LINGUIST List 16.1541
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Calls: Applied Ling/Taiwan; Applied Ling/UK
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1. Jiun-Shiung
Wu,
International Conference on Applied Linguistics
2. Graham
LOW,
Researching and Applying Metaphor: Ten Years on.
Message 1: International Conference on Applied Linguistics
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Date: 12-May-2005
From: Jiun-Shiung Wu <wujsmail.ncyu.edu.tw>
Subject: International Conference on Applied Linguistics
Full Title: International Conference on Applied Linguistics
Date: 01-Apr-2006 - 02-Apr-2006
Location: Chiayi, Taiwan
Contact Person: Laura Liao
Meeting Email: chaochihmail.ncyu.edu.tw
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics
Call Deadline: 15-Nov-2005
Meeting Description:
International Conference on Applied Linguistics
Call for Papers
Theme: Generalization of the Unconscious
MEETING DESCRIPTION:
The International Conference on Applied Linguistics will take place between
April 1st - 2nd, 2006, in Chiayi County, Taiwan, hosted by the Department of
Foreign Languages, National Chiayi University.
This conference gives scholars of applied linguistics to meet and exchange the
results of their research activities, thus contributing to the understanding and
discussion of the current research trends in applied linguistics in Taiwan and
the other parts of the world.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Janet Holmes (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand)
Five other speakers are being contacted and invited.
TOPICS OF INTEREST:
We invite original, not presented/published works including, but not limited to,
the following fields:
Language and Culture: sociolinguistics, language policy and planning, language
and gender, language identity, etc.
Language and Cognition: psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics, language and mind,
language and brain, language development, language acquisition, etc.
Language and Teaching: teaching methodology, curriculum and syllabus design,
class activity design, Teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language, Teaching
Mandarin as a Second/Foreign Language, etc.
Computational Linguistics: creation of (annotated) corpora, tree bank, POS
tagging, syntactic or semantic parsing, natural language understanding,
knowledge representation, implementation of linguistic models, etc.
General Linguistics: (articulatory, acoustic, perceptual) phonetics, phonology,
morphology, syntax, semantics, interfaces of the fields above, etc.
ABSTRACT
We invite abstracts of 20-minute talks, plus 10-minute discussion. Electronic
submission is encouraged and preferred. Abstracts should be single-spaced and
one-page long, including references and examples, in 12 Pt Times New Roman font,
with all margins at 2.5 cm. Electronic versions must be anonymous. Please email
your abstract in .pdf or . ps format (.doc format is acceptable but we cannot be
responsible for the correct appearance of all fonts/characters) as an attachment
to dfl_con2004{at}mail{dot}ncyu{doc}edu{dot}tw and specify the name(s),
affiliation(s) and email(s) of the author(s) in the email body.
If email is impossible, please send five hard copies of your abstracts (one with
the name(s), affiliation(s) and email(s) of the author(s), and the other four
anonymous) to: Department of Foreign Languages, National Chiayi University, 85,
Wenlong, Minghsiung, Chiayi County, TAIWAN, 621.
IMPORTANT DATES
Abstract Submission Deadline: November 15, 2005
Notification of Acceptance: December 15, 2005
Full Paper Due: January 31, 2006
EQUIPMENT
Overhead projectors, laptops and digital projectors are available at the
conference. Requests of other equipment can be sent to the conference and will
be met at our best efforts.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Phone: +886-5-2263411 Ext. 2151
Fax: +886-5-2063072
Email: dfl_con2004{at}mail{dot}ncyu{doc}edu{dot}tw.
Address: Department of Foreign Languages, National Chiayi University, 85,
Wenlong, Minghsiung, Chiayi County, TAIWAN, 621
Message 2: Researching and Applying Metaphor: Ten Years on.
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Date: 12-May-2005
From: Graham LOW <gdl1york.ac.uk>
Subject: Researching and Applying Metaphor: Ten Years on.
Full Title: Researching and Applying Metaphor: Ten Years on.
Short Title: RAAM6
Date: 10-Apr-2006 - 12-Apr-2006
Location: Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Contact Person: Graham Low
Meeting Email: gdl1york.ac.uk
Web Site: http://www.psyc.leeds.ac.uk/raam6/
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics
Call Deadline: 30-Jun-2005
Meeting Description:
RaAM6 is an interdisciplinary conference, welcoming work from any relevant
discipline and using any theory that highlights the many and complex roles of
metaphor in real world contexts.
Researching and Applying Metaphor: Ten years on.
Conference to be held at the University of Leeds
10 - 12 April, 2006.
SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS
This sixth conference in the RaAM series returns to Yorkshire, UK to celebrate
10 years of Researching and Applying Metaphor.
Theme: Metaphor in the real world.
The 10th anniversary RaAM conference aims to look back over a decade and five
successful international RaAM conferences in order to assess key developments in
our particular area of metaphor studies.
RaAM began as a small seminar in York in January 1996, funded by the British
Association for Applied Linguistics and Cambridge University Press. A key
feature of that first meeting was the exploration of the nature and use of
metaphor in naturally-occurring discourse data. The ''applying'' in the title
refers to our commitment to using research to address and to try to ameliorate
'real world' issues and situations.
For RaAM6 we wish to preserve the characteristics of friendliness and equality
that have made previous RaAM events different from many other academic
conferences: it is an opportunity to meet people and talk shop in a supportive way.
Plenary speakers
Professor Ray Gibbs (Psychology. University of California, Santa Cruz)
Baroness Susan Greenfield, CBE (Director, the Royal Institution; Professor of
Pharmacology, University of Oxford; Director, Oxford Centre for the Study of the
Mind)
Dr. Brigitte Nerlich (Institute for the Study of Genetics, Biorisks and Society,
The University of Nottingham)
Scientific Committee
Lynne Cameron, University of Leeds; Graham Low, University of York (Co-chairs)
John Barnden, University of Birmingham, UK
Alice Deignan, University of Leeds, UK
Ray Gibbs, University of California, Santa Cruz, USA
Thomas Li, Beihang University (BUAA), China
Jeannette Littlemore, University of Birmingham, UK
Zouhair Maalej, University of Manouba, Tunisia
Gerard Steen, Vrije University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Zazie Todd, University of Leeds, UK
Local Organising Committee
Graham Low, York
Lynne Cameron, Leeds
Alice Deignan, Leeds
Zazie Todd, Leeds
Time and Place
Start Monday 10 April at 1400hr.
Finish Wednesday 12 April at 1800hr.
The conference will be held on the campus of the University of Leeds.
Types of session
We would welcome proposals for any of the following:
- Presentation (40 min)
- Colloquium or Panel Session (80 min)
- Workshop (80 min or 120 min)
- PhD report (40 min), from recently or nearly completed doctoral research projects.
- Poster/ Electronic Poster
Submission of proposals
Submissions should be made electronically using the RAAM website
http://www.psyc.leeds.ac.uk/raam6/
They should give the title of the session, the type of session, the name of the
presenter or co-ordinator, affiliation, contact addresses and email. The text
should be a summary of 500 words max. indicating the content of the session and
summarizing relevant data.
Workshop proposals should explain why the session is valuable and the nature of
the data to be explored.
Colloquium proposals should indicate the names of the main contributors and how
they would interact with the audience.
Please word your proposal clearly and concretely.
Deadline for receipt of proposals: 30 June 2005
Notification of acceptance: November 2005
Confirmation by presenters: 30 November 2005
Registration opens: 1 December 2005
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