Parallell sessions
Wednesday 13 November
| 14:00-15:00 |
Session 1a (Language policy)Room P216 |
Session 1b (Language and Gender)Room P218 |
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To be included or not - Activist language policies in (Swedish) anti-discriminatory organizations |
Cross-Cultural and Gender Differences of Arab Students Using Politeness in Their English Written Email Requests to Professors |
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National Minority Laws in Sweden and Why We Have Them |
Robust Knights and Brittle Princess Gender Stereotypes in Textbooks on Biology and Related School Subjects |
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| 15:30-17:00 |
Session 2a (Language and Education)Room P216 |
Session 2b (Minority Languages)Room P218 |
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Linguistic Discrimination on University Campuses Gaillynn Clements, Duke University, US |
Mother Tongue Influence on learning English as a Foreign Language Mohammed Marzuq Abubakari, University of Applied Management, Ghana |
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Accent Bias in International Higher Education Dozie Ugbaja, University of Hertfordshire, UK |
Bridging the Lexical Gaps: A strategy for Igbo language revitalization Roseline Onyinyechi Uka, Franka Anwa, Ebonyi State College of Education Ikwo, Nigeria |
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Developing and accessing a vicarious contact school intervention aiming at prejudice-reduction through first-person narratives of intergroup friendship Viivi Mäkinen, Karmela Liebkind, University of Helsinki, Finland |
Multilingualism and India: A Political Dichotomy Ayan Ghosh, University of Calcutta, India |
Thursday 14 November
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10:45-12:15 |
Session 3a (Language and Discrimination)Room: P216 |
Session 3b (Language and Gender)Room: P243 |
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Caste Contaminated Language – A Study of Select languages India Sujit Malick, The University of Burdwan, India |
The representation of gender in language: a semantic and diffusion study of English gendered neologisms Océane Foubert, Université de Lille, France |
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“Caged like animals” – The Role of Animacy and Agency in the Depiction of Refugees in German Media Miriam Schmidt-Jüngst, University of Mainz, Germany |
Gender prejudices in qualifying adjectives in English and Swedish Maarten Lemmens, Université de Lille, France |
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Cross-cultural Influences on Linguistic Gender Stereotypes and their Effects on Perception Mattias Östling, Örebro Universitet, Sweden |
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| 13:15-14:45 |
Session 4a (Language and Identity)Room: P216 |
Session 4b (Language and Gender in the Workplace)Room: P243 |
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Language Politics in North East Writing: Locating Indigenous Authors Writing in Asomiya Sarat Kumar Jena, Centurion University of Technology and Management, India |
Pride and prejudice: Languages in the workplace Carla Jonsson, Stockholms University, Sweden |
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“¡Hablamos mejor que los otros!” – Comparing Language Attitudes and Linguistic Identity in Uruguay Lotta Christiansen, TU Dortmund, Germany |
Language and Gender- Discourse Analysis of Women in Leadership Roles in India Usha Nair, SNDT Women's University, India |
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“Combatting Stereotyping by Evoking Stereotypes” - practical, theoretical and ethical dilemmas encountered in the VR-funded project Raising Awareness through Virtual Experiencing (RAVE) Mats Deutschmann, Anders Steinvall, Örebro universitet & Umeå Universitet, Sweden |
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| 15:15-16:45 |
Session 5a (Multilingualism and Media)Room: P216 |
Session 5b (Prejudice and Media)Room: P243 |
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Multilingualism and linguistic landscape of St. Petersburg Vlada Baranova, National Research University, Russia |
Who is prejudiced, who discriminates, and who are their targets? A corpus-based social actor analysis of prejudice and discrimination in the UK press Laura Paterson, The Open University, UK |
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Raising Awareness through Virtual Experiencing Methods Satish Patel, Umeå University, Sweden |
Mediatized Taiwan Mandarin - The role televised media in the formation of speaker stereotypes Chun-Yi Peng, Borough of Manhattan Community College, US |
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Values and Attitudes of Nordic Language Teachers Towards Second Language Education Helge Räihä, Christina von Post, Örebro University, Sweden |
Multiculturalism and Diversity: A Study of Stereotypes in Nigerian Stand-up Comedy Performances Saheed Oke Raheem, Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria |