CLIC SYMPOSIUM: February 23-24, 2007

Language Socialization, Interaction and Culture
Organizers: Elinor Ochs and Alessandro Duranti

First Day: Friday, February 23, 2006  - California Room, Faculty Center, UCLA 

Schedule:
8:00am     Registration, Coffee, Tea and Continental Breakfast
8:30     Introduction to the Symposium: Alessandro Duranti (UCLA)
8:45   Elinor Ochs (UCLA):Language Socialization Theory and Practice
9:15   Penelope Brown (Max Planck Institute, Nijmegen): Pointing, gazing, and vocalizing for joint attention: a comparison of language socialization practices in two societies
9:55   Takada, Akira (Kyoto University): Practices of early cultural learning: Responsibility in caregiver-infant interaction
10:35   Coffee/Tea Break
10:50     Angela Nonaka (UC Berkeley & University of Texas, Austin): Language Socialization and Village Studies in the 21st Century: Back to the Ethnographic Future
11:30   Matt Burdelski (Osaka University): Prompting in Japanese interaction with two-year olds: dyadic, triadic, and beyond
12:10pm     Olga Solomon (University of Southern California & UCLA): The Fourth Developmental Story: Language socialization in a community of practice of white middle-class American families with children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders
12:50-2:30   LUNCH BREAK
2:30   Leslie Moore (Ohio State): Guided repetition: Focus on form in speech and embodiment
3:10   Baquedano-Lopez, Patricia (UC Berkeley): Rehearsal in Children's Religious Ritual Practice: Developing Competency or Displaying Learning?
3:50   Laura Sterponi (UC Berkeley): Reading habitus and clandestine reading: Some remarks on children's agency in literacy socialization
4:30   Coffee/Tea Break
4:45   Kathryn Howard (U of Pennsylvania): Communicative Practices in Children's Peer Groups: Language Shift or Life Stage?
5:25   Agnes He (SUNY): Toward a temporal-spatial specification of language socialization: Arguments from Chinese as a heritage language
6:05     Shirley Brice Heath (Stanford): Comments and reflections
6:30     Dinner and party for all registered participants.

Second Day: Saturday, February 24, 2007: California Room, Faculty Center, UCLA

8:30am     Coffee, Tea and Continental Breakfast
9:00     Marjorie H. Goodwin: (UCLA): Constructing inequality among peers
9:40     Ayala Fader (Fordham University): A Foucauldian Approach to the Socialization of Morality
10:20     Tanya Stivers (Max Planck Institute, Nijmegen): Becoming an Accountable Patient: When Doctors Ask Children Questions
11:00   Coffee/Tea Break
11:15     Debra Friedman (Michigan State): "Watch Your Language": Socialization into Speaking 'Correctly' in a Ukrainian classroom
11:55     Haruko Cook (Hawaii at Manoa): The Role of Desho(o) in JFL Learners' Language Socialization
12:35-2:00   LUNCH BREAK
2:00pm     Lourdes deLeon (CIESAS, Mexico): Structure, participation, and the economy of interactional routines in Zinacantec Mayan socialization
2:40     Patricia Duff (British Columbia): Language Socialization, Globalization, and Hybridity
3:20     Paul Garrett (Temple): Dual Agents: Children as Sites, Mediators, and Innovators of Language Contact
4:00     Bambi Schieffelin (NYU): Comments and reflections

To register for the Symposium write to clic@anthro.ucla.edu