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The fourth edition of the annual postgraduate symposium on LINGUACULTURAL SPACES: Inclusion, Extension, and Identification in Discourse and Society will take place online on Zoom, on 15 May 2024!

This is under the Cooperation Agreement between: CeSLiC (Centre for Linguistic and Cultural Studies) at the University of Bologna; Department of Culture Studies/ School of Humanities and Digital Sciences at the University of Tilburg; the School of Critical Studies and the School of Modern Languages and Cultures (Language and Society Cluster) at the University of Glasgow. 

This event is an opportunity to enhance the collaborative ethos between the four institutions, each of which has an active research culture in the sociolinguistics of diversity and inclusion.

We welcome submissions from PhD students at any stage of their research journey and about any topics related to inclusion, extension, and identification, broadly understood, with a focus on languages and cultures. Students graduating in LILEC's master's degree in Language, Society and Communication (LM-LSC) are also welcome to present a paper about their dissertation topic.

 

The event in brief

 

 

  • What: contributions from PhD students and LM-LSC Master's Degree programme, about any topics related to inclusion, extension and identification, broadly understood, with a focus on languages and cultures
  • When: May 15, 2024 from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm CET
  • Where: online on Zoom
  • Who it's open to: PhD students and students graduating in LILEC's master's degree in Language, Society and Communication (LM-LSC).

 

 

Why should I participate?

The symposium enhances the collaborative ethos of the Bologna-Glasgow-Tilburg agreement and it creates broader inter-institutional ties.

If you are a postgraduate student you could share your knowledge and learn from and mutually support with other collegues in what we hope will be an ongoing process of diversity and inclusion in itself.