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Session Information:
Program Number: 3-041
Type: Session
Session Title: LANGUAGE IDEOLOGY AND WRITING SYSTEMS
Session Sponsor: Society for Linguistic Anthropology
Session Date/Time: Sat., 8:00 AM-11:45 AM
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Organizer(s): JENNIFER DICKINSON (University of Vermont) 
Chair(s): JUDITH PINE (Western Washington University), J KATHE MANAGAN (Louisiana State University) 
Participants:  
8:00 AM: PATRICIA LANGE (U of Southern California) -- TYPING YOUR WAY TO TECHNICAL IDENTITY: NEGOTIATING IDEOLOGIES OF ONLINE INTERACTION  
8:15 AM: DIANE RISKEDAHL (University of Toronto) -- The ideographic representation of political sentiment in Lebanese political demonstrations and advertisements  
8:30 AM: JENNIFER DICKINSON (University of Vermont) -- LANGUAGE IDEOLOGIES, PRINT TECHNOLOGY AND THE AESTHETICS OF GLOBAL CAPITALISM: A CASE STUDY FROM UKRAINE  
8:45 AM: SUSAN FREKKO (Goucher College) -- Standardizing Opinion: Government Accountability, "We-ness" and the Scaling of Publics in Catalan Letters to the Editor  
9:00 AM: MARK ALLEN PETERSON (Miami University) -- INDEXICALITY, ICONICITY AND LANGUAGE IDEOLOGY IN THE URDU NEWS REVIVAL  
9:15 AM: DISCUSSANT: LAURA MILLER (Loyola Univ)  
9:30 AM: DISCUSSION  
9:45 AM: BREAK  
10:00 AM: LAURA BROWN (University of Michigan) -- Rationalizing Accounts: Two ideologies of writing in Thanjavur shops  
10:15 AM: J KATHE MANAGAN (Louisiana State University) -- Code-switching and Bivalency in Written Guadeloupean Kréyòl Texts  
10:30 AM: JUDITH PINE (Western Washington University) -- Writing right – standardization and entextualization in Lahu  
10:45 AM: THEA STRAND (U of Massachusetts Amherst) -- The ideological value of spoken dialect in the choice between two official written norms in rural Valdres, Norway  
11:00 AM: ERIKA HOFFMANN-DILLOWAY (Oberlin College) -- Scripts and Signs: Writing "unwritable" languages  
11:15 AM: DISCUSSANT: JOEL KUIPERS (George Washington University)  
11:30 AM: DISCUSSION  
11:45 AM: End of Session
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