SALSA XXVI LANGUAGE IN SOCIETY: CULTURE, SPACE, AND IDENTITY

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2 SALSA XXVI LANGUAGE IN SOCIETY: CULTURE, SPACE, AND IDENTITY THE 26 th SYMPOSIUM ABOUT LANGUAGE AND SOCIETY, AUSTIN THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN FRIDAY APRIL 20, :30 AM REGISTRATION OPENS (Refreshments available) LOCATION: JULIUS GLICKMAN CONFERENCE CENTER AT CLA 1.302B REGISTER AT CLA 1.302C 9:00 9:10 AM OPENING REMARKS TBD The University of Texas at Austin 9:15 10:55 AM SESSION 1: Language and Space JEREMY HURDUS University of the Basque Country Acquisition Planning as Spatial Planning KYLE SASAOKA National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taipei The Semiotic Landscape of Migrants: A Case Study of Southeast Asian Migrant Space in Taiwan DAVID DIVITA Pomona College The Politics of Nostalgia: Remembering the Past from the Perspective of Later Life STEPHEN PETERS McGill University Formalizing Boundaries in Forms of Talk: Reported Speech and Translation in Cross-cultural Indigenous Public Discourse 11:00 12:00 PM KEYNOTE ADDRESS ROBERT MATEJ BEDNAR Southwestern University Melancholy Remains: Encountering Images, Objects, and Spaces of Trauma 12:00 1:15 PM LUNCH (On your own) 1 S A L S A X X VI

3 1:15 2:55 PM SESSION 2: Identity and Performance AISULU KULBAYEVA Georgetown University How To Be a Good Neighbor Among Kazakhs: The Insights from Discourse Analysis of Personal Narratives MARK VISONA Georgetown University signed, an ashamed eagle scout : Small Stories and Big-N Narratives in Posts on the Boy Scouts of America Facebook Page LAURA ELIZABETH SEARCY University of Kansas Don t Forget Your Language! Identity and Resistance as Constructed Through a Uyghur Parody NORAZRIN ZAMRI The University of Warwick, Coventry Apparently, that makes me a horrible mother! New Malaysian Mothers Discursive Constructions of Identities 3:00 4:40 PM SESSION 3: Discourse and Media TAYLOR JAMES CHLAPOWSKI Georgia State University, STEPHANIE LINDEMANN Georgia State University, AND CAMILLA VASQUEZ University of South Florida Assimilation Mission Accomplished : Multiracial Latin-American Comedians Discourses of Ethnicity and Race FANNY MACÉ The University of Texas at Austin Populism 2.0 : A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Tweets of Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon During the 2017 French Presidential Election YULIA BOSWORTH Binghamton University, SUNY Linguistic Judgment in Adjudicating Identity and Belonging in Quebec YU-HAN LINN University of Hawai i at Mānoa It s Okay Since He s Canadian : Membership Categorization, Framing, and Morality 4:50 5:50 PM KEYNOTE ADDRESS JAMES SLOTTA The University of Texas at Austin Bubbles, Silos, Cocoons: The Allusive Structure of an Anti-public Sphere 6:45-9:00 PM RECEPTION LOCATION: TBD 2 S A L S A X X VI

4 SATURDAY APRIL 21, :30 AM BREAKFAST (Refreshments available) LOCATION: JULIUS GLICKMAN CONFERENCE CENTER AT CLA 1.302B 9:00 10:40 AM SESSION 4: Language Ideologies PATRICK DRACKLEY University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Who is French, Anyway? Negotiating French-ness Through Orthographic Prescription STEPHANIE LINDEMANN AND YU KYOUNG SHIN Georgia State University The Role of Accent Identification in Attitudes Toward North Korean Accents ZACHARY CALL Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Doing Basqueness: A Chronotopic Analysis of Basque-American Identity TARANEH SANEI University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign De-Westernization or De-Arabization: Purification of Persian and the Negotiation of Ethnolinguistic Identities vis-à-vis Global Identities 10:45 11:45 AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS JACQUELINE URLA University of Massachusetts, Amherst Towards a Generative Critique of Linguistic Governmentality 11:45 AM 1:00 PM LUNCH (On your own) 1:00 2:40 PM SESSION 5: Gender, Religion and Race FARHANA ABDUL FATAH The University of Warwick, Coventry Taking Back My Religion: Power, Hijab, and the Religious Identity Construction of Non-Veiled Muslim Women MIYABI OZAWA University of Colorado, Boulder Co-Constructing Gender Binaries in a Japanese Interaction NAOMEE-MINH NGUYEN Georgetown University In Our Own Queer World: The Co-construction of Coming Out Narratives in a Conversation Among Queer Friends SATOKO SHAO-KOBAYASHI Chiba University, Japan From Jap in California to Kikoku in Tokyo: Intra-ethnic Othering and Identity Shift 3 S A L S A X X VI

5 2:50 3:50 PM KEYNOTE ADDRESS RICHARD BOURHIS Université du Québec à Montréal Forty Years of Pro-French Language Planning in Quebec: What Impact on the Anglophone Minority of Quebec? 4:00 5:40 PM SESSION 6: Language Planning and Language Policy ARIS CLEMONS The University of Texas at Austin Spanish Heritage Speakers: Language, Race, And Resistance in U.S. Classroom Spaces BECKY BUTLER AND KATYA PERTSOVA University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Dialect Diversity at the University: A Report on the Effectiveness of an Educational Initiative SUZANNE GARCÍA-MATEUS Southwestern University, RACHEL SHOWSTACK Witchita State University AND CRISTINA COSTAS Southwestern University Bilinguals Raising Bilingual Children: Institutional, Societal, and Familial Influence on Bilingual Parents' Family Language Policy MOHAMMED ALZAHRANI Washington State University Family Language Policy: Insights into Arab Parents Experiences in the United States 6:30 8:30 PM CONFERENCE GATHERING LOCATION: TBD 4 S A L S A X X VI