Conference Schedule
The Annual Kurultai of the Endangered Cultural Heritage – AKECH, 3rd edition
The Annual Lecture on Exile in Comparative Literature and the Arts – ALECLA, 3rd edition
Friday, November 27, 2020, 21:00 GMT (23:00 Bucharest)
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21:00 GMT
Opening and Greetings, Taner Murat
21:05 GMT
Grammatical Viruses and Real Ones: Implications for Endangered Languages, Senior Lecturer Dr. Alan Libert, University of Newcastle, Australia
Panel 1
Chair: Prof. Dr. Maria Magdolna Tatar, University of Oslo, retired
21:20 GMT
Blood and Honey: The Secret Herstory of Women: South Slavic Women's Experiences in a World of Modern-day Territorial Warfare, Dr. Danica Anderson
21:40 GMT
Power, Rule and Social Order in Traditional Moso Society, Ilaria Emma Borjigid Bohm, Xiamen University / University of Hamburg
22:00 GMT
Reclusive culture in Chinese Mountain and Water painting, Giacomo Bruni, China Academy of Art
22:20 GMT
Language shift reversal thanks to COVID-19, Valeria Buonocore
22:40 GMT
Bilingual language behaviours in multicultural Australia: An insight into the nature of bilingualism and directions for sustainable community language practices, Iryna Khodos, University of Newcastle, Australia
The Annual Kurultai of the Endangered Cultural Heritage – AKECH, 3rd edition
The Annual Lecture on Exile in Comparative Literature and the Arts – ALECLA, 3rd edition
Saturday, November 28, 2020, 07:00 GMT (09:00 Bucharest)
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Panel 2
Chair: Senior Lecturer Dr. Alan Libert
07:00 GMT
Indigenous Sign Languages, Gestures, and its Revitalisation: Implications for deaf and non-deaf Indigenous Communities in the Pacific, Rodney Adams, University of Newcastle
07:20 GMT
A Critical Examination of Teaching Methodology in ELICOS in Australia: a Transition to Online Course under the COVID-19 Crisis, Sarah Mengshan Xu, University of Newcastle, Australia
07:40 GMT
Distinct linguistic characteristics of Trakya Türkçesi: a cultural treasure, Devo Y. Devrim, University of New England, Australia
08:00 GMT
Cultural heritage and place naming: An ecolinguistic analysis of the interaction between humans and the environment, Dorcas Zuvalinyenga, University of Newcastle, Australia
08:20 GMT
Establishing Rapport with Evaluative Language in Online Hotel Responses, Ly Wen Taw, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia/The University of Newcastle, Australia
08:40 GMT
From the light of noon to the nocturnal earth. Gabriele d’Annunzio and the Franciscan nature
Donato Gagliastro, Institute of Greek and Latin Studies, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
09:00 GMT
Distinguishing between language difference and language disorder in deaf children who use sign language, Wolfgang Mann, School of Education, University of Roehampton & Hilary Dumbrill, Specialist Speech and Language Therapist, Hamilton Lodge School and College & Dr. Joanna Hoskin, Language & Communication Science Division City, University of London
09:20 GMT
Supporting deaf and hard-of-hearing children to access their linguistic and cultural heritage, Kathryn Margaret Crowe, University of Iceland / Charles Sturt University (Australia) / National Technical Institute for the Deaf (United States of America)
09:40 GMT
On the equal chances of minority populations in all EU countries, Prof. Dr. Maria Magdolna Tatar, University of Oslo, retired
10:00 GMT
Translation, adaptation, and imitation, Steve Rushton, UK
10:20 GMT
Kazakh Literature, Bakhtygul Makhanbetova, International literary agent
10:40 GMT
Cultural Heritage Promotion Through Art , Lidia Drozdova, Art-manager and art-journalist
11:00 GMT
Closing, Senior Lecturer Dr. Alan Libert, University of Newcastle, Australia