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International Conference on Ethnography of Communication

📅 18–19 Jan 2027 📍 Madrid, Spain 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the intricate relationship between language use and identity formation within diverse cultural settings. Participants are encouraged to examine how linguistic practices reflect and shape individual and collective identities.

Focusing on the role of discourse in everyday interactions, this track invites scholars to analyze how language constructs social realities. Contributions may include studies on conversational dynamics, power relations, and the negotiation of meaning.

This session emphasizes the importance of ethnographic methods in understanding the complexities of language within social contexts. Papers should highlight fieldwork experiences that reveal the interplay between linguistic practices and societal structures.

This track examines how cultural narratives shape communication practices across different communities. Presentations should focus on the role of storytelling, folklore, and tradition in conveying cultural values and social norms.

Exploring the intersections of language diversity and social justice, this track invites discussions on how linguistic rights and access to communication can impact marginalized communities. Contributions may include advocacy efforts and policy analyses.

This session investigates the significance of nonverbal cues in enhancing or complicating verbal communication. Papers should explore how gestures, facial expressions, and body language contribute to meaning-making in various contexts.

This track delves into the ways language ideologies influence power relations within societies. Participants are encouraged to analyze how perceptions of language affect social hierarchies and community interactions.

Focusing on the impact of digital platforms on language use, this track invites research on how online interactions shape communication practices. Topics may include social media discourse, language evolution, and virtual communities.

This session seeks to understand language acquisition through an ethnographic lens, examining how cultural contexts influence learning processes. Contributions should highlight the role of social interaction in language development.

This track addresses the challenges and complexities of intercultural communication, focusing on how misunderstandings arise from linguistic and cultural differences. Papers should explore strategies for effective communication across cultures.

Exploring the connections between language, memory, and cultural heritage, this track invites discussions on how language preserves and transmits cultural knowledge. Contributions may include studies on language revitalization and intergenerational transmission.