FEL XX
Theme: Language Colonization & Endangerment: Long Term Effects, Echoes and Reactions
University of Hyderabad, India
9-11 December 2016
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Program last updated 7th December 2016
| Day 1 : The Past - Colonial Languages | ||
| 9:00 AMInaugural session (Chairperson: Nicholas Ostler) | ||
| 10:15 AM Keynote address (Chairperson: Jakelin Troy) | ||
| Panchanan Mohanty | A Pilot Study of Walmiki and its Present Status | |
| 11:00 AMSession 1 (Chairperson: Rajend Mesthrie) | ||
| Hakim Elnazarov | Endangered Languages of the Pamirs and Hindu Kush in the Works of the Russian and British Explorers during the Colonial Period | |
| S. Imtiaz Hasnain | Colonial projects leading towards language colonization | |
| 11:50 AMSession 2 (Chairperson: Maya David) | ||
| Prasannanshu | A grave shadow of colonial history on the numerical picture of languages spoken in Delhi and NCR, and a look at current governmental effort | |
| Lindsay J. Whaley | Place Names in the United States and the Colonial Past | |
| Shobha Satyanath | Mapping linguistic diversity in colonial Bengal | |
| 2:00 PMSession 3 (Chairperson: Suhnu Ram Sharma) | ||
| Paolo Coluzzi | Internal colonialism: The cases of Italy and Malaysia | |
| Satarupa Dattamajumdar | A Historiographical Approach to the Study of Language Endangerment: Case Studies of Bodo, Rabha and Tiwa | |
| Eden Naby | Why not Simply Speak Ottoman Turkish?? The Ottoman Colonial Empire And Language Retention Among The Assyrian Minority | |
| 4:00 PMSession 4 (Chairperson: Sailendra Mohan) | ||
| Sabiha Hashami | Hindi in Colonial Bihar: Implications-Then and Now | |
| G. Balasubramanian | Restriction of the Use of Tamil in administrative and trade domain in Pondicherry during French Rule as revealed from Anandarangam Pillai’s Personal Diary | |
| Amrita Das | Rabha Speech Community - in Colonial & Post-Colonial Era | |
| Day 2 : Effects of Colonization - Lead-up to the Present | ||
| 9:00 AMSession 5 (Chairperson: Peter J Keegan) | ||
| Gabriel Rei-Doval | Language Endangerment and Language Revitalization in a minority (post)colonial setting: the Galician case. | |
| Maya David | The Role and Status of the Sindhi Language- pre and post independence | |
| Michael Walsh | A torrent of tongues: Asian and European influences on Australian Indigenous Languages | |
| 11:00 AM Session 6 (Chairperson: S.S. Bhattacharya) | ||
| T. Temsunungsang | Language endangerment through standardizßation: a colonial effect | |
| Jakelin Troy, Adnan Bhatti | When size doesn’t count: a comparative account of language endangerment in Australia and Pakistan | |
| V. Gnanasundaram, R.Perialwar, K. Rangan | Endangerment of Bettakurumba (Tamilnadu), Bettakuruba (Karnataka) and Uralikuruman (Kerala) | |
| 12:30 PMFEL AGM (Chairperson: Nicholas Ostler) | ||
| 2:00 PMSession 7 (Chairperson: B. Ramakrishna Reddy) | ||
| Gregory Anderson, Opino Gomango | Current state of Juray (Munda lg of Odisha state) | |
| Bapji Mendem | Odia colonization of Dravidian tribal languages with special reference to Ollari Gadaba: an endangered tribal Dravidian language | |
| Ankita Satapathy | Subcolonization of a Tribal Language in Odisha: A Case Study of So:ra: | |
| 4:00 PMSession 8 (Chairperson: Sonal Kulkarni-Joshi) | ||
| Krishna Bhattacharya | Marginalization and Endangerment - the case of Birjia | |
| David Barasa | Surviving the tide: The status of Ateso in post-colonial East Africa | |
| Suhnu Ram Sharma | Language Colonisation and Endangerment : A Case study: Himachal Pradesh and Uttaralkhand | |
| 6:30 PMCultural event: Kuchipudi Classical Dance Recital by Ms. M. Bhavana Swami | ||
| Day 3 : Reactions and Future Policies | ||
| 9:30 AMSession 9 (Chairperson: Nicholas Faraclas) | ||
| Enakshi Nandi, Noel Mark Sequeira | Konkani in the post-post-colonial era | |
| Rajend Mesthrie,Sonal Kulkarni-Joshi, Ruta Paradkar | Documenting a hundred years of Konkani in South Africa | |
| 11:00 AMSession 10 (Chairperson: Hakim Elnazarov) | ||
| Kathryn Hudson | Searching for a Surrogate: Mother Tongue(s) and Linguistic Identity in Post-Colonial Micronesia | |
| Sakuntala Longkumer | Growth of Nagamese in Relation to Indigenous Naga Languages | |
| Avinash Pandey | A pragmatic study of ‘Paroshi’ as a linguistic variety used by the Nath Panthi Dauri Gosavi people | |
| 2:00 PMSession 11 (Chairperson: Shailendra Kumar Singh) | ||
| Nick Faraclas | Confronting the colonial legacy in education in the Caribbean, Latin America and the South Pacific: How community-based approaches can contribute to changes in language policy, educational planning and classroom practice that promote the survival of endangered languages | |
| K.S. Nagaraja | Vocabulary Retention and Loss in Nihali, an endangered Isolate | |
| Shailendra Mohan | Describing Endangered languages: Experiences from Nihali Documentation Project | |
| 4:00 PMSession 12 (Chairperson: Lindsay J. Whaley) | ||
| S.S. Bhattacharya | Revisiting the Language Resources and Linguistic Pluralism in India | |
| Shailendra Kumar Singh | New Linguistic World Order and Language Endangerment | |
| 5:30 PMValedictory Session (Chairperson: Nicholas Reid) | ||
| 6:30 PMClose | ||
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