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The Conference on Asian Linguistic Anthropology (The CALA 2019)
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When: |
23 Jan 2019 through 26 Jan 2019 | |
CFP Deadline: |
09 |
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Where: |
Siem Reap, Cambodia | |
Website URL: |
http://cala2019.puc.edu.kh | |
Sponsoring organization: |
Paññasastra University of Cambodia | |
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Social Sciences - Linguistics |
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The Inaugural Conference on Asian Linguistic Anthropology, The CALA 1 (2019), in Cambodia, symbolizes a significant movement forward for Linguistic Anthropology, and in problematizing current perspectives and praxis in the field.
Conceptualized several years prior to the upcoming conference, the CALA seeks to respond to concerns by those within respective fields, Linguistics, Anthropology, Sociolinguistics, Sociology, Cultural studies, and of course Linguistic Anthropology These concerns include the reduced (opportunity for) focus on Asian regions and work by Asian academics, largely contributable to issues of funding and expertise. These concerns also include that academics globally seek to both work on Asian regions and with Asian regions, but impeded by the absence of appropriate networks.
The CALA 1, thus aims to begin an era to opportune these academics to transfer knowledge, expertise, and valuable Linguistic and Anthropological Data across the world, through the interpe...
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Diana Galarreta-Aima, Gabriela Segal, Diana Ruggiero
Will Lehman, Margit Grieb, and Yves-Antoine Clemmen (editors)
Alan Feduccia, Ph.D.
Deborah G. Lindsay, Foreword by Nigel Hamilton
Sebastian Velassery