2-0125 LINGUISTIC LEGACIES OF NATIONAL PLURALISM

Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 12:00-13:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

Organizers: Michael Wroblewski (University of Arizona) and Thea R Strand (Wake Forest University)

Chairs: Thea R Strand (University of Massachusetts Amherst)

12:00

Traces of Anti-Tribalist Stances: The Shift From Trilingualism In Kenya

Heidi A Orcutt-Gachiri (University of Arizona)

12:15

New Amazonian Standards for Linguistic Pluralism In Ecuador’s Intercultural Media

Michael Wroblewski (University of Arizona)

12:30

Is Jaffna Tamil the Best? Ideologies of “Legitimate” Language and Sociolinguistic Disjuncture In a Multilingual Sri Lankan School

Christina P Davis (University of Michigan)

12:45

Local As National: Dominant Ideologies of Disunified Language and Culture In Contemporary Norway

Thea R Strand (Wake Forest University)

13:00

Discussion

13:15

Discussion

13:30

Discussion

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