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International Conference on Language, Power, and Global Society

📅 21–22 Oct 2026 📍 Lisbon, Portugal 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the intricate relationship between language and power in various societal contexts. It aims to analyze how linguistic practices shape and are shaped by power structures.

Focusing on the interplay between culture and language, this track examines how linguistic choices reflect and construct cultural identities. Papers will investigate the role of language in representing diverse cultural narratives.

This session invites contributions that utilize discourse analysis to uncover the linguistic strategies employed in political communication. Participants will discuss how language influences public perception and political outcomes.

This track emphasizes the role of language in driving social change and activism. It seeks to highlight case studies where language has been pivotal in challenging social injustices.

Exploring the effects of globalization on linguistic diversity, this track aims to discuss the tensions between global languages and local dialects. Contributions will reflect on how globalization impacts language use and preservation.

This session focuses on the communication strategies employed in multicultural contexts. It aims to explore how language facilitates or hinders intercultural dialogue and understanding.

This track investigates how individuals and groups construct their identities through language. Papers will analyze the linguistic markers of identity in various social settings.

Focusing on the role of media in shaping language use and representation, this track will examine how media discourse influences societal perceptions. Contributions will discuss the implications of media language on public opinion.

This session invites papers that explore the sociolinguistic dimensions of resistance movements. It aims to analyze how language is utilized as a form of resistance against oppression and marginalization.

This track addresses the intersection of language policy and social justice, focusing on how language regulations impact marginalized communities. Contributions will discuss the implications of language policies on equity and representation.

This session examines the broader implications of language in shaping global societal structures. It aims to explore how language acts as a medium for cultural exchange and global interconnectedness.