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SALSA XIX Program
April 15-17, 2011
University of Texas at Austin
University Teaching Center UTC 3.124
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FRIDAY
UTC 3.124
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8:00-9:00        Registration & Coffee

9:00-9:15        Opening Remarks

9:15-10:15        Keynote Address:
         Michael Silverstein        University of Chicago
Tawkin’ Metalinguistic Troot t’Joynalistic Pahwah: New York Times, Indeed


            Introduction: Anthony Woodbury

10:15-10:30        Break

Session 1
10:30-11:00        Aimee Lawrence        University of Texas at Austin   
Fanfiction: Adventure, romance, and Mock Spanish

11:00-11:30        Amelia Tseng            Georgetown University   
DJ stances, station goals: performing identity on a bilingual Arizona radio show

11:30-12:00        Natalie Jung              University of Texas at Austin
Real Time Changes in the Vowel System of Central Texas English

12:00-12:30        Brad B. Miller            Brigham Young University   
Caste as a facet of dialectal variation in spoken Telugu       

12:30-2:00        Lunch
2:00-3:00        Keynote Address:
            Lars Hinrichs               University of Texas at Austin
The Sociolinguistics of Diaspora: Language in the Jamaican Canadian Community

            Introduction: Jess White

Session II
3:00-3:30        Jie Cui   University of Pittsburgh
                     Wenhao Diao     Carnegie Mellon University 
Recontextualizing "Chinese" in Hu Jintao and Ma Ying-Jeou's New Year Speeches

3:30-4:00        Ana Kuzmanovic Jovanovic     University of Belgrade   
Preserving the Integrity of National Identity: Metaphors for Kosovo in Serbian Political Discourse

4:00-4:15        Break

4:15-4:45        Antonio Reyes            University of Mississippi   
Strategies of legitimization in discourse: Bush, Obama and the War on Terror

4:45-5:15        Cala Zubair            Georgetown University   
Ideologies of purity and corruption: the local impacts of Sinhalese nationalist discourses       

6:00-8:00        Welcome Reception
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SATURDAY
UTC 3.124
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8:30-9:00        Registration & Coffee

9:00-10:00        Keynote Adress:
            Steve Clayman        University of California Los Angeles
Question Design and Political Positioning: Policing the Boundaries of the Mainstream

            Introduction:

10:00-10:15        Break
Session III
10:15-10:45        Ana Marķa Dķaz Collazos        University of Florida   
The Japanese Immigrants in Colombia: Community, Identity and L2 Spanish Variation of Articles

10:45-11:15        Rebecca Starr                Stanford University   
Variation in Affective Sentence-Final Particle Use and Transcription on Taiwanese Mandarin Television Dramas


11:15-11:45        Axel Bohmann and Patrick Shultz    University of Texas at Austin   
Sacred That and Wicked Which: Prescriptivism and Change in the use of Relativizers


11:45-12:15        Aslihan Akkaya    Southern Illinois University of Carbondale   
Indexical and Iconic Use of Vernacular Lengthening Practices: A Study of Young Turkish Women's Identity Practices on Facebook


 12:15-1:45        Lunch


1:45-2:45        Keynote Address:
            Elaine Chun        University of South Carolina at Columbia
Translating Ching Chong: Contexts of Meaning and the Meaning of Context
   
            Introduction:

Session IV
2:45-3:15        Jennifer Hall                     University of Michigan
Sweetening Public Space: Language Ideologies and Emergent Roles of Moroccan Arabic in the Media

3:15-3:45        Kathleen Shaw Points        University of Texas at Austin   
Who is an Eastsider? Community Narrative and Ideologies of Authenticity

3:45-4:00        Break

4:00-4:30        Anastasia Nylund        Georgetown University   
An Intertextual Analysis of Racialized Language Ideologies in Washington DC

4:30-5:00        Caleb Everett            University of Miami   
Perceptual dialectology: The view from Amazonian Brazil

7:30-9:30        SALSA 2011 Party



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SUNDAY
UTC 3.124
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9:30-9:45        Coffee


Session V
9:45-10:15        Paulina Gocheco                De La Salle University  

The Use of Personal Pronouns in Political Campaign Advertisements in the Philippines


10:15-10:45        Neșe Kaya                Boğazici University   

Competing Identities: A Discourse Analysis of Second and Third Generation Cretan Immigrants in Turkey


10:45-11:15        Netta Avineri        University of California at Los Angeles   

Socializing Yiddish Metalinguistic Community Members through the construction of Yiddish Source Languages as "Resources" or "Rivals"


11:15-11:45        Eliana Razo                University of Texas at Austin     

Reinforcing Ideologies: the rhetorical strategies utilized by large-scale media and Spanish-language media during the nomination of Justice Sonia Sotomayor


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updated April 1, 2011