[aymara] AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LANGUAGE AND IDENTITY

["Jorge P. Arpasi" <arpasi1@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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Wayne Finke wayne_finke@baruch.cuny.edu on Fri Mar 29 18:24:46 2002.

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You are cordially invited to submit a proposal to read a paper at

AN INTENATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

LANGUAGE AND IDENTITY
Sponsored by
THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF GEOLINGUISTICS
and
BARUCH COLLEGE OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
at
BARUCH COLLEGE 
THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
October 4-5, 2002

Papers on any aspect of the topic should take 15 minutes to read aloud 
but may be expanded to as many as 15 pages (single-spaced, with one-line 
spaces between paragraphs) for publication in the proceedings. Those will 
appear early in 2003. Participants are asked to submit final articles 
to the secretary by December 15, 2002. 

Names are so important to personal identity that even those seeking aliases 
tend to retain some part of the real name, if only initials. Language 
underlies ethnic unity and fuels political aspirations, whether speakers 
have a country or their own or (as with gypsies or the Kurds) not. The 
conference will address all the cultural, economic, political and other 
ramifications of the connections between language and personal, group,
and national identities; the impact of artificial and dominant international 
languages; the have/have-nots of the modern technological world with its 
special languages; bilingualism and language competition/legislation; 
language as affecting the personality and the tribe; and more. The conference 
is, like other ASG conferences since 1985, under the direction of Prof.
Leonard R. N. Ashley, president of ASG, and the secretary again is Prof.
Wayne H. Finke. Prof. Finke may be contacted now with early proposals 
(to 400 words) for papers, questions about registration fees, $45.00 (as 
usua
Enjoy New York City in the fall and participate with colleagues from the 
US and abroad in an important scholarly meeting! 

Professor Wayne H. Finke, Modern Languages, B6-280, Baruch 



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