In cooperation with Dicle University School of Foreign Languages, Faculty of Education, and Faculty of Letters, we are organizing the 2nd International Sociolinguistics Research Symposium on 21-23 November 2024 to
examine the social dynamics of language and its role in social interaction. The
symposium aims to bring together researchers from linguistics, sociology,
psychology, anthropology, communication, literature, and other related
disciplines to share new knowledge and develop different perspectives. In this
context, some of the topics that the symposium, which is open to all studies
related to the discipline of Sociolinguistics, will address but will not be
limited to are as follows:
- Language and (Im)Politeness
- Language Variation and Change
- Language Attitudes and Ideologies
- Language and Identity
- Language Socialization
- Language and Education
- Bilingualism and Multilingualism
- Digital Language and Society
- Language and Social Class
- Language and Media
- Conversation Analysis and Discourse Analysis
- Language and Ethnicity
- Code Switching and Translanguaging
- Language and Gender
- Language and Age
- Language Policy and Planning
- Linguistic Landscapes Studies
- Language Acquisition
- Language and Culture
- Language and Power
- Language and Workplace
- Language Contact, Language Shift
The symposium aims to present current research, promote
knowledge sharing, and bring together researchers working in sociolinguistics to encourage possible future collaborations. Providing
participants with the opportunity to present their research to relevant
experts and the academic community, will allow new knowledge to emerge and
new perspectives to be developed in this field.
At the Sociolinguistics Research Symposium, we are pleased and
honored to welcome academics, researchers, students, and other interested
professionals who want to understand the impact of language on society better and share their current research.
Please find us on the Sociolinguistic Events Calendar: https://baal.org.uk/slxevents/