__________________________________________________

Call for Papers

Theme: Language and Colonialism
Type: International Workshop
Institution: Center for International Research in the Humanities and
Social Sciences, New York University and Centre national de la
recherche scientifique
Location: New York, NY (USA)
Date: 4.–5.4.2014
Deadline: 20.12.2013

__________________________________________________


The NYU-CNRS Center for International Research in the Humanities and
Social Sciences invites proposals for a workshop on “Language and
Colonialism” to be held April 4 and 5, 2014 at New York University.

The relationship between language and processes of colonization and
decolonization has interested fields as diverse as anthropology,
history, sociology, linguistics, and area studies. We aim to bring
together the most vital and original contributions on the topics of
language alienations, resistances, accommodations, refusals, and
appropriations, as articulated in policies and everyday practices.
Priority will be given to proposals on the British, French, Italian,
and Dutch cases.

Papers chosen for the workshop will be pre-circulated to facilitate
serious discussion, and an edited volume from the revised papers is
planned. Travel and lodging expenses will be paid for participants.

Some possible themes:

- Language and Colonial Authority
- Translators as Colonial Intermediaries
- Language and Racial Theories and Policies
- Language and/of Missionaries and Religious Orders
- Language and Colonial Education
- Uses of the Vernacular
- Language and Citizenship in the Colonial and Postcolonial Contexts
- Linguistic Dimensions of Transitions to Independence
- Postcolonial legacies of Colonial Language Politics and Policies

Please send an abstract (up to 250 words) and a résumé to Ruth
Ben-Ghiat (r...@nyu.edu) and Alice Goheneix Polanski (agp...@nyu.edu)
by December 20, 2013.


Contact:

Ruth Ben-Ghiat & Alice Goheneix Polanski
Center for International Research in the Humanities and
Social Sciences
New York University
4 Washington Square North
New York, NY 10003
USA
Email: r...@nyu.edu  and  agp...@nyu.edu




__________________________________________________


InterPhil List Administration:
http://interphil.polylog.org

Intercultural Philosophy Calendar:
http://cal.polylog.org

__________________________________________________

 

Reply via email to