学术会议｜2024年家庭语言政策国际会议

2024年家庭语言政策国际会议

In their 2008 paper, King et al. laid the foundation for the emergence of the field that came to be recognised as Family Language Policy (FLP). Since then, this field of inquiry has received an increasing amount of scholarly attention and has evolved into a burgeoning field over the last decade. In this short time span, the core interests of FLP have shifted: While it initially attempted “to draw direct causal links across ideologies, practices, and outcomes”, it moved on to examining “how families are constructed through multilingual language practices, and how language functions as a resource for this process of family making and meaning making” (King 2016: 728). Recent FLP scholarship has pointed to the necessity of putting under scrutiny the central concepts of family, language, and language policy and not departing from taken-for-granted notions in order to produce situated accounts of FLP (Lanza & Lomeu Gomes 2020). A recent proposal even suggests reimagining the field “under the more all-encompassing label of family multilingualism” (Léglise 2023: 288), arguing that the institutionalisation of FLP as a field has marginalised different kinds of knowledges pertinent to family multilingualism.

We specifically welcome contributions in the form of papers and symposia on the following issues:

• Epistemological foundations of FLP/FM

• Key theoretical concepts in FLP/FM

• Nexus of FLP/FM and the wider community

• Interaction between FLP/FM and educational institutions

• Children’s agency

• Digital and multimodal interaction in the family

• Affect and emotion in FLP/FM

• FLP/FM and political economy

• Participatory approaches in FLP/FM

Abstracts can be submitted for:

Individual Presentations (20-minute presentation and 10-minute discussion)

Symposia (90-minute timeslot with at least three contributors – otherwise free format)

The word limit for abstracts (including references) is 300 words for individual presentations and 900 words for symposia.

In addition to English, we accept abstracts in the following languages: French, German, Irish, Italian, Scottish Gaelic. Presenters may choose to present in these languages; however, no interpretation service will be provided for individual papers or symposia.

Abstracts can be submitted via this Microsoft Form until July 31, 2024.

Abstracts will be reviewed by the organising committee. Notifications of the outcome of the review process will be sent by August 15th 2024.

We accept remote presentations via Zoom alongside on-site presentations.

31.07.2024 Submission of abstracts

15.08.2024 Notification of acceptance

30.09.2024 Registration closes

Conference Fees: none

For your convenience, we have partnered with local hotels to offer special rates for conference attendees.

The Ardilaun Hotel: Nestled in lush gardens, this elegant hotel combines luxury with tranquillity, just a short distance from the conference venue. Agreed rates are single rooms at €159 for Bed & Breakfast and Doubles/Twins at €169 for Bed & Breakfast.

The Dean Galway: A stylish and contemporary hotel located in the heart of the city, offering state-of-the-art amenities and exceptional service. Agreed rates are single rooms at €210 for Bed & Breakfast and Doubles/Twins at €250 for Bed & Breakfast.

To take advantage of the special rates, please mention the conference name when booking. Early reservations are encouraged due to high demand.

更多会议信息请访问网站https://universityofgalwaymooreinst.clr.events/event/136278:family-language-policy-conference#794:call-for-papers查看

欢迎参会！

推  荐

欢迎加入

今日小编：心得君

审     核：心得君

转载&合作请联系

"心得君"

微信：xindejun_yyxxd