34.3725, Calls: Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association for the Advancement of Netherlandic Studies

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Subject: 34.3725, Calls: Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association for the Advancement of Netherlandic Studies

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Date: 10-Dec-2023
From: Tanja Collet [tcollet at uwindsor.ca]
Subject: Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association for the Advancement of Netherlandic Studies


Full Title: Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association for the
Advancement of Netherlandic Studies
Short Title: CAANS 2024

Date: 15-Jun-2024 - 16-Jun-2024
Location: McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Contact Person: Tanja Collet
Meeting Email: tcollet at uwindsor.ca
Web Site: https://caans-acaen.ca/

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics
Subject Language(s): Dutch (nld)
Language Family(ies): Germanic

Call Deadline: 31-Jan-2024

Meeting Description:

The Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association for the Advancement of
Netherlandic Studies will be held at McGill University in Montreal
(Quebec, Canada) on 15 and 16 June in conjunction with Congress 2024,
the yearly Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences organized by
the FHSS (Federation for the Humanities and the Social Sciences).

This year's meeting will focus on the status of Dutch as a language of
higher education in Belgium and the Netherlands. A roundtable
discussion on Dutch Studies in the Americas is also planned.

Hans Vanacker, editor of the cultural magazine Septentrion, Miroir de
la culture en Flandre et aux Pays-Bas, will open the debate with a
keynote lecture on the widespread use of English as a language of
instruction at Dutch-language universities.

Call for Papers:

CAANS 2024
15-16 June 2024

Hybrid Conference

In partnership with:
Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences
and
McGill University (Montreal, Canada)


The Canadian Association for the Advancement of Netherlandic Studies
is the academic ‘home’ of Canadian (and other) scholars, from a myriad
of disciplines, whose research focuses on some aspect of Netherlandic
Studies, be it linguistic, literary, historical, political, diasporic,
post-colonial, art-historical, etc. This year, our annual conference
will take place in person at McGill University but will also allow for
remote participation.

We invite proposals for papers addressing the main theme of this
year’s gathering: Sustaining Shared Futures. This theme coincides with
the theme chosen by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences for Congress 2024, an annual gathering of Canadian academic
associations active in the humanities and social sciences. The theme
invites scholars to reflect on issues of sustainability, which also
include the maintenance and development of human linguistic and
cultural diversity. For CAANS 2024, scholars are invited to submit
proposals focusing on the power relationships that exist between Dutch
and other languages in Belgium and the Netherlands, or elsewhere. A
roundtable discussion on the future of Dutch in higher education is
also planned. Papers addressing related topics such as the challenges
facing Dutch Studies programs at North American and European
universities will also be considered for inclusion in the roundtable
discussion.

In addition to proposals focusing on this year’s theme, we also
welcome proposals for papers addressing any other topic related to
Netherlandic studies, including but not limited to language,
literature, culture, history, art and art history, or politics.

Presentations will be 20 minutes plus 10 minutes for questions and
discussion and may be delivered in English, French, or Dutch. Papers
may be delivered in person or remotely. The online format will be live
presentation with live Q&A. Instructions regarding remote delivery
will be shared with the presenter upon acceptance of their proposal.

CAANS 2024 will feature Hans Vanacker, editor of the cultural magazine
Septentrion, Miroir de la culture en Flandre et aux Pays-Bas as this
year’s keynote speaker. Hans Vanacker will examine the use of English
as a language of instruction at Dutch universities and its possible
implications, particularly from a linguistic and sociocultural
perspective.

Please send your title and a short abstract (150-300 words exclusive
of any references) BEFORE JANUARY 31, 2024 to:
Dr. Tanja Collet
Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures
University of Windsor
401 Sunset Avenue
Windsor ON N9B 3P4
Canada
Email tcollet at uwindsor.ca

Please send your abstract as an email attachment, formatted in Word or
pdf. On a separate page or in the body of the email, please provide
the following information:
•       The title of your paper
•       Your preference for in person or remote participation
•       Your name and title
•       Your affiliation
•       Your full address
•       Your telephone number
•       Your email address

The conference program will be posted on the CAANS/ACAEN website at
www.caans-acaen.ca in early April 2024 and in the April 2024
Newsletter.

All papers will be considered for inclusion in the conference
proceedings published by the Canadian Journal of Netherlandic Studies
(CJNS). The guidelines for submission to the conference proceedings
will be sent by email to all participants shortly after the
conference.

CAANS 2024 will also award one Congress Graduate Merit Award (CGMA),
worth $500, to this year’s best graduate student paper.


For questions contact the program chair:
Tanja Collet
tcollet at uwindsor.ca



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