20th Annual Conference on Language, Interaction, and Culture
May 1-3, 2014
University of California, Los Angeles
Presented by
The Center for Language, Interaction, and Culture
Graduate
Student Association (CLIC-GSA) at the University of
California,
Los Angeles, and
The Language,
Interaction, and Social Organization Graduate Student
Association
(LISO-GSA) at the University of California, Santa Barbara
PLENARY
SPEAKERS
John Heritage
Sociology,
UCLA
Marcyliena
Morgan
African and
African American Studies, Harvard
Keith Murphy
Anthropology,
UC Irvine
SUBMISSIONS
Submissions
should address topics at the intersection of language,
interaction,
and culture. Approaches include, but are not limited to,
conversation
analysis, discourse analysis, ethnography of
communication,
ethnomethodology, interactional sociolinguistics,
language
ideologies, and language socialization.
Abstracts for
presentations and posters are welcome from graduate
students and
faculty. Presentations that include video and/or audio
recordings of
naturalistic interaction are encouraged. Speakers will
have 20
minutes for presentation and 10 minutes for discussion. A
subset of
papers presented at the conference will be published in the
conference
proceedings, Crossroads of Language, Interaction, and
Culture.
Abstracts are
due no later than Friday, January 31, 2014, by
electronic
submission only. The submission guidelines are provided
below and on
the CLIC-GSA website
Center for
Language, Interaction, and Culture Graduate Student
Association
(CLIC-GSA) University of California, Los Angeles,
Department of
Applied Linguistics P.O. BOX 951531 3300 Rolfe Hall, Los
Angeles, CA
90095-1531
GUIDELINES
Abstracts
should be submitted through the CLIC-GSA website
provide the
following information:
- Whether the
abstract is for a presentation or a poster
- The name(s)
of the author(s) - The affiliation(s) of the author(s)
- The
preferred mailing address, phone number, and e-mail address for
notification
- The title
of the paper ! An abstract no longer than 500 words
- Any
additional comments
Abstracts should
clearly state the main point or argument of the
paper;
briefly discuss the problem or research question with reference
to previous
research and the work’s relevance to developments in the
field; and
may include a short example to support the main point or
argument.
Conclusions should be stated, however tentative.
Abstracts
should be accessible to a wide audience, as they will be
reviewed by
scholars from a variety of language-related fields, such
as
anthropology, applied linguistics, education, and sociology.
Presentations
and posters will be accepted based on reviewers’
evaluations
of the anonymous abstracts.
The deadline
for the receipt of abstracts is Friday, January 31, 2014.
Late
submissions will not be accepted. Notification of acceptance or
non-acceptance
will be sent via e-mail in February 2014.
Conference
registration is free and will be accessible at the CLIC-GSA website:
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