Bakhtinian Perspectives.
Thinking Culture Dialogically.

Trondheim 7.-9. November 1999.
NTNU, Dragvoll

Invited speakers
Abstracts
Conference committee
Schedule
 
Time Sunday 07.11. Monday 08.11. Tuesday 09.11.
09.15   Ivana Marková
Verbal interaction
Dept. of Psychology
University of Stirling, UK
A dialogical perspective of democracy.
Martin Nystrand
Writing research
Center on English Learning and Achievement
Wisconsin Center for Education Research
Formative and receptive contexts for empirical research on writing.
10.15   Coffee break Coffee break
10.30   Hannele Dufva
Centre for Applied Language Studies 
University of Jyväskylä
Language, thought and culture - Whorf, Bakhtin and situated embodiment 
Per Linell
Verbal interaction
University of Linköping
Recontextualising theories of language - a Bakhtinian analysis
11.30   Craig S. Brandist
Russian studies 
The Bakhtin Centre and the Dept. of Russian and Slavonic Studies, 
University of Sheffield, UK 
Bakhtin’s Philosophical Sources and some of their Implications
Hege Faber
Art and the computer
Trondheim Academy of fine Art
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Dialogical thinking and dialogical culture at Trondheim Academy of fine arts
12.00 Registration    
12.30   Lunch Lunch
13.00 Welcome  
13.15 Renate Lachmann 
Literary Theory
Dept. of Comparative Literature
University of Constance
Towards a rhetoric of the fantastic in Bakhtin's dialogic thinking.
   
13.30   Lars S. Evensen
Writing research
Dept. of Applied Linguistics
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
From dialogue to dialogism: The confessions of a writing researcher
Jostein Børtnes
Ontology - ethics 
Dept. of Russian Studies
University of Bergen
Bakhtin's dialogue and the event of being 
14.30 Mika Lähteenmäki
Dept. of Russian
University of Jyväskylä
Meaning Potential: Between Relativism and Absolutism
Finn Bostad
Communication and computer
Dept. of Applied Linguistics
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Dialogism, presence and response in digital communication
Beryl Graham
Art and design 
University of Sunderland 
Interactive art.
15.30 Coffee break Coffee break  Final dialogue
16.00 Beryl Graham
Art and design 
University of Sunderland 
A dialogue with an idiot? Some interactive computer-based art installations. 
Monday "dia-log:" 
introduction: 
Olga Dysthe
Writing research 
Program of Education Research
University of Bergen
 
17.00 Sunday "dia-log:" 
introduction: 
Jon Smidt
Writing research
Dept. of Applied Linguistics
Norwegian University of Science and Technology 
   

Practical information:
The conference is to be held at Meeting room 8 (building no. 1, level 5).
Secretary: Unni Ovesen, tlf. +47 73 59 18 35, fax  +47 73 59 17 08,
email: Unni.Ovesen@allforsk.ntnu.no
Conference website: http://www.hf.ntnu.no/anv/Bakhtin/tidsplan.html