[SlawKaus] morgen/übermorgen : "Minority and Endangered Languages in the Multilingual Context of the Balkans"

[Kahl, Thede]

Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen,

für den Fall, dass sich jemand von Euch/Ihnen morgen und übermorgen zur Linguistiktagung nach Vendig klicken oder einfach einen Blick auf das Programm werfen möchte: Es besteht die Möglichkeit der Teilnahme über Zoom.

Beste Grüße und schönen Sonntagabend,
TDK


University of Venice
Department of Linguistics and Comparative Cultural Studies

International Conference "Minority and Endangered Languages in the Multilingual Context of the Balkans"

December 12th and 13th, 2022

Zoom links:
12th December, 09.00 am: https://unive.zoom.us/j/83843615546, Meeting ID: 838 4361 5546
13th December, 09.00 am: https://unive.zoom.us/j/85905518993, Meeting ID: 859 0551 8993

Organizing Commitee:

  *   Iliyana Krapova
  *   Luisa Ruvoletto
  *   Giustina Selvelli
  *   Giuseppina Turano

Program

Monday, 12th December, 2022

Morning Session

9.15-9.30
Official greetings by Prof. Antonio Trampus, director, and by the board of the Centro Studi sul Multilinguismo, Venice

9.30-9.45
Introduction
Giustina Selvelli & Iliyana Krapova, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice

9.45-10.30
Keynote lecture
Evangelia Adamou (National Centre for Scientific Research in France), How to be both: Bilingualism in the Balkans and its effects throughout the centuries

10.30-11.00
Maria Morozova & Alexander Rusakov (Institute for Linguistic Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia), Societal multilingualism à la balkanique: A dynamic typology of Albanian-Slavic contact situations

11.00-11.30
Coffee break at Venice Eat

Chair: Luisa Ruvoletto

11.30-12.00
Olivier Winistörfer (University of Zurich), Why minority languages matter. How Aromanian and West Rumelian Turkish help understand factors of societal multilingualism in the Balkan Sprachbund

12.00-12.30
Christian Voß (Humboldt University Berlin), Linguistic self-empowerment of New Speakers: Slavic ethnic revival in Greece since the 1980s

12.30-13.00
Sasho Ognenovski (Perun Artis, Bitola), In the shade of intercultural recognition

13.00-14.30
Lunch break

Afternoon Session
Chair: Giuseppina Turano

14.35-14.45
Sabira Ståhlberg (Independent scholar & polyglot writer), Sunrise Sea, Sunset Summits – Waves and Winds of Multilingualism in the Balkans. Multilingual poetic reflections

14.45-15.15
Alberto Giudici (Pädagogische Hochschule, Chur), Multilingualism in Istria: diachronic and synchronic considerations

15.15-15.45
Marianna Deganutti (Goethe University Frankfurt), Literary Borderlanguaging: the case of Trieste

15.45-16.15
Lara Sorgo & Sabina Zorčić (Institute for Ethnic Studies, Ljubljana), Multilingualism in Minority Schools: the new realities

16.15-16.45
Edmond Cane (Center for Research and Publications on Arbëresh), Intertwining schooling, digital & social networking and broader communication within the community

16:45-17:15
Coffee break at Venice Eat

Chair: Giustina Selvelli

17.15-18.00
Keynote lecture
Thede Kahl (Friedrich Schiller University Jena & Austrian Academy of Sciences), Wallah, wallah! Oriental influences on the
Language of the Patriots (Greek Muslims from Western Macedonia) in Turkey

18.00-18.30
Cengiz Haksöz (Philipps-University Marburg) & Çağdaş Kılıç (Ankara University), Politics of (In)Visibilities and Linguistic Landscapes in the Polyglossic Peripheries of Bulgaria

18.30-19.00
Iskra Dobreva (Independent researcher, Sofia) Metathesis in Judeo-Spanish /rd/→/dr/ in its Balkan context

Tuesday, 13th December, 2022

Morning Session
Chair: Iliyana Krapova

9.15-10.00
Keynote lecture
Annemarie Sorescu-Marinković (Institute for Balkan Studies Belgrade), What’s in a sign? The rural linguistic landscape of Vojvodina

10.00-10.30
Andrey Sobolev (Institute for Linguistic Research, Russian Academy of Sciences & Philipps-Universität Marburg), Serbian dialects in Kosovo and Metohia: the current state of affairs

10.30-11.00
Mirjana Mirić (Institute for Balkan Studies, Belgrade), On the vulnerability of Romani in Serbia with regard to the type of the community

11.00-11.30
Coffee break at Venice Eat

Chair: Giustina Selvelli

11.30-12.00
Anastasia Kharlamova (Institute for Linguistic Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences), Affricates in the spontaneous speech of Albanian/Aromanian bilinguals in Selenica, Southern Albania

12.00-12.30
Christoph Giesel (Friedrich Schiller University Jena), Ethnic identity, socio-linguistic attitudes and language characteristics of the Bosniacs in Istanbul

12.30-12.45
Conclusive Remarks
Giustina Selvelli & Iliyana Krapova

13.00-14.30
Final Lunch

Bes greetings,
Yours
Bald Teddy
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