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1st International Conference

 

ENDANGERED LANGUAGES:

CRIMEAN TATAR AND OTHER TURKIC LANGUAGES IN UKRAINE

 

 

 

26–27th September 2014

 

Place:

I. F. Kuras Institute of Political and Ethnic Studies

National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

 

 

8 Kutuzova St.

01011 Kyiv 
 

 

 

 

Conference Program

 

 

26 September 2014

 

08.45 – 09.00

Registration

09.00 – 09.30

Welcoming Remarks

Panel 1

 

PLENARY

Moderator: Alexander Bogomolov  

 

09.30–10.00

Paul Bilbao-Sarria

Social Movement and Minoritised Language Normalitation

10.00–10.15 – Discussion

 

10.15–10.45

Camiel Hamans

A Brussels perspective on language

10.45–11.00 – Discussion

 

 

11.00–11.15 – Coffee Break

 

11.15–11.45

Tomasz Wicherkiewicz

Documenting Poland’s Endangered Heritage Languages

11.45–12.00 – Discussion

 

12.00–12.30

Galina Yavorska

Endangered Languages in the Context of Language Ideologies

12.30–12.45 – Discussion

 

12.45–13.15

Bohdan Azhniuk

Linguistic Rights of the Endangered Languages: A Diachronical Perspective

13.15–13.30 – Discussion

 

 

13:30–14:30 – Lunch

 

Panel 2

 

Moderator: Alexander Bogomolov – Paul Bilbao-Sarria

 

14.30–14.50

Sonel Bosnalı

Maintenance of Minority (Local) Languages in the Case of Contact

 

 

 

 

14.50–15.10

Mehmet Tütüncü

Crimean Tatar Diplomatic Documents in Europe

15.10–15.30

Oleg Rustemov

Structural and genre features of the legal records known as “sidzhil” published in Bakhchisarai in XVII–XVIII centuries

15.30–15.50

Emine Ganiyeva

Crimean Tatar Dictionaries of the XIX-XX centuries as Lexicographical Manuscripts and the Sources of Studying of the Crimean Tatar Vocabulary

15.50–16.10

Nariie Seidametova

Active Processes in the Lexis of the Crimean Tatar Language

 

16:10–16:25 Coffee Break

Panel 3

 

Moderator: Alexander Bogomolov – Camiel Hamans

16.25–16.45

Miquel Cabal-Guarro

How Endangered is My Language? Recounting the Crimean Tatar Speakers

16.45–17.05

Yavuz Selim Yıldız

Is Crimean Tatar Language Disappearing?

17.05–17.25

Ahtem Mazinov

Dialectological Classification of Crimean Tatar and Description and Structural Division Questions

17.25–17.45

Enise Abibullayevа

The problem of preservation and development of education in the Crimean Tatar language and retraining of teachers in the Crimea

17.45–18.05

Oleg Rustemov

Crimean Tatar Alphabet needs to be modernized (internal collisions)

18.05–18.25

Akhtem Dzhelilov

Revealing Crimean Tatar’s Ethnocentrism and Self-Identity in Ukraine

 

18:30 – Dinner

 

 

 

27 September 2014

 

Panel 4

 

Moderator: Alexander Bogomolov – Tomasz Wicherkiewicz

9.00–9.20

Lenara Kubedinova- Radovan Garabik

The Corpus of Crimean Tatar Wikipedia

9.20–9.40

Leilia Seitkhalilova

About Problems in Translation of Fiction literature from English into the Crimean Tatar language

9.40–10.00

Liudmyla Rustemova

Metaphoric Imagery in the Poetic World of Bekir Choban-Zade

10.00–10.20

Lily Hyde

The Water or the Jug: the ‘Story’ of Crimean Tatar Identity and the Language in Which it is Told

10.20–10.40

Mehmet Olmez

On Endangered Turkic Languages

10.40–11.00

Murat Orhun

Present Situation  of the Contemporary Uyghur Language

 

11.00–11.20 – Coffee Break

Panel 5

 

Moderator: Alexander Bogomolov – Galina Yavorska

11.20–11.40

Tudora Arnaut

Development of Mother Language among Ukrainian Gagaouzes

11.40–12.00

Dmytro Kondratenko

Possible Policies of Extending School Education on Gagauz Language in Ukraine

12.00–12.20

Minara Aliyeva

Meskhetian Turkish in Danger of Meltdown

12.20–12.50

Iryna Pokrovska

Meskhetian Turks in Ukraine: Language Issue

 

12.50–13.50 – Lunch

 

Panel 6

 

Moderator: Alexander Bogomolov – Mehmet Olmez

13.50–14.10

Iryna Dryga

Linguistic Recordings of the Last Speakers of Qrymchaq

14.10–14.30

Valeriy Kior

Ellinism as a Factor Retarding Development of the Urum Language

14.30–14.50

Oleksandr Rybalko

Art and Cultural Events as One of the Tools for Promoting Endangered Languages. the Case of the Urum Language

14.50–15.10

Natalia Kropotova

Textbooks of the Karaim language (Crimean dialect). Present situation

15.10–15.30

Oksana Tyshchenko-Monastyrska

Karaite Medzhuma from the Bakhchisaray Khans Palace 

15.30–15.50

Olga Maksymenko

As to the Lutsk-Halych Dialect of Karaim Language: Has it a Chance for Revival?

 

15.50–16.00 – Coffee Break

16.00–17.00

Concluding Remarks and Open Discussion

Alexander Bogomolov (moderator), Camiel Hamans, Tomasz Wiczerkiewicz, Galina Yavorska,  Bohdan Azhniuk,  Mehmet Olmez, Irfan Unver Nasrattinoglu, Marcel Erdal

 

17.00–20.00 – Sightseeing Tour around Kyiv Center

 

Departure

 

 

 

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