Thursday, 23
May 2019
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Friday, 24 May
2019
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08.30
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Coffee and registration
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08.30
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Coffee
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09.00
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Welcome
address
Kristy Beers Fägersten
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09.00
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An
international investigation of the worldwide use and meaning of the f-word (project presentation)
Ruth
Vatvedt Fjeld & Elsa Kristiansen
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09.15
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The historical shift in the pragmatics
of insults Erik
Falk, Uppsala University
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09.15
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Professions associated with swearing -according
to informants Robert Moncrief, Helsinki University
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09.45
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More than before? Swearing on the
Danish debate forum Nationen in
2012 and 2017 Marianne Rathje, Southern
Denmark University
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09.45
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Does swearing slow us down or speed us
up? A comparison of descriptive and expressive adjectives in sentence
processing Stanley
Donahoo, University of Arizona
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10.15
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Dictionary of Norwegian cursing: Norsk banneordbok Ruth Vatvedt Fjeld, Oslo
University
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10.15
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Socio-semantic variation in English
swearing using online perception experiments Matthew Hunt, Queen Mary
University of London
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10.45
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BREAK
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11.00
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Who said what where? Reactions to
swearing in the tabloid media Minna
Hjort, Helsinki University
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11.00
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Swear words are bad – Another case of
déjà poo? Jelena Ilic Plauc, University of Tuzla
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11.30
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The effect of swearwords in subtitled
and dubbed films Eva Eppler & Lucia Briechle, Roehampton
University
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11.30
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“I swear by God, I have to poo.” Karin Senter, Uppsala
University
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12.00
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LUNCH
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13.15
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(Title TBA) Karyn Stapleton, Ulster
University
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13.15
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Attitudes to and perceptions of
swearing in discussion forums Katariina Kaski, Helsinki University
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13.45
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Keynote
lecture
(Title TBA)
Richard Stephens, Keele University
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13.45
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Making sense of the social meanings of
damn, hitto and perkele in
Finnish Elizabeth Peterson & Johanna Vaattovaara, Helsinki University
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15.00
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BREAK
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14.15
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Closing remarks
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15.30
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16.30
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Workshop: Swearing and social media Michael Gauthier, University Lyon II & Steven Coats, Oulu
University
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14.30
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SwiSca
network meeting
Afternoon
coffee
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18.30
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Dinner
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15.30
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End of
symposium
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Abstracts will be posted at a later date.
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