LINGUIST List 13.1181

Mon Apr 29 2002

Calls: Comparative Romance Ling, Lang & Ling Articles

Editor for this issue: Renee Galvis <reneelinguistlist.org>

Directory

1. Martine Coene, Call: Comparative Romance Linguistics
2. Karl Bernhardt, Journal of Language and Linguistics, April 2002: TOC

REMINDER: LAST CALL - DEADLINE May 1st !!!

International Conference on

COMPARATIVE ROMANCE LINGUISTICS

To honor Liliane TASMOWSKI


Antwerp, 19, 20 & 21 september 2002




Invited speakers:


Carmen DOBROVIE-SORIN

Liliane HAEGEMAN

Richard KAYNE

Brenda LACA

Johan ROORYCK

Sanda REINHEIMER




During more than 25 years, Liliane Tasmowski has occupied a leading
position in the field of comparative Romance linguistics,
participating in a large number of scientific research projects at the
University of Antwerp-U.I.A. and abroad. Her scientific dynamism and
genuine passion for Romance languages and in particular for Romanian
has inspired many students and colleagues. Continuing Liliane's work
and projects at her home institution is probably one of the best ways
to honor and surprise her on the occasion of her pre-emeritus status.



Therefore, we invite you to send in abstracts on all aspects of the
syntax, semantics and pragmatics of Romance languages in a comparative
perspective.



Conference languages are English and French.



Presentations will be 20 minutes long, plus 10 minutes for discussion.



Please submit:

- 3 one-page abstracts, spaced in 1,5 lines and in 10-pt Times font

- a separate page with the title of the abstract, the names and
affiliations of all authors and an E-mail address for correspondence




Deadline for submissions: May 1, 2002



Submission address: CRL, Dept.of Romance Languages, Universiteitsplein
1, B-2610 Antwerpen-Wilrijk, e-mail: coeneuia.ua.ac.be,
martine.coeneua.ac.be

The April issue of the Journal of Language and Linguistics is now
available at www.jllonline.net. Below is the table of contents.

Contributions are now sought for the July issue.

Regards

Karl Bernhardt
Editor, University of Buckingham UK (http://www.buckingham.ac.uk)

Table of Contents

 Articles

 To Teach Intensively or not? - That is the Question!
 by Damian Byrne, pp. 79 - 90

 Descriptive Linguistics at the Millennium: Corpus Data as
	Authentic Language
 by Robert de Beaugrande, pp. 91 - 131

 EFL for Intercultural Understanding: Question - Answer Adjacency
	Pairs in Emailing versus Face-to-Face Conversation Experimental
	Studies on Taiwanese Students
 by Chao - Chih Liao, pp. 132 - 168

 Take Two Language Learners : a Case Study of the Learning
	Strategies of Two Successful Learners of English as a Second Language
	with Instrumental Motivation by Pippa Macleod, pp. 169 - 195

 Language Teaching Research: In the Literature, but not always in
	the Classroom
 by Steve Schackne, pp. 196 - 209

 The Udmurt Language: Notes on its Status and Survival
 by Karl A. Bernhardt, pp. 210 - 215


 Review

 International English, Peter Trudgill and Jean Hannah, pp. 216 - 217