Plenary for Mini-Conference: Advanced Linguistic Ethnography?
Seminar
Date: Thursday 15 December 2022
Time: 10.00 – 11.00
Location: Gula Villan and on Zoom.
PhD Course in the Faculty of Humanities Research School. Ben Rampton, professor at King's College London. Can we really talk about ‘advanced’ linguistic ethnography, and if so, what does it look like? This paper offers quite a personal view of training programmes, PhDs, interdisciplinary relationships and academic career structures.
(Few places left in Gula Villan: please email Caroline Kerfoot if you would like to attend, see link below.)
Abstract
Can we really talk about ‘advanced’ linguistic ethnography', and if so, what does it look like? This paper offers quite a personal view of training programmes, PhDs, interdisciplinary relationships and academic career structures, covering courses like ‘Security, Ethnography & Discourse’, the epistemic sensibilities emerging in doctoral projects, the challenges for talk of ‘cutting edge breakthroughs’ in an interdisciplinary programme like linguistic ethnography, as well as the need to consider organisational constraints and opportunities, career-stage included, in efforts to move forward, both individually and collectively.
Welcome!
Caroline Kerfoot, Centre for Research on Bilingualism
Christina Hedman, Department of Teaching and Learning
Last updated: December 2, 2022
Source: Centre for research on Bilingualism