Program
Invited speakers
Friederike Lüpke (SOAS, London)
Nicholas Evans (ANU, Canberra)
Program and abstracts
You can download pdf-file with the program here: Small-scale Multilingualism: Program
Mon, April 15 |
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| 8 30 | 9 15 | REGISTRATION | ||
| 9 15 | 9 30 | WELCOME | ||
| 9 30 | 10 30 | Olesya Khanina | Friderike Lüpke | Multiple perspectives: Epistemological and methodological reflections on small-scale multilingualism Handout Presentation |
| 10 30 | 11 00 | coffee break | ||
| 11 00 | 11 30 | Mary Walworth, Tom Ennever, Iveth Rodriguez, Lana Takau, Russell Gray | The Multitude of Multilingualism in Vanuatu Abstract | |
| 11 30 | 12 00 | George Moroz | Jean Rohleder | The place of Vamale (New Caledonia) in a multilingual environment - Attitudes towards it and differences across time and space Abstract Presentation |
| 12 00 | 12 30 | Christian Döhler | Multilingualism in Southern New Guinea: A description and an attempt to reconstruct its past Abstract | |
| 12 30 | 14 00 | Lunch | ||
| 14 00 | 14 30 | Pius W. Akumbu, Esther P. Chie | Understanding language diversity among the Mbororo of Northwest Cameroon Abstract | |
| 14 30 | 15 00 | Maria Khachaturyan | Pierpaolo Di Carlo, Jeff Good | Indexical order, identity targets, and the typology of multilingualism Abstract |
| 15 00 | 15 30 | Angiachi Demetris | When stereotypes do not influence language attitudes: a study of multilingual individuals in Lower Fungdom Abstract | |
| 15 30 | 16 00 | coffee break | ||
| 16 00 | 16 30 | Olga Kazakevich | Language contacts of the Northern Selkups and some consequences of these contacts Abstract Presentation | |
| 16 30 | 17 00 | Ilya Chechuro | Brigitte Pakendorf | How does one borrow paradigms? Using historical sociolinguistics to understand a rare process Abstract |
| 17 00 | 17 30 | Yuri Koryakov, Olesya Khanina | Multilingualism of the past: the case of Siberia Abstract | |
| 17 30 | 19 00 | WELCOME RECEPTION | ||
Tue, April 16 |
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| 9 30 | 10 30 | Michael Daniel | Nicholas Evans | Polyglots all the way back: multilingualism, small-scale societies and language evolution |
| 10 30 | 11 00 | coffee break | ||
| 11 00 | 11 30 | Nina Dobrushina | Linguistic endogamy in highland Daghestan Abstract | |
| 11 30 | 12 00 | Daria Konior | Diana Senkina | The Ethnic Languages Maintenance in Urban Areas (Makhachkala Case Study) Abstract |
| 12 00 | 12 30 | Nina Dobrushina, George Moroz | The speakers of minority languages are more multilingual Abstract | |
| 12 30 | 14 00 | Lunch | ||
| 14 00 | 15 30 | Posters | ||
| 15 30 | 16 00 | coffee break | ||
| 16 00 | 16 30 | Patience Epps | Exploring the ideological underpinnings of Amazonian multilingualism Abstract Presentation | |
| 16 30 | 17 00 | Serge Sagna | Kristine Stenzel, Nick Williams | Capturing the multilingual experience: two methodological approaches Abstract |
| 17 00 | 17 30 | Thiago Chacon | The pre-history of linguistic exogamy and widespread polylingualism in the Vaupés area Abstract | |
Wed, April 17 |
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| 9 30 | 10 00 | Ekaterina Gruzdeva | Reconstructing language contacts in the Amur-Sakhalin area Abstract | |
| 10 00 | 10 30 | Rachel Ojong | Maria Pupynina, Natalia Aralova | Lower Kolyma and Alazeya multilingualism and its linguistic outcomes Abstract |
| 10 30 | 11 00 | coffee break | ||
| 11 00 | 11 30 | Irina Samarina | Small-scale multilingualism in Vietic ethnic communities in North-Central Vietnam Abstract | |
| 11 30 | 12 00 | Angiachi Demetris | Francesca Moro | Multilingualism in eastern Indonesia: the case of Alorese Abstract |
| 12 00 | 12 30 | Yu Li | The interaction of age, L2 type and multilingualism in Zauzou community Abstract | |
| 12 30 | 14 00 | Lunch | ||
| 14 00 | 14 30 | Alexandra Vydrina | Small-scale multilingualism in Fouta-Djallon Abstract Presentation | |
| 14 30 | 15 00 | Jean Rohleder | Rachel Ojong | Motivations for language choice among Lower Fungom multilinguals Abstract |
| 15 00 | 15 30 | Serge Sagna, Abbie Hantgan-Sonko | African multilingualism viewed from another angle: challenging the Casamance exception Abstract | |
| 15 30 | 16 00 | coffee break | ||
| 16 00 | 16 30 | Maria Morozova, Alexander Rusakov | Towards an understanding of balanced bilingualism à la balkanique: the Montenegrin Velja Gorana and beyond Abstract Presentation | |
| 16 30 | 17 00 | Joanne Yager | Daria Konior | Patterns and mechanisms of lexical change in symbiotic communities: the case of Carașova and Iabalcea (Banat, Romania) Abstract |
| 17 00 | 17 30 | Mark Donohue | Linguistic responses to plurisocial environments Abstract | |
| 17 30 | 18 00 | CONFERENCE CLOSING | ||
Posters
| Aleksandra Konovalova, Aigul Zakirova | The spread of Russian in an area of Northern Dagestan during the early Soviet period: job or schooling difference? Abstract |
| Kaius Sinnemäki | Comparative sociolinguistics: A typological approach Abstract |
| Muhammad Kamal Khan | The Ormuri Resilience: A Typical Case of Small-scale Multilingualism in Waziristan Agency of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan Abstract |
| Maria Khachaturyan, Maria Konoshenko | Interference, contact, or both? Ethnographic data on multilingualism in support of studies of languages in contact Abstract Poster |
| Joanne Yager, Niclas Burenhult, Marianne Gullberg | Asymmetric semantic interaction in Jedek-Jahai bilinguals: Topological relations and placement event descriptions in a small-scale egalitarian setting in northern Peninsular Malaysia Abstract Poster |
| Ilya Chechuro, Michael Daniel, Samira Verhees | Small-scale multilingualism through the prism of lexical borrowing Abstract |
| Tatiana Agranat | Community with a non-trivial distribution of languages: Setos of the Pechory region Abstract Poster |
| Maria Egorova, Elena Klyachko | Studying Evenki-Yakut multilingualism in various conditions Abstract |