The Sociolinguistics Symposium 2000 is the thirteenth meeting of the Sociolinguistics Symposium which meets once every two years. The theme of the Sociolinguistics Symposium 2000 is The Interface between Linguistics and Social Theory. The criteria for selection will be originality, significance to the development of the field, lucidity and overall contribution to the theme of the conference.
Papers can relate to any topic as specified under the call for papers.
There are special paper sessions for papers unrelated to a colloquium. Please do NOT send an abstract by email or fax. Appropriate discipline areas include, but are not limited to, languages and literature, history, philosophy, music, art, film studies, linguistics, anthropology, archaeology, creative writing, and cultural studies. PhD students are encouraged to submit proposals. Those describing finished research may be submitted as papers.