LINGUIST List 24.1358
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Wed Mar 20 2013
Summer Schools: LAGESEC 2013/ Eressos, Greece
Editor for this issue: Caylen Cole-Hazel
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Date: 20-Mar-2013
From: Costas Canakis <c.canakis sa.aegean.gr>
Subject: LAGESEC 2013/ Eressos, Greece
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LAGESEC 2013/ Eressos, Greece Host Institution: University of the Aegean Coordinating Institution: University of the Aegean Website: https://lagesec2013.pns.aegean.gr/ Dates: 01-Jul-2013 - 14-Jul-2013 Location: Eressos, Lesvos island, Greece Focus: The theme of LAGESEC 2013 is Language, gender, and sexuality: Discourses of precarious citizenship in precarious times – the Balkan experience. aims at an investigation of language, gender, and sexuality in relation to citizenship in the Balkans from an interdisciplinary perspective. The major goal is to familiarize students with the fact that the national narratives produced in the Balkans (and elsewhere) are simultaneously gendered, sexed, and ethnic as well as linguistic. I.e., national narratives use language to talk about the nation as an ethnic and linguistic, but also as a gendered and sexed entity. Current research in the humanities and the social sciences increasingly investigates the multiple, and highly entrenched, indexical relations holding among these areas which are, in principle, distinct. It is these indexical relations which inform LAGESEC 2013. Minimum Education Level: Undergraduate Special Qualifications: LAGESEC 2013 is mainly addressed to MA and PhD students in relevant fields in the humanities and the social sciences (e.g., sociolinguistics, anthropology, gender/sexuality studies, Balkan studies). However, applications by senior undergraduate students with a strong relevant background may also be considered (based on availability). Description: LAGESEC 2013 is an interdisciplinary summer school focusing on language, gender, and sexuality and its implications for citizenship in the geopolitical area of the Balkans. It brings together scholars from a variety of fields in the humanities and the social sciences in an attempt to enhance dialogue among researchers in linguistics, anthropology, gender/sexuality studies, and Balkan studies. As research on sexuality evolves and complements research on gender, citizenship has emerged as a pivotal issue. Research on language and gender and on language and sexuality has come to eventually focus on rights and obligations, and especially on the evaluative (and often discriminating) character of membership in a nation state relative to the potentially precarious status of some citizens. Linguistic Field(s): Anthropological Linguistics Discourse Analysis Pragmatics Sociolinguistics Tuition: 450.00 EUR Registration: 20-Mar-2013 to 24-May-2013 Contact Person: Costas Canakis Email: c.canakis sa.aegean.gr Apply by Email: lagesec2013 aegean.gr Apply on the web: https://lagesec2013.pns.aegean.gr/66-summerschools/lagesec2013/638-registration Registration Instructions: Applicants are required to submit a brief statement of purpose (approx. 250 words) and a short CV. Applications will be assessed based on the relevance of applicant research/profile to the course and on a first-come, first-served basis.
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