LU, Wei-lun. The Fourth Cultural Linguistics International Conference (CLIC-2023). International Scientific Board, 2023 - 2023.
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Original name The Fourth Cultural Linguistics International Conference (CLIC-2023)
Authors LU, Wei-lun.
Edition 2023 - 2023.
Publisher International Scientific Board
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Original language English
Type of outcome Membership in academic boards, specialist panels, and other similar bodies
Field of Study 60203 Linguistics
Country of publisher China
Confidentiality degree is not subject to a state or trade secret
WWW Conference webpage
Organization unit Faculty of Arts
Keywords in English cultural linguistics; cognitive linguistics
Tags International impact
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Abstract
Cultural Linguistics is an interdisciplinary field which studies how language and cultural cognition interrelate. It takes language to be a symbolic system that reflects, constructs and reproduces cultural concepts and practices. Under the influence of Cognitive Linguistics, Cultural Linguistics focuses on the mutual interrelations between language and cultural conceptualisation, and more generally between language, culture and cognition. Over the last two decades, Cultural Linguistics has witnessed tremendous growth and development in terms of theory, methodology, and application. The Cultural Linguistic framework has been applied to a range of phenomena within and beyond language, culture, and cognition, integrating the theory and methodological tools of various disciplines, such as cognitive psychology, Complexity Science, Distributed Cognition, anthropology, and ethnography. Current research in Cultural Linguistics demonstrates that its analytical framework can offer fruitful inquiries into research areas such as writing system, semantics, pragmatics, discourse analysis, emotions, religion, sociolinguistics, gesture, signed language, intercultural communication, and Teaching English as an International Language (TEIL). Within these domains, cultural conceptualizations manifest in the forms of cultural schemata, cultural metaphors and metonymies, and cultural categories. CLIC-2023 welcomes presentations based on studies conducted from a Cultural Linguistic perspective, involving research into how culture informs language and cognition, the nature of underlying cultural conceptualizations in language and the interface between Cultural Linguistics and other disciplines. Typical topics treated in the conference include, but are not limited to, the following: · Language and cultural categorization · Metaphors and metonymies across languages and cultures · Cultural conceptualizations in signed languages · Cultural conceptualizations and syntax · Cultural conceptualizations and semantics · Cultural conceptualizations and pragmatics · Language and cultural conceptualizations of emotion/ religion/ kinship / addressing etc. · Intercultural linguistics · Intercultural cognitive linguistics · Applied Cultural Linguistics (language learning and teaching, translation and interpreting) · Diachronic Cultural Linguistics · Cultural Linguistics and sociolinguistics · Cultural Linguistics and intercultural communication · Cultural Linguistics and political linguistics · Cultural Linguistics and multimodality · Cultural Linguistics and corpus linguistics · Cultural Linguistics and philosophy of language · Cultural Linguistics and gesture · Theoretical construction and research methods in Cultural Linguistics
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