French, Creoles and regional dialects
•       diachronic, diatopic, diastratic, diaphasic variations
•       origins, present state, future of Creoles and regional
varieties
•       linguistic revitalization and conservation
•       language policies
•       French, Creoles and regional dialects in immersion
•       pedagogy and/or acquisition of French L2, bilingualism
•       aspects of theoretical and applied French linguistics
We invite  abstract submissions that center around one or more of
these themes as well as aspects of theoretical or applied linguistics
of French in the broad sense.

You may submit an abstract in French or in English for:
•       An individual talk (20 minutes + 10 minutes for Q&A) or
•       A colloquium on one the themes listed above that would include
up to 4 talks
•       In addition, graduate students may submit a summary of the
work-in-progress they would like to present at the roundtable designed
for that purpose.

Abstracts should be no longer than 300 words + references and written
in the language in which the presentation will be made.

Abstracts should be anonymized and submitted on the following website
by April 1, 2024: https://afls2024nola.sciencesconf.org/

Deadlines:
•       February 1–April 1,  2024: abstract submission
•       May 1, 2024: notification of acceptance/rejection
•       June 1–August 15,  2024: early-bird registration
•       August 16–September 1, 2024: standard registration

Contact: AFLS.nouvelleorleans.2024 at gmail.com

Organizing committee:
        Nathalie Djako (Tulane University)
        Tom Klingler (Tulane University)
        Charles Mignot (Tulane University)
        Dalila Ayoun (University of Arizona)

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