35.971, Calls: Language, Identity and Racism: a Linguistic Approach/ Lengua, Identidad y Racismo: un Enfoque Lingüístico

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Subject: 35.971, Calls: Language, Identity and Racism: a Linguistic Approach/ Lengua, Identidad y Racismo: un Enfoque Lingüístico

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Date: 15-Mar-2024
From: Seana Ryan [seana.ryan at ucc.ie]
Subject: Language, Identity and Racism: a Linguistic Approach/ Lengua, Identidad y Racismo: un Enfoque Lingüístico


Full Title: Language, identity and racism: a linguistic approach/
Lengua, identidad y racismo: un enfoque lingüístico

Date: 05-Sep-2024 - 06-Sep-2024
Location: University College Cork, Ireland
Contact Person: Seana Ryan
Meeting Email: seana.ryan at ucc.ie

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Discourse Analysis;
Sociolinguistics
Subject Language(s): English (eng)
                     Spanish (spa)

Call Deadline: 15-May-2024

Meeting Description:

Organised by the Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American
Studies of University College Cork (UCC) together with CASILaC (Centre
for Advanced Studies in Languages and Cultures) and the MA Applied
Linguistics programme, this two-day conference will gather together
linguists, educators and writers, in order to facilitate a discussion
of linguistic change in the context of key issues around language and
race that are becoming ever more relevant in the twenty-first century.
The conference aims to explore various ways in which the racialization
of language can contribute to unequal power formations which impact on
every aspect of society, including educational policies and media
discourse, and lead to the stigmatization of language practices, both
within and beyond the borders of the Spanish-speaking world.

Scheduled to take place in University College Cork on September 5th
and 6th next, this will be the very first conference of this kind in
Ireland. It is hoped that it will lead the way in encouraging a
long-overdue examination of the role of language in perpetuating
racist and exclusionary ideologies, and encourage the creation of a
specific research community in the area of raciolinguistics.
INVITED SPEAKERS
Dr. Joan M. Oleaque, Universitat Nacional de Valencia
Dr. José Magro, University of Maryland
Dr. Stephen Lucek, University College Dublin
Dr. Sandra Soler Castillo,  Universidad Distrital Francisco José de
Caldas, Bogotá

Call for Papers:

Papers will be presented in person. We invite abstract submissions for
papers that focus on raciolinguistic issues in a broad sense. We
invite contributions pertaining to, but not limited to:

language ideology in education, political discourse and the media

Indigeneity and minority language rights

Discourse and racialization

Translanguaging

Language of marginalized groups.

Antiracist discourse and resistance



Abstract submission guidelines

Abstracts should not be longer than 500 words. A separate page may be
used for references, examples, images, figures or tables. Please
submit your abstract to https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1WwypFkutmeutI
lqSZnzdb8RfPKm82PXfv2ze1Jp4AoQ/edit?ts=65d87796 before May 15th  2024.



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