| CBR time |
Wednesday 27 November 2024 |
| 8:00-9:00 |
Registration
Foyer
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1.02 Conference room |
2.02 Theatrette |
3.02 Seminar room 1 |
3.04 Seminar room 2/3 |
2.10 Lady Wilson Seminar room |
| 9:00-9:30 |
4. Language learning through song
Clint Bracknell: Song Circle: developing a new-style corroboree in southern WA
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3. Current themes in gesture, sign and embodied language research
Jill Vaughan, Anna Margetts, Lucien Brown and Sotaro Kita: Crosslinguistic Multimodal Communication
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2. Conversation Analysis and Linguistics: Australian Perspectives
Scott Barnes: Exploring composition, position, and interactivity using conversation analysis: The case of the delay-indicating interjection "uh(m)"
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Syntax
Chair: Mitch Browne
Kate Charlwood: A new article system in contemporary Tiwi
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1. Annual Linguistics in the School Curriculum SIG
Iain Giblin and Clarence Green: A Systematic Review of the 'Pedagogy of Multiliteracies' in K-12 Classrooms since 1996: A Generation Later, Evidence it Improves any Literacy Outcome is Lacking
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| 9:30-10:00 |
Gemma Turner, Mark Richards and Helena Lardy: Songs for language teaching, learning and Community culture in Jilkminggan, Northern Territory: Mangarrayi and Roper River Kriol |
Sotaro Kita: Language, cognition and gesture |
Lesley Stirling, Rod Gardner and Joe Blythe: The role of posture in turn-holding |
Patrick Caudal and Rob Mailhammer: The Iwaidja imperfective as a ‘weak imperfective’ |
Dylan Lacey: Homo ga nai ('No homo'): Does the presence of gay identities in second language learning textbooks actually matter? |
| 10:00-10:30 |
Gemma Turner, Roxanne Thomas and Cassy Nancarrow: Reviving Lardil and Kayardild Women's Song Traditions on Mornington Island |
Elizabeth Clark, Andrea Bruun, Joan Murphy, Norman Alm, Sally Boa and StÈphane Jullien: Some silences are positively full. |
Joshua van de Ven: Switch-Reference in Australian Languages: An LFG Approach |
Ajay Malik: Indigenous Linguistic Research in India: A Case Study |
| 10:30-11:00 |
Morning tea
Foyer
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1.02 Conference room |
2.02 Theatrette |
3.02 Seminar room 1 |
3.04 Seminar room 2/3 |
2.10 Lady Wilson Seminar room |
| 11:00-11:30 |
Myfany Turpin and William Santo: A Gudjal collaboration with Sydney University Music students |
Eleanor Jorgensen, Anna Margetts, Isabelle Burke and Harriet Sheppard: Multimodal representation of theme in the expression of caused accompanied motion events |
Ashleigh Jones: Simultaneous Production as an Interactional Phenomenon in CODA-to-CODA Interactions |
Chair: Rachel Nordlinger
Mitchell Browne and Thomas Ennever: Differential marking in Ngumpin-Yapa languages
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5. Law-and-Linguistics Research: Language, Diversity and Inclusion in Law
Introduction to the Law-and-Linguistics Research: Language, Diversity and Inclusion in Law
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| 11:30-12:00 |
Rahim Sabir: Inclusion of Torwali folk poetry in Multilingual Education MLE Schools |
Anna Margetts, Eleanor Jorgensen, Isabelle Burke and Harriet Sheppard: What counts as a relevant gesture in the study of multimodal event expressions? |
Natalie Skinner: Turn design on a continuum of interaction: Exploring communicative competence in children with developmental communication disorders. |
Juliet Stanton Mulherin: The semantic extension of case markers with clause-linking function in Australian Indigenous languages |
Joseph van Buuren, Endurence Dissanke and Gratien Atindogbé: Language diversity and inequality in courts (in Australia and Cameroon) |
| 12:00-12:30 |
Jesse Hodgetts, Reuben Mellor and Jayden Kitchener-Waters: Abstract - Genres of song to teach language and kinship for the Mayi and Mari in NSW |
Mili Mathew: The Relationship between Gestural and Spoken Units in Persons with Broca's and Wernicke's Aphasia |
Liza Goncharov, Georgia Carr, Imogen Mitchell, Diba Almasi, Elizabeth Fewster and Diana Slade: ‘We couldn’t ask for a better end of life scenario’: Dignity and decision making in a Geriatrics patient journey |
Yustinus Ghanggo Ate and I Wayan Arka: Affectedness in Kodhi: The Dynamic Interplay between Lexical and Grammatical Aspect |
Helen Fraser: Promoting inclusivity and justice in the use of language as forensic evidence by analysing the origins of linguistic ideologies and misconceptions in the law |
| 12:30-13:30 |
Lunch
Concert 'Language learning through song'
Foyer
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| 13:30-14:00 |
Jesse Hodgetts: Opportunities for Mayi and Gurri to sing in their language in NSW |
Iris Hübscher and Lucien Brown: How social factors shape speech-accompanying gesture: a developmental perspective |
Ben Ong: Understanding the construction of agency in eating disorder treatment though conversation analysis |
7. Marginal structures: multiple perspectives
Geordie Kidd: Verb excorporation in four Gunwinyguan languages
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9. Transcription Theory and Practice
Helen Fraser: Police verballing: A disturbing case study, with analysis of legal misconceptions about speech and transcription that enabled, and still enable, substantial miscarriages of justice
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1.02 Conference room |
2.02 Theatrette |
3.02 Seminar room 1 |
3.04 Seminar room 2/3 |
2.10 Lady Wilson Seminar room |
| 14:00-14:30 |
Morphology
Chair: Kate Charlwood
Rolf Hotz: Classifiers in Tawrā: individuation and categorization
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Carmel O'Shannessy, Jennifer Green, Vanessa Davis, Jessie Bartlett, Alice Nelson, Denise Foster and Ashleigh Jones: Multimodal strategies for engaging young Arrernte and Warlpiri children in storytelling and play |
Jie Chen, Scott Barnes and Joe Blythe: Tailoring recipient status: Some functions of points in Mandarin-speaking interaction |
Michael Redmond: Core and Periphery in the Clause System, a Constructional Perspective |
Eleanor Kettle and Helen Fraser: ‘Feel sorry for your ears’: Exploring challenges in transcribing speech with unknown content in unfamiliar varieties |
| 14:30-15:00 |
Myfany Turpin, Bridey Lea and Harold Koch: Simplifying this and that: demonstrative change in Kaytetye |
Lauren Reed, Hannah Lutzenberger, Josefina Safar and Connie de Vos: How do you sign ‘mm hm’? A study of response tokens in five sign languages |
Jingyi Yang: Co-Present Person Reference in Mandarin Teasing Sequences |
Charbel El-Khaissi: Aramaic Construct Nominals: A Historical-Typological Perspective |
Miranda Lai: Transcription and Translation of Forensic Speech Evidence in Australia: Who Does It and How Is It Done? |
| 15:00-15:30 |
Alice Kneipp: Specific singular 'they' pronouns: a systematic review |
Samantha Rarrick: Codeswitching & Eyeblinks in Hawai'i Sign Language |
Discussion |
Margaret Ryan: Who causes our emotions? |
Discussion |
| 15:30-16:00 |
Afternoon tea
Foyer
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| 16:00-16:30 |
Chair: Nick Evans
Tula Wynyard: Noun Incorporation in Ritharrŋu-Wägilak, a Pama-Nyungan language of Northern Australia
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Alan Rumsey and Francesca Merlan: Body, Language and Socialisation across Cultures |
Applied linguistics Chair: Stacey Sherwood
Ciara Thompson and Shunichi Ishihara: Can ChatGPT Mimic Individuals' Writing Styles?
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Zhengdao Ye and Janet Davey: Semantic considerations of productive chengyu structures in Chinese |
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| 16:30-17:00 |
Jayden L. Macklin-Cordes, Mitchell Browne, Thomas Ennever and Maria Copot: Locative polyfunctionality in Australia: Function distribution is not predicted by phylogeny or contact |
Alan Rumsey: Children’s Language Socialisation and the Making of Human Lifeworlds |
Caroline Hendy: Language Endangerment and Revitalisation in Australian Online News Media |
Discussion |
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| 17:00-18:30 |
AGM |
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