Proceedings of the Third International Conference: Linguistic Rights as Human Rights: insurgent conversations

Chapters

• Insurgent conversations
  Sofía De Mauro, Luisa Domínguez
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• Part One
• Linguistic Revitalization Conference: experiences, challenges, and urgent issues
  Santiago Durante
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• second part
• Human rights, economic crisis, and linguistic consequences in Argentina
  Roberto Bein
• School and language teaching from a social perspective: a debt still owed
  Gustavo Giménez
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• The right to the majority language of the host country
  María Florencia Sartori
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• Haitian Creole. Characteristics and its importance in the struggle for full freedom
  Henry Boisrolin
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• third part
• Fabular las lenguas
  Franca Maccioni, Gabriela Milone, Florencia Stalldecker
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• Fabulating languages: praise for linguistic variation
  Beatriz Bixio, Natalia Magrin
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• Experience, language, and storytelling: some questions
  María Soledad Boero
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• Who takes the sign?
  Franca Maccioni
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• Elements for an undisciplined linguistics
  Gabriela Milone
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• Inventing a language or being imposed upon: doing things with a dancing body
  Guadalupe Garione
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• Body and writing in reading dance(ing): imagining translation, dancing languages
  Leticia Paz Senaa
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• Inoculate the tongue: Animal pharmacy
  Francisco Leal, María Milagros González
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• The tongue descended to earth
  Florencia Stalldecker, Constanza Pellicci
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• Juana Bignozzi contemporary. Regarding "Spirit or sense of humor, whichever you prefer"
  Paloma Kreder
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• Public policy, justice, and rights
  Inés León Barreto, César Marchesino
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• What went wrong in the debate on “hate speech”?
  Luis García
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• Languages as the texture of insurgent memories
  Beatriz Bixio, Mirian Pino
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• Guaraní as a refuge of identity
  Luisa Inés Moreno
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• Construction of deaf memory and identity in sign language narratives in Argentina
  Mónica Curiel, Mercedes Inés Pandullo, Cecilia Maltez
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• Revisiting the place name Enjamisajo
  Pedro Viegas Barros
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• Oral memory and written sources in language recovery and indigenous activism: a reflection on two cases
  Luisa Domínguez
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• Memories of languages, standardization, and resistance: linguistics at the University of Buenos Aires (1946–1955)
  Victoria Scotto, Lucía Santomero
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• |“Where the asphalt burns.” Linguistic symbiogenesis in contemporary Mapuche literature
  Sofía De Mauro, Fernanda Libro
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• Words between grave and divergence: experiences from a workshop and a free writing pamphlet
  Taller Tumbergencia
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• Queer linguistics and linguistic rights. Drag performance on a Brazilian YouTube channel
  Alejandro Ballesteros
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• Written in sex, interpellations, and bodily imaginations Written in sex, interpellations, and bodily imaginations
  Facundo Saxe, emma song, Colectivos Torceduras y Bifurcaciones, Deleite de los cuerpos
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• Gword and baqueteada: new (or old?) constructions of fat in X
  Joaquín Fernández
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• How is the lesbian constructed? An essay on Pepa's sex
  Lu(ciana) Almada, Pam Ceccoli
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• The forms of languages: artistic interventions and popular cultures
  Cecilia Castro, Florencia López
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• The walls scream. Cultural and identity marks in the graffiti of the university city
  Ana Moyano, Rocío Meichtri, Samira Castro
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• Sharp tongue. An ethnographic analysis of stand-up comedy as a space for linguistic resistance
  Cecilia Castro
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• Education, teaching methods, and alternative strategies
  Gustavo Giménez, Flavia Romero, Gabriel Correa
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• Teaching language to students with autism
  María Laura Grosso
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• Writing with greatness: reflections on literacy and love as a record of pedagogical experiences
  Camila Mendoza
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