International Conference on Language, Identity and Social Interaction

This track explores the intricate relationship between language use and identity formation in various social contexts. It aims to uncover how linguistic choices reflect and shape individual and group identities.

Focusing on the role of pragmatics in everyday communication, this track examines how meaning is constructed through social interaction. Participants will analyze the implications of pragmatic choices on identity and social relations.

This track investigates how discourse shapes and is shaped by power relations within society. It encourages critical analysis of language as a tool for both reinforcing and challenging social hierarchies.

Exploring the complexities of bilingualism and multilingualism, this track addresses how language diversity influences social interaction and identity. It seeks to understand the implications of language choice in multicultural environments.

This track delves into the ideologies surrounding language use and their impact on cultural identity. It invites discussions on how beliefs about language shape social perceptions and interactions.

Focusing on the communication practices within diverse linguistic communities, this track examines how these practices contribute to social cohesion and identity. It highlights the role of language in fostering community engagement.

This track investigates the relationship between sociolinguistic phenomena and social change. It aims to explore how shifts in language use reflect broader societal transformations and identity reconfigurations.

This track emphasizes the analysis of interaction as a means to understand social identities. It encourages participants to examine how identity is negotiated and constructed through conversational exchanges.

This track provides a platform for discussing theoretical frameworks that link language and societal structures. It aims to foster dialogue on how linguistic practices influence and are influenced by social dynamics.

Focusing on conversational analysis, this track explores the dynamics of interaction in multilingual settings. It seeks to understand how language choice affects communication and identity in diverse linguistic landscapes.

This track examines the intersections of language, power, and social justice, highlighting how language can be a vehicle for both oppression and liberation. It invites critical reflections on the role of language in advocating for social equity.