[Linganth] CFP - Language/Affect/Sexuality at Lavender Languages Conference

[Brian Adams-Thies]

We have some individual submissions addressing language and affect. Given
those submissions and inspired by really rich discussions of affect
ethnography and queer affect at this year’s American Anthropology
Association meetings,   a panel on language/affect/sexuality is now in
formation for this year Lav Lgs conference.

 If your work addresses these issues, and you want to share work-to-date at
the conference, please send a proposal describing your intended
presentation.

 If you have interests  in language/affect/sexuality studies and are
looking for research ideas – this is an invitation to come to Lav 23 and be
part of the audience.

Contact: Wlm Leap (*wlm at american.edu* <wlm at american.edu>)   by December 15th,
2015.   Earlier indications of interests are highly desirable.

Best wishes,

Wlm L. Leap
Professor, Department of Anthropology, American University, Washington DC
20016
Co-editor, Journal of Language and Sexuality
http://www.benjamins.com/#catalog/journals/jls

"It is not very hard to silence us, but that is not because we cannot
speak."    --  a Bengali villager once remarked to Nobel prize winning
economist  Amartya Sen  (The Argumentative Indian, Picador Books, 2005:
xiii)

"Don't be a drag, just be a queen."  Lady Gaga

*Brian Adams-Thies, PhD*
*brianat73 at gmail.com <brianat73 at gmail.com>*
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