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Programme: accepted abstracts

You looked for the abstracts in Session 132: Re-writing and Engaging with Urban Spaces via Linguistic Landscape

• A Travel Diary in Jaffa: The Effect of the Development of Linguistic Landscape Awareness on Attitudes and Perceptions among Jewish and Arab Teenagers (ID: 937)
  Shohamy, Elana
• Balancing authenticity and anonymity. The use of typography in Basque and Galician linguistic landscaping and nation-building. (ID: 1134)
  Järlehed, Johan
• Bubbles, Itineraries, and Shopping Malls: Understanding Place-Identities Through Linguistic Landscapes in Hong Kong (ID: 408)
  Lou, Jackie Jia
• Commercial discourses, gentrification and graffiti: The linguistic landscape of Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin (ID: 218)
  Papen, Uta
• Dismantling the city via LL: Interpreting neighborhoods of Tel Aviv as new city spaces (ID: 944)
  Shohamy, Elana
• Diversification in language display in Brussels (ID: 1330)
  Vandenbroucke, Mieke
• English as a Lingua Franca in Tokyo’s Linguistic Landscape (ID: 678)
  Backhaus, Peter
• Interpreting the interplay between languages and scripts in the linguistic landscapes of Kuwait and the UK (ID: 1374)
  Mayor, Barbara Madeline
• Linguistic landscape of ethnic businesses in the metropolitan area of Japan (ID: 880)
  Saruhashi, Junko
• Material semiosis, linguistic landscaping and the architecture of post-apartheid identities at three Western Cape Universities (ID: 1249)
  Banda, Felix
• Multilingualism and the private sector in the city of Donostia/San Sebastián (ID: 638)
  Aiestaran, Jokin
• Re-writing the city through LL: immigrants languages in Esquilino (ID: 779)
  Barni, Monica
• Returning to the Linguistic Landscape of Asian Immigrant Communities in the Valley of the Sun: Further Evidence from Multi-modal Representation in Phoenix (ID: 856)
  Wiley, Terrence
• Spaces of fear, spaces of desire: language, gender and sexuality in Cape Town and Johannesburg (ID: 372)
  Milani, Tommaso
• Where language becomes superfluous (ID: 301)
  Ben-Rafael, Eliezer
• “Did you get it”: Interpreting bilingual winks in Montreal’s linguistic landscape (ID: 368)
  Mettewie, Laurence