Identifying and Analyzing Language Discrimination
Feb 22, 2023 — All day
Join CARFfI for an activity offered by Parlez avec confiance (PAC) 'Identifying and Analyzing Language Discrimination', a dialogue aiming to demystify the concept and understand its application in Breton, Acadian and Franco-Canadian contexts.
Description of the event
CARFfI invites you to the roundtable discussion organized by Parlons avec Confiance (PAC) 'Identifying and Analyzing Language Discrimination’. This conversation will highlight sociolinguist Professor Philippe Blanchet’s concept of language discrimination known as ‘glottophobia.’ During this discussion, we will define the notion and explore its impact on research in the Breton and Acadian contexts and in Francophone communities in Canada, more broadly.
Philippe Blanchet
Professor
Philippe Blanchet, Ph.D. is a professor and researcher in sociolinguistics and didactic of plurilingual and intercultural communication at the University of Rennes 2, in Brittany, France. He is a specialist in Provençal, other French dialects, and plurilinguism in Francophone areas. He is the originator of the concept of glottophobia, which describes ‘language discrimination.’ The publication of his book 'Discriminations : Combattons la glottophobie' in 2016 received significant attention in academic conversations.