Book of Abstracts


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Book of Abstracts


Keynote Speakers


Beesley, Kenneth R.: The Application of the Xerox Finite State Toolkit to Languages around the World

Berthele, Raphael: Bricolage and abduction in genealogically related languages - Investigations into the multilingual repertoire at work.

Bialystok, Ellen: Bilingualism: Consequences for Mind and Brain

Forcada, Mikel: Free/open-source machine translation as a tool for the preservation of language diversity

King, Kendall: Why is this so hard? Endangerment, ideology, and Ojibwe language learning strategies

Shohamy, Elana: The role of Linguistic Landscape as a focus of negotiations and protesting in the public space

 

 

Speakers

 

Anderssen, Merete and Westergaard, Marit: Complexity, frequency and structural (dis)similarity in bilingual Norwegian-English child and heritage language


Babushkina, Elena and Namdakova, Ayana: Acquiring English intonation in linguistically diverse classrooms


Bratland, Kari and Tkachenko, Elena: Second language students in early childhood education and their meeting with new academic literacy practices


Cancino, Rita: The Mapuche conflict in Chile: The linguistic struggle - a future hope of revitalization and recognition?

 

Coelho, Daniela: Language Diversity: communicative potentialities of an Awakening to Languages approach

 

Eide, Kristin Melum and Hjelde, Arnstein: Verb movement and finiteness in Norwegian varieties of the American Midwest

 

Fretland, Jan Olav: Rhetorical Analysis of an Internet Debate on the Status of New Norwegian in Norway

 

Gautam, Bhim Lal: Language Policy & Linguistic Diversity in Nepal: Some Observations

 

Grenoble, Lenore and Olsen, Puju Carl Chr.: Circumpolar collaboration and indigenous-drive initiatives: Arctic indigenous language vitality

 

Grimstad, Maren Berg; Lohndal, Terje; Åfarli, Tor Anders: Aspects of a formal theory of bilingualism

 

Helander, Kaisa Rautio: Indigenous Place Names as Part of Linguistic Diversity: Challenges to the Officialization of Indigenous Place Names

 

Helander, Nils Øivind: Functional bilingualism in Sámi and Norwegian. Challenges achieving the objectives of The Sami Curriculum for Knowledge Promotion in Primary and Secondary Education and Training

 

Hilton, Nanna Haug: The role of standard language ideology in language contact

 

Hiss, Florian: “I know the language … So use it!” – Managing responsibilities in a research interview

 

Janda, Laura and Nesset, Tore: Russian Language Technology: Tomorrow’s Russenorsk?

 

Joubert, Aurelie: The perception of linguistic diversity: some ideological effects of unilingual language policies in France

 

Kiss, Attila: Learners’ language ideologies about historical minority languages: Romanians learning Hungarian and Finns learning Swedish

 

Kleemann, Carola: Play in two languages. How bilingual children use Norwegian and North-Sámi in role-play.

 

Koreman, Jaques et al.: Dealing with language diversity in teaching foreigners Norwegian pronunciation

 

Laihonen, Petteri: Talk about Linguistic Landscape (LL): analysis of interviews among Hungarian entrepreneurs in Slovakia

 

Ledesma, Heloise Marie and Oppedal, Brit: Bilingualism and Executive Function in Children of Immigrants

 

Ledesma, Heloise Marie; Oppedal, Brit and Idsoe, Thormod: The Role of Language in the Social Integration of Turkish Immigrant Parents and their Children

 

Lunde, Katrin: Language Structure Programmes the Brain

 

Maliniemi, Kaisa and Niiranen, Leena: Language technology used in revitalization of Kven: Problems and Possibilities

 

Maruyama, Hiroshi: Japan's policy toward Ainu language: Does the revitalisation of Ainu language mean language emancipation?

 

Pivot, Benedicte: Managing minority language diversity in a French region: francoprovençal in Rhône-Alpes

 

Ravndal, Ellen and Holiman, Sidsel: Development of bimodal multilingualism in a child with cochlear implants

 

Seid, Samson: Ethnic Language Shift: the Case of Nao

 

Seid, Samson and Ongaye Oda: A study on Linguistic Diversity and Biodiversity Nexus: the Case of Kaffa Zone, SNNPR

 

Surkalovic, Dragana: Teacher’s Linguistic Competence in Teaching English to Multilingual Children in Norway

 

Svennevig , Jan; Unn Røyneland; Veronica Pajaro: Claiming and rejecting a Norwegian identity in conversation

 

Szabó, Tamás Péter: Linguistic Diversity in Schoolscapes in Hungary

 

Tien, Adrian: When is the language users’ language truly bilingual, and when is it not? Contemporary Chinese lexicon as evidence of language diversity and (re)vitalisation in Singapore

 

Tkachenko, Elena: Language diversity in Norwegian pre-schools: what languages should pre-school practitioners speak in their work and what command of majority language is required?

 

Wójtowicz, Radosław: Language diversity for beginners

 

Woldemichael, Endashaw: Hegemony and Negotiation in Pluralist Ethiopia: The Zay Language Story

 

Zamiatin, Aleksandr: Language Shift and Maintenance among young Udmurts




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