37.2837, Confs: Panel at NeMLA 2027: Linguistics, Language Attitudes, and Popular Culture (Panel) (USA)

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Subject: 37.2837, Confs: Panel at NeMLA 2027: Linguistics, Language Attitudes, and Popular Culture (Panel) (USA)

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Date: 04-Sep-2026
From: James Mitchell [james.mitchell at salve.edu]
Subject: Panel at NeMLA 2027: Linguistics, Language Attitudes, and Popular Culture (Panel)


Panel at NeMLA 2027: Linguistics, Language Attitudes, and Popular
Culture (Panel)
Short Title: NeMLA
Theme: Linguistics and Popular Culture

Date: 06-Mar-2027 - 09-Mar-2027
Location: Newport, RI, USA
Contact: James G. Mitchell
Contact Email: james.mitchell at salve.edu
Meeting URL: https://cfplist.com/nemla/Home/S/22405

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics

Submission Deadline: 30-Sep-2026

The relationship of Linguistics, Language Attitudes, and Popular
Culture is of paramount importance in understanding how meaning is
constructed and communicated in our everyday lives. Exploring how
language is used and the ideas, attitudes, and information it conveys,
overtly and in more implicit ways in our popular culture allows us to
better understand ourselves and the cultures we live in. Presentations
may address topics in language attitudes or language-related popular
culture, such as:
 - the language attitudes of X (for example, new baby greeting cards,
truck drivers, student writers, first generation immigrants, etc.)
 - issues with prescriptivism
 - language and advertising or other media;
 - professional, corporate, or other industry-related language;
 - dialect, code-switching, or historical studies of language and
language attitudes;
 - language and education, including pedagogical approaches;
 - gendered communication or other sociolinguistic topics;
 - language and popular literature or television/film
 - language and censorship;
 - first and second language acquisition;
 - any topic that relates to popular linguistics or language
attitudes.



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