About
The Social Interaction, Language and Culture Laboratory (SILC Lab) supports research on multilingualism. Through state-of-the-art 16-channel recording equipment, workstations, and data analysis software, the SILC Lab facilitates high-quality video recording, storage, and analysis of multilingual interaction by an interdisciplinary team of researchers in anthropology, conversation analysis, education, language learning, sociolinguistics, speech communication, and phonetics/phonology.
The lab is supported by a grant from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (#37510).
Publications
Book Contributions
Forthcoming
Lo, A., & Chun, E. W. Language and race: Elusiveness, entanglement, enregisterment. In N. Bonvillain and I. García-Sánchez(Eds.), The Routledge Handbook of Linguistic Anthropology (2nd ed.). New York: Routledge.
Lo, A., & Choi, L. J. Imagining international students at an American university: Discourses of multilingualism, diversity, and race. In M. Wu, S. R. Kanobana, & J. N. Singh (Eds.), Subverting space and race: Towards a geopolitically conscious and antiracist epistemology in the sociology of language. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.
2024
Lo, A., & Bell, L. A. Ethnography. In A. D. Percio & M.-C. Flubacher (Eds.), Critical Sociolinguistics: Dialogues, Dissonances, Developments. Bloomsbury Academic, 57-69.
2021
Lo, A., and Choi, L. The education exodus from South Korea. In F. N. Pieke, A. Dudden, and K. Iwabuchi, eds. Global East Asia.Berkeley: University of California Press. 129-139.
Lo, A., and Choi, L. Forming capital: Emblematizing discourses of mobility in South Korea (Korean translation of Lo and Choi 2017a). In Y. Kang, ed. Global Korean Studies: Linguistic Anthropology of South Korea. Seoul: Seoul National University Press.
Lo, A., and Chun, E. Language, race, and reflexivity: A view from linguistic anthropology In H. Samy Alim, A. Reyes, P. Kroskrity, eds. The Oxford Handbook of Language and Race. New York: Oxford University Press. 25-46.
Lo, A, Rim, M., Choi, L. and Abelmann, N. Drama consumption in transnational South Korea: Korean American women and intraethnic othering. In Yeonhee Yoon, ed. The Korean Wave: From a Private Commodity to a Public Good. Seoul: Korea University Press.
Journal Articles
2024. Choi, L. J., & Lo, A. Returnee students in South Korea. Melbourne Asia Review, 19.
2024. Lo, A. Commentary on Racial Optics of Escalation, Current Anthropology 65(3): 495-6.
2021. Lo, A. Whose hearing matters? Context and regimes of perception in sociolinguistics. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 267-268: 153-162.
2021. Lo, A., and Choi, L. The education exodus from South Korea. In F. N. Pieke, A. Dudden, and K. Iwabuchi, eds. Global East Asia. Berkeley: University of California Press. 129-139.
2021. Lo, A., and Choi, L. Forming capital: Emblematizing discourses of mobility in South Korea (Korean translation of Lo and Choi 2017a). In Y. Kang, ed. The Linguaculture of Modern Korean Society. Seoul: Seoul National University Press. 295-318.
2020. Lo, A. On affect and race under capitalism. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 265: 129-131.
2020. Lo, A., and Chun, E. Language, race, and reflexivity: A view from linguistic anthropology In H. Samy Alim, A. Reyes, P. Kroskrity, eds. The Oxford Handbook of Language and Race. New York: Oxford University Press. 25-46.
2020. Lo, A. Systems, features, figures: Approaches to language and class vs. language and race. Journal of Sociolinguistics 24(3): 293-307.
2020. Lo, A. Race, language, and representations. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 263: 77-83.
2020. Lo, A, Rim, M., Choi, L. and Abelmann, N. Drama consumption in transnational South Korea: Korean American women and intraethnic othering. In Yeonhee Yoon, ed. The Korean Wave: From a Private Commodity to a Public Good. Seoul: Korea University Press. 69-86.
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Personnel
Courses:
ANTH 289 - Special Topics in Anthropology; Doing Ethnography