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The second research seminar of the BAAL Special Interest Group on Linguistic Ethnography will be held at the University of Wales Conference Centre in Gregynog (near Newtown, Powys. Wales, UK) on the weekend of April 27-28th, 2002. The overall aim of this research seminar will be to extend and further develop the dialogue about theory and method in ethnographic research on language and literacy initiated in the first seminar in this series at the University of Leicester (details of the Leicester seminar are available at http://www.baal.org.uk/ling_ethno). This dialogue will be extended and developed in three broad ways at Gregynog: (1) By considering issues of theory and method arising from ethnographic research in bilingual and multilingual settings; (2) By revisiting the notion of 'genre' and its use in ethnographic research on language and literacy; (3) By exploring links with ethnographic research conducted by other social scientists in the UK. The first theme has been adopted because the seminar is to be held in a bilingual context in Wales. Further information about this research seminar is available at the following website: http://www.aber.ac.uk/education/Research/Linguistic_Ethnography_Forum/index.htm The local organisers are based at the University of Wales Aberystwyth. They are: Marilyn Martin-Jones, Department of Education (mqmMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueaber.ac.uk) and Wini Davies, Department of European Languages (wid
aber.ac.uk). Dr Wini Davies, Adran Ieithoedd Ewropeaidd/Dept of European Langs, P.C.A./U.W.A., Aberystwyth SY23 3DY Cymru/Wales. Tel: 01970-622557 Ffacs/Fax: 01970-622553