17-18 Oct 2024 Montpellier (France)

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📽️The presentations were recorded and are freely available by simply clicking on the name of each presenter below. The slides are also available by clicking on "slides".

The recordings will also be available on the research centre's website mid-November: https://www.canal-u.tv/chaines/emma

Find us on the Sociolinguistic Events Calendar: https://baal.org.uk/slxevents/

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All speakers (in alphabetical order):

  • Ann Coady, Université Paul-Valéry, Montpellier 3, France: "Pronoun sharing and stancetaking: political and cultural (dis)alignment" (slides)
  • Alexandra Gilbert, Arizona State University, USA: “Epistemology and sharing one’s pronouns: First, second, or third-person knowledge?” (text)
  • Carlos Hartmann, Universität Zürich, Switzerland: “A sociolinguistic case study on the Pronoun Declarers of Reddit” (slides)
  • Theresa Heyd, Universität Heidelberg, Germany: “Mock pronouns”
  • Lena Mattheis, University of Surrey, UK: “Gendernonconforming Pronouns in Literature”
  • Brittney O’Neill, York University, Toronto, Canada: ““What’s a she/they?”: An (auto)ethnographic exploration of epistemic justice and the double bind of split pronoun display.”
  • Laura Paterson, "Pronouns in bio: A site of empowerment, validation, struggle, performance, distraction, and corporate rainbow washing?" (slides)
  • Claudine Raynaud, Université Paul-Valéry, Montpellier 3, France: "Pronous, past struggles, new practices: Political continuity or radical change?" (slides)
  • Hannah Sawall, Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany: ““Mein Name ist Lena und meine Pronomen sind she/her”: Exploring Indexicalities of Pronoun Sharing Practices in English and German”
  • Katie Slemp, York University, Toronto, Canada (online): ““Wait, what are your pronouns, sorry?”: Conversation analysis of pronoun requests in comedians’ crowd work on TikTok”
  • Sandrine Sorlin, Université Paul-Valéry, Montpellier 3, France: "What's in a pronoun and how does it matter? From a pragmatics perspective"
  • Marina Zhukova and Cooper Bedin [no recording], University of California, Santa Barbara, USA: ““Questions that people are afraid to ask out loud”: Fear vs. Self-Determination in Anglophone and Russophone Pronoun Discourses"
  • Lal Zimman, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA: "Pronouns, positionality, and power: Institutionalized transphobia, intersectionality and trans-affirming language" (slides)
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