31.930, Summer Schools: PhD course 'The political economy of language and space/place' / Sweden

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Subject: 31.930, Summer Schools:  PhD course 'The political economy of language and space/place' / Sweden

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Date: Sat, 07 Mar 2020 15:15:40
From: Johan Järlehed [johan.jarlehed at sprak.gu.se]
Subject: PhD course 'The political economy of language and space/place' / Sweden

 

PhD course 'The political economy of language and space/place'

Host Institution: Göteborg University
Website: https://sprak.gu.se/english/research/conferences/ll12/phd-course

Dates: 14-Sep-2020 - 16-Sep-2020
Location: Göteborg, Sweden, Sweden

Focus: The course is structured into three parts: a reading period (approx. mid-July to beginning of September), a 3-day workshop in Gothenburg (14-16 of September), and a writing period with a deadline for submitting a final essay on October 30.
The workshop will run from 9 am on Monday 14 of September to 5 pm on Wednesday 16 of September, and includes talks by the invited lecturers, presentations by the attending students, and discussions.
Invited lecturers: Adam Jaworski, Luisa Martín Rojo, Alfonso del Percio, Kellie Gonçalves, Jackie Jia Lou, Sari Pietikäinen and Helen Kelly-Holmes.
Minimum Education Level: MA


Special Qualifications:
PhD project in course.


Description:
This PhD course will be given in conjunction with the 12th Linguistic
Landscape Workshop, with a physical meeting in Gothenburg 14-16 September
2020. The course will cover different aspects of the political economy of
language in relation to a variety of arenas and processes - not only
linguistic landscapes but also tourism, gentrification, commodification,
digitization, racism, segregation and social protests.


Tuition: 0 

Tuition Explanation: The course is free of charge.


Registration: Open until 01-Apr-2020

Contact Person: Johan Järlehed
                Email: johan.jarlehed at sprak.gu.se

Apply by Email: johan.jarlehed at sprak.gu.se

Registration Instructions:
If you want to apply for the course, please send an abstract (max 500 words)
to Johan Järlehed (johan.jarlehed at sprak.gu.se) motivating: (1) how the course
theme is relevant to your PhD project, and (2) how you think you can
contribute to the discussions during the course.
Deadline for applications: 1 of April 2020.




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