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2-0435
POLYPHONY IN POLITICS
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Reviewed By: Society for Linguistic Anthropology
Wednesday, November 14, 2012: 2:00 PM-5:45 PM

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Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students
Organizers:  Elise A Kramer (University of California San Diego)
Chairs:  Elise A Kramer (University of California San Diego)
Discussants:  Susan Gal (University of Chicago) and James Slotta (UC San Diego)
2:00 PM
Speaking Kurdish In Public: Intelligibility and Voicing In Political Speech In Turkey
Kelda Jamison (University of Chicago and University of Chicago)
2:15 PM
Mediatized Metapragmatics On Radio Pacha Qamasa's "Akhulli Amuyt’awi"
Karl F. Swinehart (University of Chicago)
2:30 PM
"I Don't Know Why I Told You That": The Polyphony of Self-Reflexivity In American Political Activists' Discourse
Elise A Kramer (University of California San Diego)
2:45 PM
Beyond Speaker Intent: Polyphony In Political Promising
Chad D Nilep (Nagoya University)
3:00 PM
Music and (a)Political Performance In Brazil
Falina Enriquez (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
3:15 PM
Discussant
James Slotta (UC San Diego)
3:30 PM
Discussion
3:45 PM
Break
4:00 PM
Jumping On One Foot In Several Worlds At the Same Time:  the Art and Politics of Ethnolinguistic Humor
Kathleen C Riley (Queens College CUNY)
4:15 PM
“There’s a New Left In Town”: An Ethnography of Israeli Political Activism
Adi Grabiner Keinan (Cornell University)
4:30 PM
The Silence Is the Message: Models of Deafness and the Production and Uptake of American Sign Language
Abigail J Rosenthal (University of Chicago)
4:45 PM
Ritual Voice and the Politics of Indigenous Revival In Post-Authoritarian Indonesia
Adam Harr (St. Lawrence University)
5:00 PM
Voicing Black Consciousness In Afro-Brazilians' Political Activism
Antonio Jose B Silva (University of Arizona)
5:15 PM
Discussant
Susan Gal (University of Chicago)
5:30 PM
Discussion
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