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4-0930
TRANSLANGUAGING, GLOBAL HIP HOP FLOWS AND POSSIBILITIES FOR PRAXIS
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Reviewed By: Council on Anthropology and Education
Friday, November 16, 2012: 4:00 PM-5:45 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students
Organizers:  Catrice Barrett (University of Pennsylvania)
Chairs:  Catrice Barrett (University of Pennsylvania)
Discussants:  H. Samy Alim (Stanford University)
4:00 PM
Le Parler Hip-Hop As Creolité: The Vernacular Poetics and Pedagogy of Hip-Hop Translanguaging In Montreal
Bronwen E Low (McGill University)
4:15 PM
Tú Sabes Que My Flow So Tight: Translanguaging as Negotiated Participation in Classroom Hip-Hop Media Production
Catrice Barrett (University of Pennsylvania)
4:30 PM
Goodie In the Hoodie: A Semiotic Reading of Cosmopolitanism and the Hoodie
Awad Ibrahim (University of Ottawa and University of Ottawa)
4:45 PM
Claimin’ Place:  Hip Hop In the Margins of ‘World Class’ Delhi
Ethiraj G Dattatreyan (University of Pennsylvania)
5:00 PM
Doing Language Play In Multilingual Hip Hop: The Heteroglossic Performance of English and Cantonese Identities by "24 Herbs" In Hong Kong
Angel Mei-yi Lin (University of Hong Kong and University of Hong Kong)
5:15 PM
Discourses of Locality
Alastair Pennycook (University of Technology, Sydney)
5:30 PM
Discussant
H. Samy Alim (Stanford University)
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