Language and Society / Langage et Société : A Paris-Chicago Dialogue of Disciplines Intervenants : University of Chicago: E. Summerson Carr (School of Social Service Administration), Susan Gal (Anthropology), Constantine Nakassis (Anthropology), Michael Silverstein (Anthropology), Lenore Grenoble (Linguistics), Justin Richland (Anthropology) Paris: Josiane Boutet (Paris Sorbonne), Cécile Canut (Cerlis, Paris Descartes), James Costa (Lacito, Sorbonne Nouvelle), Isabelle Léglise (SeDyL, CNRS), Bertrand Masquelier (Lacito), Gilles Siouffi (Paris Sorbonne) Recomposition of urban landscape - Routes 1A - Crédits photo : Sachiyo Nishimura www.snishimura.com Colloque organisé par Michael Silverstein (University of Chicago), James Costa (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle), Cécile Canut (Cerlis, Université Paris Descartes) et Isabelle Léglise (SeDyL, CNRS) 12, 13, 14 juin 2017 University of Chicago Center in Paris, 6 rue omas Mann, Paris 13ème
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Language and Society / Langage et Société :
A Paris-Chicago Dialogue of Disciplines
Intervenants : University of Chicago: E. Summerson Carr (School of Social Service Administration), Susan Gal (Anthropology), Constantine Nakassis (Anthropology), Michael Silverstein
(Anthropology), Lenore Grenoble (Linguistics), Justin Richland (Anthropology)
Paris: Josiane Boutet (Paris Sorbonne), Cécile Canut (Cerlis, Paris Descartes), James Costa (Lacito, Sorbonne Nouvelle), Isabelle Léglise (SeDyL, CNRS), Bertrand Masquelier
9.00-10.30 Cécile Canut (U. Paris Descartes, Cerlis) Epilinguistic discourses, imaginary of language, and language ideologies: What do French sociolinguistic studies do with ideologies?
11.00-12.30 Lenore Grenoble (U. Chicago, Dept. of Linguistics) A Socially Mediated Analysis of Language and Space in Greenland
Discussion par Cécile Canut et Félix Danos
12.30-14.00 Buffet
14.00-15.30 Josiane Boutet (Paris Sorbonne, Langage & Société) Pratiques langagières et part langagière du travail : deux concepts d’une sociolinguistique critique
16.00-17.30 E. Summerson Carr (U. Chicago, Dept of Public Administration) American Rhetoric: Poetics, Persuasion, and the Aesthetics of Behavior Change
Discussion par J. Boutet
Mardi
8.30-9.00 Accueil
9.00-10.30 Michael Silverstein (U. Chicago, Dept. of Anthropology) The Colorful but Misguided Recent Life of “Linguistic Relativity.”
Discussion par Gilles Siouffi
11.00-12.30 Gilles Siouffi (Paris Sorbonne) Paris Sorbonne: L’usage en questions.
12.30-14.00 Buffet
14.00-15.30 Isabelle Léglise (CNRS, SeDyL) Multilingual language practices, heterogeneity and the question of language boundaries
16.00-17.30 Susan Gal (U. Chicago, Dept. of Anthropology) Exploring circulation: Clasps, channels and other semiotic devices
Discussion par N. Marignier et J. Costa
Mercredi
8.30-9.00 Accueil
9.00-10.30 James Costa (Sorbonne Nouvelle, Lacito) Language in 18th c. France and Scotland: Constituting languages as political subjects
11.00-12.30 Justin Richland (U. Chicago. Dept. of Anthropology) Regulatory Relations: Chronotoping Significance in a US-Hopi Administrative Encounters in the Tonto National Forest.
Discussion par James Costa et Isabelle Léglise
12.30-14.00 Buffet
14.00-15.30 Constantine Nakassis (U. Chicago. Dept. of Anthropology) Adulation and Encompassment in Tamil Cinema
Discussion par Bertrand Masquelier
16.00-17.30 Bertrand Masquelier (Lacito) Façons de parler, de dire et d’écrire : le calypso dans la littérature caribéenne anglophone.
