Institut Ramon LLull

Multilingual (Con)figurations: Catalan and Ukrainian in Dialogue at the University of Cambridge

Language.  Cambridge, 24/03/2017

Offering a rare opportunity for collaboration between Hispanic and Slavonic studies, while also directing broader debates, this interdisciplinary workshop seeks to gain a deeper understanding of the implications of multilingualism for minority languages and their related cultural identities.  




INVITED SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

Dr Uilleam Blacker (University College London) Lecturer, Comparative Russian and East European Culture
Dr Helena Buffery (University College Cork)
Senior Lecturer and Head of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies
Dr Jordi Cornellà Detrell (University of Glasgow)
Lecturer, Hispanic Studies
Professor Antonio Monegal Brancos (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
Professor, UPF Cultural Institute
Professor Michael Moser (University of Vienna) President, International Association of Ukrainianists
Dr Tanya Zaharchenko (University of Oslo) Post-Doctoral Research Fellow

This event is free but please confirm your attendance by email to: rem71@cam.ac.uk

For further information visit: www.meits.org/events/event/multilingual-configurations

'This multi-disciplinary, multi-institution Open World Research Initiative project explores how the insights gained from stepping outside a single language, culture and mode of thought are vital to individuals and societies. Across six interlocking strands we consider multilingualism from a number of angles: literary and cultural studies, the history of ideas, sociolinguistics, applied linguistics, education and cognitive sciences. We also have a number of non-HE partners ranging from major charities to grassroots bodies and more information about these and other aspects of the overall research aims can be found at www.meits.org'

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Friday 24 March 2017
9.30am-2pm
King’s College, University of Cambridge

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